AlphaServer SC patch kit: ========================== AlphaServer SC Version : SC V2.6 UK1 Kit Name: SCV26UK115314649 Release Date: 02/23/2005 PTR: 153-1-4649 Abstract: "origin" script for SC V2.6 (Tru64 5.1B) You do not have to build or deploy kernels or reboot any nodes to install this patch. This patch only contains a script. Although this is an AlphaServer SC patch, the "origin" script does not contain anything SC-specific and it works just as well on non-SC machines. For this reason the patch has been designed to install on any Tru64 Unix 5.1B machine whether standalone, TruCluster or Sierra. Description of Patch: ===================== This patch installs the "origin" script. The "origin" script is a configuration management utility that works out what setld or dupatch kit installed a particular file on your system. If you are wondering what patch provided the version of cfs.mod you are running then "/usr/sbin/origin cfs.mod" will tell you. Here are some examples: # /usr/sbin/origin scfs_client.mod 54657 647 /usr/opt/SCFS/sys/scfs_client.mod SCV26SSB106425 'AlphaServer SC Patch V2.6-SSB-106425 SCFS failover mandatory patch' This output means that the version of scfs_client.mod that is in use on this domain is the one from SCV26SSB106425. The script takes multiple arguments and can be used to do an inventory: # /usr/sbin/origin `ls -1 /sys/BINARY/*mod` 01089 844 /sys/BINARY/GENERIC.mod OSFHWBIN540 'Hardware Kernel Modules %Kernel Build Environment' 31540 8 /sys/BINARY/GENERIC_EXTRAS.mod OSFHWBIN540 'Hardware Kernel Modules %Kernel Build Environment' 48011 10 /sys/BINARY/_lmf_.mod OSFBIN540 'Standard Kernel Modules %Kernel Build Environment' 34939 36 /sys/BINARY/ace.mod OSFHWBIN540 'Hardware Kernel Modules %Kernel Build Environment' 03220 1412 /sys/BINARY/advfs.mod OSFPATC0103700540 'Patch: Fix vfast memory leak + avoid panic in dqput%Filesystem Patches' 20747 775 /sys/BINARY/aha_chim.mod OSFPAT00122700540 'Patch: KZPEA firmware fails to correctly handle filemarks%I/O Device Handling Patches' 08131 1 /sys/BINARY/alpha_scrub.mod ... # find /usr/opt/SCFS/sys -type f -exec origin {} \; 42225 1 /usr/opt/SCFS/sys/include/sys/scfs.h SCFSBASE300 'AlphaServer SC Fast File Service V2.6-BL5-3332-EAGLE' 06252 1 /usr/opt/SCFS/sys/files SCFSBIN300 'AlphaServer SC Fast File Service TruCluster Integration V2.6-BL5-3332-EAGLE' 01462 616 /usr/opt/SCFS/sys/scfs.mod SCV26SSB106425 'AlphaServer SC Patch V2.6-SSB-106425 SCFS failover mandatory patch' 54657 647 /usr/opt/SCFS/sys/scfs_client.mod SCV26SSB106425 'AlphaServer SC Patch V2.6-SSB-106425 SCFS failover mandatory patch' # Kit location: ============= The patch kit is SCV26UK115314649.tar.gz and it is available from ITRC. Prerequisites: ============== Before installing this Patch kit, you should ensure the following: 1) You are running Tru64 Unix 5.1B Kit checksum: ============= # cksum SCV26UK115314649.tar.gz 2923808092 2457 SCV26UK115314649.tar.gz Updated files: ============== A list of the files included in this patch is given below along with the cksum values for each file. 2566714328 1422 /usr/opt/srasysman/bin/origin symbolic link /usr/sbin/origin -> /usr/opt/srasysman/bin/origin Instructions: ============= This patch is provided as a setld installable kit. Unpack it into a directory that is NFS mounted on all domains e.g. /nfs/SCV26UK115314649 and install it as follows: Patch required on Management Server (if used) : YES Patch required on Domains : YES On a standalone node or standard TruCluster: -------------------------------------------- Install the patch as follows: # cd /nfs/SCV26UK115314649 # setld -l /nfs/SCV26UK115314649 SCV26UK115314649 To remove the patch, use the following commands: # setld -d SCV26UK115314649 On an AlphaServer SC: --------------------- Install on the management station as directed above. Install on the domains as follows: # cd /nfs/SCV26UK115314649 # scrun -d all setld -l /nfs/SCV26UK115314649 SCV26UK115314649 To remove the patch use the following commands: # scrun -d all setld -d SCV26UK115314649 # setld -d SCV26UK115314649 Installation is complete at this point. You do not need to build or deploy kernels or reboot any nodes. It's just a script. =======================================================================