PROBLEM:  (BCPM50Z88, QAR 71321)    (Patch ID: OSF440-154)
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This patch provides bug fixes to the sys_check utility and updates the
sys_check to version 114. This also include providing better display analysis
messages.

PROBLEM:  (NONE)    (Patch ID: OSF440-258)
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This patch provides the folowing changes to the sys_check utility:
   - fixes the ra200info tool from core dumping
   - include sysconf in inventory for sys_check use

PROBLEM:  (NONE)    (Patch ID: OSF440-275)
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This patch fixes the following two problems with the collect information
tool used by the sys_check utility;
- a security hole where a user can become root
- collect can not start at boot time due to incorrectly handling SIGHUP
signal


PROBLEM: (BCGM4134M, BCPM71NXQ, BRO45678A, BCGM814ON,
          BCPM51JZ6, 81811, 77292, 79179, 84598, N/A) (PATCH ID: OSF440-478)
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This patch upgrades sys_check utiility to version 119.1
and provides the following changes:
- two NFS problems
- fixes the ra200info tool from core dumping
- utilizes Compaq Analyze when available
- utilizes storages new cliscript tool in place of hsxterm
- updates asu section


PROBLEM: (81295, 81296, 81562, 81563) (PATCH ID: OSF440-484)
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This patch fixes following problems with the collect command
and it adds sysloging when collect suspends, resumes, or
receives a signal.
  - Collect always returns 0 for tape status,
  - Collect does not display proper PID and PPID on heavily loaded system,
  - Collect displays warning msg when a HSG80 controller installed,
  - Collect does not display proper Net status on heavily used network,
  - Collect does not align MessageQ data properly when the ID field is large,
    and
  - Collect does not compute Usertime and Systemtime correctly for processes
    whose pids are recycled.


PROBLEM: (85366) (PATCH ID: OSF440-563)
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sys_check will generate spurious error messages when there is
no nfs configured.


PROBLEM: (BCGMA1D6Z) (PATCH ID: OSF440-528)
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sys_check is incorrectly evaluating the number of HSG controllers
connected to a system, especially in a multipath configuration on v5.0a/V5.1.
Doing so causes sys_check to run considerably longer.