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|
我不知道到底要用几张光盘，因为我少用一张就有无休止的CONF让我确认，现在我OPEN了如下光盘：
INSTALLATION TOOLS AND OVERLAYS(1 OF 4)
OVERLAYS(2 OF 4)
OVERLAYS(3 OF 4)
OVERLAYS(4 OF 4)
FOUNDATION 1
FOUNDATION 2
DEVELOPMENT LIBRARIES(没有这张需要CONF 80个以上！)
ONC3/NFS FOR IRIX6.2 6.3 6.4 AND 6.5(没有这张需要CONF 16个)
OPEN了这八张后还是CONF 了六个才进行了安装，可是，我真的需要这么多盘吗？
| ddzzd 回复于：2003-10-20 22:00:18
| 可以吗？我装的时候COPY完以后就死机了，后来用6.5装的时候出现了提示说上一次不能建立 MINIROOT 5.3应该只有一张光盘吧？
| | szh 回复于：2003-10-20 21:57:38
| 可以安装5.3
你可以试着不安装两个开发包看会不会出现冲突~！
| | ddzzd 回复于：2003-10-20 21:37:41
| 对了，还有一张 APPLICATIONS
| | szh 回复于：2003-10-20 21:40:23
| 还有：DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
| | ddzzd 回复于：2003-10-20 21:45:30
| 要这么多？？？可是我根本不要做什么“DEVELOPMENT”！
| | szh 回复于：2003-10-20 21:48:02
| 应该要的，我装的系统是都要这张的。如果不装就好多的冲突！所以还是要装上的！
如果你不装，
那你全部10 1a 2a 3a 4a 5a 6a 7a 8a 9a 掉！
好累的！~
| | ddzzd 回复于：2003-10-20 21:54:24
| 知道了，我想我弄反了，我想我应该装DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
，而不是 DEVELOPMENT LIBRARIES，我记得我在 O2 上装的时候好像只用了7张，没有 DEVELOPMENT 这两张，而且也没有 CONF 很多，有区别吗？
| | ddzzd 回复于：2003-10-20 21:55:39
| 正在安装中。。。。。。，INDIGO2不能装5.3是吧？
| | zp989 回复于：2003-10-20 23:15:45
| 装这个系统唯一就是”放光盘“先放第一启动，第二，FOUNDATION 1 、2在按顺序放，，，少一张就会提示你。。
Installing IRIX 6.5.x for Onyx1, Onyx2, OCTANE, O2 and IMPACT With Discreet CD-ROMs
Revision 2.40
The CDROM based installation requires the following, replace the X with the versions you want to install , For Installing 6.5.X you need a minimum of 1.5 GB on space left on you system disk. (1.5 GB , is the maximum size 6.5.X take in your system disk  .
Package Upgrade IRIX 6.5.X Overlays
IRIX 6.5.X Installation Tools and Overlays (1 of 2)
IRIX 6.5.X Overlays (3 of 3)
IRIX 6.5.X Applications
Package basic IRIX 6.5
IRIX 6.5 Foundation 1
IRIX 6.5 Foundation 2
OCTANE/IMPACT Video <Only needed if you have an IMPACT or OCTANE >
Divo 2.1 for 6.5 <Only needed if you have an Onyx2>
Sirius for 6.5 <Only needed if you have an Onyx1>
SGI HiPPI 3.2 and Essential HiPPI for 6.5 <Only needed if you have a HiPPI network>
(Located on the Beta2 software CD-ROM)
ONC3/NFS versions 3, for IRIX 6.2 6.3 6.4 and 6.5 <All platforms>
Useful address: http://support.sgi.com/6.5/installing.html
Note: Percentages and numbers (Such as Disk Block Numbers) are provided only for examples; More than likely, your system will have different numbers than those we have specified in this document. Also, Be sure to read the sections as they contain some valuable information for some cases.
If your system is on a Network, it is recommended to keep a copy of the files required to setup the network after this upgrade. These files may include:
/etc/hosts, /etc/sys_id, /etc/ethers, /etc/TIMEZONE, /etc/net, /etc/sendmail.cf, /etc/exports, /etc/host.equiv, /etc/aliases, /etc/initd.conf, /etc/resolv.conf, /etc/fstab, /etc/group, /etc/config/*, /etc/init.d/network.local, /etc/passwd, /var/yp/ypdomain, etc.
Ask your system administrator for more information.
