About This Manual 1 Introduction 2 Creating the Kit Directory Structure 3 Writing Subset Control Programs 4 Creating Subsets 5 Producing Distribution Media 6 Installing a Kit A Digital UNIX Standard Directory Hierarchy
Table of Contents
Audience
Organization
Related Documents
Reader's Comments
Conventions
1.1 Product Types
1.2 Kit Formats
1.3 Kit-Building Process
1.4 Sample Products
2.1 Designing the Customer's Directory Structure
2.2 Kit-Building Directory Structure
2.2.1 Kit Directory Structure for a User Product
2.2.2 Kit Directory Structure for a Kernel Product
2.2.3 Kit Directory Structure for a Foreign Device Product
2.2.3.1 The name.kit File
2.2.3.2 The kitname.kk File
3.1 Common Tasks of a Subset Control Program
3.1.1 Creating Subset Control Program Source Files
3.1.2 Including Library Routines
3.1.3 Invoking Subset Control Programs
3.1.4 Aborting the Program
3.1.5 Setting Global Variables
3.1.6 Working in a Dataless Environment
3.2 Performing Tasks Associated with Installation Phases
3.2.1 Displaying the Subset Menu (M Phase)
3.2.2 Before Loading the Subset (PRE_L Phase)
3.2.3 After Loading the Subset (POST_L Phase)
3.2.3.1 Creating Forward Links
3.2.3.2 Creating Backward Links
3.2.3.3 Locking Subsets
3.2.4 After Securing the Subset (C INSTALL Phase)
3.2.5 Subset Verification (V Phase)
3.2.6 Before Deleting a Subset (C DELETE Phase)
3.2.7 Before Deleting a Subset (PRE_D Phase)
3.2.8 After Deleting a Subset (POST_D Phase)
3.3 Using Control File Flag Bits
3.4 User Product Subset Control Program
3.5 Kernel Product Subset Control Program
3.6 Foreign Device Subset Control Program
4.1 Creating the Master Inventory File
4.2 Key File
4.3 Running the kits Utility
4.3.1 Image Data File
4.3.2 Subset Control Files
4.3.3 Subset Inventory Files
4.3.4 Compression Flag File
5.1 Editing the /etc/kitcap File
5.1.1 Tape Media kitcap Record Format
5.1.2 Disk Media kitcap Record Format
5.2 Building a Kit on Magnetic Tape
5.3 Building a Kit on a Disk
5.3.1 Preparing a tar Formatted Kit
5.3.2 Using DCD Format
6.1 Installing a User Product
6.2 Installing a Kernel Product
6.3 Installing a Foreign Device Product
6.4 Installing a Product into a RIS Area
Examples
3-1 Example of Backward Link Creation
3-2 Subset Control Program for the ODB Product
3-3 The Subset Control Program for the /dev/none Driver
3-4 Subset Control Program for the /dev/edgd Driver
4-1 Master Inventory File for the ODB Kit
4-2 Key File for the ODB Kit
4-3 Sample Subset Inventory File