8.Install the mvEnterprise Release 4.1. ABS by typing the command:

./absrestore

This restores the mvEnterprise 4.1 ABS from the release tape. Successful completion of an absrestore displays the message:

ABS tape loaded with XXX frames used.

9.If you wish to use the pickoda monitor program, proceed with the following steps:

a)Save a copy of the current mvEnterprise monitor program (i.e., prodpick) to a new name. Type:

mv prodpick prodpick.reg

b)Replace the existing mvEnterprise monitor program with the mvEnterprise/ODA monitor program.

cp -p pickoda prodpick

10.If this is a new installation or you are doing a complete file restore, proceed with Steps 11-15 to complete the installation procedure.

If this is an upgrade, and you are not doing a complete file restore, perform a COLDSTART by typing the command:

./coldstart

Then, proceed with Steps 14-15.

11.If this is a new installation, leave the mvEnterprise Release 4.1 tape inserted.

If this is not a new installation, remove the mvEnterprise Release 4.1 release tape and insert the base file-save tape in drive 0.

12.Perform a file restore by typing the command:

./filerestore

The following prompts display:

Do you really wish to file restore prodpick (y/n)?

Type Y.

Load Data Tape and press "C"

Type C.

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