Steps to install IRIX 6.5.X from Scratch:
1. Backup your existing system disk
2. Reformat and exercise the drive (Optional but recommended by Discreet Logic Technical Support
3. Install IRIX 6.5.X
4. Setup the network information
5. Load setup files from the system disk backup
Step 1: Back up your system disk
It is very important that you backup your System Disk because when you install IRIX 6.5.X, you will lose all information currently stored on it. It is recommended that you do the two following steps:
A. BACKUP: When you install IRIX 6.5, you will lose all of the data on your system disk. Use the Backup command to make a tape backup of entire system. You should backup:
1. Login as root
2. Determine the SCSI controller number and device unit number of the tape drive from the hardware inventory. Type:
hinv | grep Tape
The hardware inventory “ hinv ” line for the tape drive appears, and looks similar to:
Tape drive: unit 2 on SCSI controller 0: DAT
3. Command to backup the entire system disk.
Backup –t /dev/mt/tps<controller#>d<device#>ns –i /
Where <controller#> and <device#> are the SCSI controller and device unit numbers you determined above from the hinv command.
B. TAR file: The setup files from the /usr/discreet home directory, the logical volume table (/etc/lvtab) if you are using a DL disk array, and any other files, software applications, and so on, that you want to keep and restore quickly.
1. Log in as root.
2. Determine the SCSI controller number and device unit number of the tape drive from the hardware inventory. Type:
hinv | grep Tape
The hardware inventory line for the tape drive appears, and looks similar to:
Tape drive: unit 2 on SCSI controller 0: DAT
3. Enter the tar command using the following format:
tar -covf /dev/mt/tps<controller#>d<device#>ns <filelist>
where <controller#> and <device#> are the SCSI controller and device unit numbers you determined above from the hinv command, and <filelist> is the list of directories you want to back up.
For example, if you are currently running flame* and smoke*, and want to backup /etc/passwd and /usr/people/MyAccount to tape:
tar -covf /dev/mt/tps0d6ns /usr/discreet /usr/people/MyAccount /etc/passwd
Note: It is important to gather the file list prior to using the tar command above because each time the above command is execute, the files on the tape will be overwritten. See your System Administrator for assistance or see the tar man page.
Step 2: Resize and exercise the drive. (optional)
This procedure takes about an hour to run. It is done to ensure that the disk is clean, free from bad blocks. It's recommended to exercise the drive for re-mapping all bad blocks.
1. Shut down the computer by typing
init 0
2. When this message appears:
Okay to power off the system now. Press any key to restart.
Click “Restart”.
3. When this message appears:
Starting up the system
Click, “Stop For Maintenance” or press Escape (Some systems may not display the “Stop for Maintenance” button).
4. Select “Enter Command Monitor” in the PROM Monitor. The Command Monitor appears.
5. Determine the unit and controller numbers for the CD-ROM drive. in the Command Monitor, type:
hinv
6. In the hinv listing that appears, look for a line similar to this:
SCSI CDROM :scsi(X)cdrom(Y)
Write down the SCSI controller (X) and CD-ROM unit (Y) numbers.
scsi (X) :____ cdrom (Y) :____
7. Start the fx utility by entering the following command, replacing X and Y with the values you determined above:
Put the CDROM: Installation Tools and Overlays (1 of 2)
Where X is for the Controllers numbers and Y the unit numbers for your CDROM
Invoke 'fx' from the IRIX Installation Tools CD, from the IRIX
Installation Tools and Overlays (1 of 2/3) CD, or from your first
IRIX CD whatever is appropriate..
If you want to run fx.ARCS and if you have the IRIX 6.5.1 Overlay
CD don't do it. Rather invoke 'fx' from the IRIX Installation
Tools CD.
If your CPU type is IP12 or IP17 the command (a single line) is:
boot -f dksc(ctlr,unit, sash.<cpu>
dksc(ctlr,unit,7)stand/fx.<cpu> --x
If your CPU type is IP19, IP20, or IP22 the command (a single
line) is:
boot -f dksc(ctlr,unit,sashARCS
dksc(ctlr,unit,7)stand/fx.ARCS --x
For IRIX 6.5.x:
For systems with the 32 bit ARCS PROM (Indigo, Indigo2, Indy,
Onyx, Challenge and O2), the command (a single line) is:
boot -f dksc(ctlr,unit,sashARCS dksc(ctlr,unit,7)stand/fx.ARCS
For systems with 64-bit ARCS PROM (for example, Power Challenge,
Power Onyx, Power Indigo2, Indigo2 10000, Origin, Onyx2, and
OCTANE) the command (a single line) is:
boot -f dksc(ctlr,unit,sash64 dksc(ctlr,unit,7)stand/fx.64
where <ctlr> and <unit> are the controller and unit numbers of the
CDROM drive as shown by 'hinv'.
