General installation procedure for Solaris
The general procedure for installing and configuring host cards, drivers software and associated utilities for the Solaris operating system is as follows:
1.Install any UltraPort cards you require into your system. See Installing host cards and cable accessories on page 95
Note
Once you have installed the drivers, if you add or remove any host cards the operating system will update the kernel accordingly using the startcomf program.
startcomf is run automatically during boot up and checks to see if any host cards have been added or removed since the last time the system was powered up. If anything has changed the files which identify the ports and terminals are updated.
2.If required, install the Solaris drivers and utilities onto your system using the procedures described in Installing drivers and utilities on page 77.
3.If required, remove any host cards you want from your system. See Removing host cards on page 101.
4.Using the admintool utility, configure the serial ports you have added to the system. See Configuring serial ports on page 79.
Your system can now use the serial adaptor cards you have installed. If required, you can reconfigure serial ports following initial installation.
UltraPort Serial Adaptors User Guide | Chapter 2 Installing drivers and host cards |
Installing under Solaris | Page 76 |
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