HP Integrity Essentials Pack for Linux Software Installing Software from the HP Support Pack

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3.Set execute permissions on the downloaded file:

#chmod a+x jrockit-R27.5.0-jdk1.5.0_14-linux-ipf.bin

4.Run the self-extracting binary to extract the RPM file:

#./jrockit-R27.5.0-jdk1.5.0_14-linux-ipf.bin

NOTE: The initial "./" is required if you do not have "." (a period) in your PATH environment variable.

A binary license agreement is displayed.

5.You must agree to the BEA JRockit 5.0 JDK license agreement to proceed with the installation.

NOTE: The default installation path is /root/jrockit-R27.5.0-jdk1.5.0_14, which can be modified during the installation process. A good location to install the JRockit 5.0 JDK is /usr/local/. Use this information when setting the JAVA_HOME environment variable in the next step.

6.Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable:

#export JAVA_HOME="javaDir"

where javaDir is the directory in which the BEA JRockit 5.0 JDK files were installed. For example, /root/jrockit-R27.5.0-jdk1.5.0_14.

NOTE: The JAVA_HOME environment variable must be exported in this fashion prior to, and in the same shell session as, the use of the HP Support Pack installer.

7.If your system is running RHEL5U1, you must re-enable SELinux. Otherwise, bypass this step.

# echo 1 >/selinux/enforce

Installing Software from the HP Support Pack

The software included in the HP Support Pack is installed by running the interactive installer install.sh. This installer provides options for installing one or more of the products described in “Software Provided in the HP Support Pack” (page 41).

Before Running the Installer

Before running the installer, perform the following steps:

1.Review the “Product Installation Dependencies” (page 44) section and ensure that you prepare your system accordingly.

2.Ensure that you have the latest version of the product as described in “Obtaining the Latest HP Insight Foundation Suite for Integrity with Linux” (page 19).

3.Log in to the system as root.

4.Mount the media containing the HP Support Pack or identify the directory into which the tar file was unpacked.

Running the Installer

You can run the installer anytime after the OS has been installed; however, HP recommends that you run the installer immediately after the initial installation of the OS.

To install software from the HP Support Pack , perform the following steps:

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Contents HP Smart Setup HP Support Pack Acknowledgments Table of Contents Configuring and Using a Serial Console Supported Products Matrix List of Figures List of Tables Page Intended Audience About This DocumentAdditional Documentation Typographic ConventionsPublishing History Related Information HP Encourages Your Comments Docsfeedback@hp.comSupport Information Planning the InstallationOverview Supported Linux OS DistributionsSupport Exceptions Ensure Support for Linux on HP Integrity ServersChoosing an Installation Scenario Choosing an Installation EnvironmentUsing a Serial Console Using a VGA ConsoleInstallation Process Using the HP Smart Setup Ebsu UtilityInstallation Overview Ensuring Platform Compatibility Preparing for InstallationVerifying Hardware Compatibility Setting Up a Serial Console Setting Up a ConsoleBacking Up Existing Data Setting Up the Boot Drive Setting Up a VGA ConsolePreparing the Server Hardware Accessing the Removable Media Devices Using EFI Shell reconnect -r# tar zxvf ebsu-version.tgz -C /mnt/usb # bootia64.efi# umount /mnt/usb # bootia64.efi Installing the OS and Updating the Server Using HP Smart Setup to Install the OSHP Smart Setup Ebsu Main Menu Select System Settings and press Enter Select the appropriate storage adapter and press Enter Select Smart Setup ADD Ebsu Qlogic Prompt Changes Here and in CH5 IINFORMATION! All tasks you selected will now be performed Using the Linux Media to Install the OS 13 Inserting the Linux Installer MediaUpdating the Server Installing Updates from the WebRegistering for HP Support Notifications 403619-B21 # lspci grep Fibre# tar zxvf hpqla2x00-date.tar.gz Installing the MPT Fusion HBA Drivers for Linux# rpm -ivh downloaded driver name Installing the OS and Updating the Server Using EFI EFI and HP Smart Setup Media UtilitiesUsing the Option ROM Configuration for Arrays Utility EFI Boot ManagerAccessing HP Smart Setup Utilities HP Smart Setup UtilitiesEFI Shell Install Linux-Launches the Linux Installer Page HP Management Base for Integrity Servers Installing and Using the HP Support PackSoftware Provided in the HP Support Pack HP Insight Management AgentsHP Insight Management Wbem Providers HP nPartition CommandsHP System Management Homepage HP Wbem Providers for LinuxSmall Footprint CIM Broker HP Array Configuration Utility Command Line InterfaceOpenPegasus HP Utilization Provider Including WbemHP SAS Integrated Raid IR Configuration Utility Product Installation DependenciesHP SmartSetup Scripting Toolkit HP Integrity Virtual Machines Wbem Provider# ./ jdk-6u12-linux-ia64.bin Installing the Java Development Kit Product# chmod jdk-6u12-linux-ia64.bin # export JAVAHOME=javaDirBefore Running the Installer Installing Software from the HP Support PackRunning the Installer # ./install.sh Menu for RHEL4Menu for SLES11 Configure Software Delivery Repository Access Installing Software from HP Software Delivery RepositoryObtaining the bootstrap.sh Script Select Software Installation Source AddConfiguring a Serial Console Configuring and Using a Serial ConsoleUsing a Serial Console Http//lxr.linux.no/source/Documentation/ia64/serial.txt HP Support Pack Dependencies RHEL4RHEL5 SLES11 Page Unaligned Access Messages Known IssuesSuperfluous PAM Authentication Message Partitioning Fibre Channel HBA Adapters Configuring Storage Adapters# /etc/init.d/sfcb start File should now look like Ui-timeout=80 HP System Management Homepage Session Time-out Error# /opt/hp/hpsmh/sbin/smhconfig Flashing HP PCIe 2-port 1000Base-T adapter AD337A AdaptersSupported Products Matrix Table D-1 Supported Products MatrixLAN Rusa SAS USB Rusa