To invoke 'fx' over the network from a CD with installation tools
mounted under CDdir on an installation server named server, enter
this command:
>> boot -f bootp()server:CDdir/stand/<fx_call_as_shown_above>
For IP30 / IP27
boot -f dksc(X,Y,sash64 dksc(X,Y,7)stand/fx.64 -–x
or
boot -f cdrom(X,Y,sash64 cdrom(X,Y,7)stand/fx.64 -–x
For IP19 / IP22 / IP25 / IP32
boot -f dksc(X,Y,sashARCS dksc(X,Y,7)stand/fx.ARCS -–x
Some platforms require this syntax (in the hinv for the CDROM, it will say:
“CDROM: unit Y on SCSI Controller X, (cdrom(X,Y,7))”):
boot -f cdrom(X,Y,sash64 cdrom(X,Y,7)stand/fx.64 –-x
8. The output of the fx utility is shown below. Follow the actions written in bold.
SGI Versions 6.5 ARCS
fx :device-name = (dksc) <ENTER>
fx :ctlr# = (0) <ENTER> (See Note below)
fx :drive# = (1) <ENTER> (See Note below)
Important: If you are running on an O2 R10K or a machine whose system disk is NOT on ID 1 or the Controller is not 0, ensure to enter the Disk ID number before the ENTER above and enter the Controller number before the ENTER.
...opening dksc(0,1,)
...controller test ...OK
Scsi derive type = = SEAGATE ST34502LC 0005
--- please choose one (? for help, .. to quit this menu) ---
[exit]t [d]ebug/ [l]abel/ [a]uto
[b]adblock/ [exe]rcise/ [r]epartition/ [f]ormat
fx> exe <ENTER> (exercise the drive and remap the bad blocks)
----- please choose one (? for help, .. to quit this menu)-----
[b]utterfly [seq]uential [set]testpat
[e]rrlog [st]op_on_error [sh]owtestpat
[r]andom [m]iscompares [c]omplete
fx/exercise> seq <ENTER>
fx/exercise/sequential:modifier = (rd-only) wr-c <ENTER> (*DESTRUCTIVE*)
fx/exercise/sequential:starting block# = (0) <ENTER>
fx/exercise/sequential:nblocks = (888784 <ENTER>
fx/exercise/sequential:nscans = (1) <ENTER>
* * * * * WARNING * * * * *
sequential pass 1 :scanning [0, 8887848]
about to destroy data on disk dksc(0,1,0) ! ok? yes <ENTER>
0%...10%...20%...30%...40%...50%...60%...70%...80%...100%...done
----- please choose one (? for help, .. to quit this menu)-----
[b]utterfly [seq]uential [set]testpat
[e]rrlog [st]op_on_error [sh]owtestpat
[r]andom [m]iscompares [c]omplete
fx/exercise>.. <ENTER>
--- please choose one (? for help, .. to quit this menu) ---
[exit]t [d]ebug/ [l]abel/ [a]uto
[b]adblock/ [exe]rcise/ [r]epartition/ [f]ormat
fx> r <ENTER> (repartition your drive)
Note: If you are on a new System Disk, type “ro” at the “fx/repartition>” prompt to ensure that the system disk is a rootdrive.
---- please choose one (? for help, .. to quit this menu) ----
[ro]otdrive [o]ptiondrive [e]xpert
[u]srrootdrive [re]size
fx/repartition> re <ENTER> (resize the partitions)
After changing the partition, the other partitions will be adjusted around it to fit the change. The results will be displayed and you will be asked whether it is OK, before the change is committed to disk. Only the standard partitions may be changed with this function.
Type ? at prompt for a list of all possible choices
fx/repartition/resize:partition to change = (swap) <ENTER> (select the sub partitions)
current: type raw base: 3597 cycls, 8125623 blks, 3968 Mb
len: 116 cycls, 262044 blks, 128 Mb
fx/repartition/resize :partitioning method = (megabytes(2^20)) <ENTER> (select the type of the partitions)
\Note: For running DL products on OCTANE, Onyx1, Onyx2, O2 and IMPACT a minimum of 256 MB of swap space. This requires with 4 GB hard drive minimum.
fx/repartition/resize :size in megabytes (max 4301)= (12 512 <ENTER>
----- partitions-----
part type blocks Megabytes (base+size)
0: xfs 4096 + 7836252 2 + 3826
1: raw 7840348 + 1048576 3828 + 512
8: volhdr 0 + 4096 0 + 2
10: volume 0 + 8888924 0 + 4340
Use the new partition layout? (no) yes <ENTER>
[ro]otdrive [o]ptiondrive [e]xpert
[u]srrootdrive [re]size
fx/repartition> /exi <ENTER> (Exit the FX application)
NOTE: Some systems may also state this after this step.
label info has changed for disk dksc(0,1,0). write out changes? (yes) yes <ENTER>
9. When you exit fx, the screen turns black. If any error messages appear, reformat the drive or change the disk drive for a other one . If no error messages appear, you are returned to the PROM Monitor.
Step 3: Install IRIX 6.5.X
1. Select the Install System Software option from the PROM monitor.
2. Select the Local CD-ROM option, and click Install.
3. When this message appears:
“Insert the installation CD-ROM now.”
Insert the IRIX 6.5.X Installation Tools and Overlays (1 of 2)
Click Continue after led stops blinking (Or if your CD-ROM does not have a LED, wait approximately 10 seconds). The installation tools will then be copied to disk.
4. A window with the “IRIX Release 6.5” copyright statement appears.
The output that appears in this window is shown below. Follow the actions written in bold.
WARNING: In some cases the installation stops on this line:
Unable to mount partition: /dev/dsk/dkscXdYs0 on /root
:
:
Press ENTER to invoke C shell csh# <ENTER>
Type this line in the prompt (Replacing X with the controller that your system disk is on (Generally 0 except on ONYX1 IR where it would be 1) and Y with the SCSI ID of your system disk (Generally 1)):
# mkfs /dev/rdsk/dksXdYs0 <ENTER>
After some messages and the prompt come back, type:
# exit <ENTER>
Mounting file systems:
/dev/dsk/dksc0d1s0: Invalid argument
No valid file system found on: /dev/dsk/dksc0d1s0
This is your system disk: without it we have nothing on which to install software.
Make new file system on /dev/dsk/dks0d1s0 [yes/no/sh/help]: yes <ENTER>
About to remake (mkfs) file system on: /dev/dsk/dks0d1s0
This will destroy all data on disk partition: /dev/dsk/dks0d1s0
Are you sure? [y/n]: y <ENTER>
Block size of filesystem 512 or 4096 bytes? 4096 <ENTER>
meta-data =/dev/rdsk/dks0d1s0 isize=256 agcount=8 agsize=131246blks
data = bsize=4096 blck=1049963 imaxpct=25
log = internal log bsize=4096 blocks=1000
realtime = none bzise=65536 blocks=0 rtextents=0
Note: If the system does not prompt you to create a new file system (mkfs), you should type “admin” (13) at the first “Inst>” prompt, type “mkfs” (11) at the “Admin>” prompt, and answer “yes” to all questions. Lastly, type “..” to get back to the initial menu.
Invoking software installation
Inst 3.6 Main Menu
1. from [source]
2. open [source]
3. close [source[
4. list [keywords] [names]
5. go
6. install [keywords] [names]
7. remove [keywords] [names]
8. keep [keywords] [names]
9. step [keywords] [names]
10. conflicts [choice ...]
11. help [topics]
12.view ...
13.admin
14.quit
Inst> 1 <ENTER> (specify location of software to be installed)
Previous installation sites:
1. /CDROM/dist
2. none (no distribution. view installed products)
3. quit (no action)
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
more ? (h=help) q
Note: On some platforms (such as the Indigo2), the “more?” prompt may not appear.
Reading product descriptions .. 25%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions .. 100% Done.
:
:
1. Place me on the maintenance stream
2. Place me on the feature stream
3. cancel
Enter a choice: 2 <ENTER>
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist
2. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
5. Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive (lower right corner or the upper right corner on Onyx2 systems) and load the IRIX 6.5.X Overlays (3 of 3). Continue with the installation. Wait until CDROM Led stops flashing (Or if your CD-ROM does not have a LED, wait approximately 10 seconds).
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 13%
Reading /root/var/inst/hist/
Reading product descriptions... 25%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
 subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist
2. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist]/CDROM/dist/ <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Reading product descriptions... 25%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist/
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist
2. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
5a. Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive (lower right corner or the upper right corner on Onyx2 systems) and load the IRIX 6.5.X Overlays (3 of 3). Continue with the installation. Wait until CDROM Led stops flashing (Or if your CD-ROM does not have a LED, wait approximately 10 seconds).
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 13%
Reading /root/var/inst/hist/
Reading product descriptions... 25%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist
2. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Note: The next section is on the same CD, hence you do not have to change CD-ROMs.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist]/CDROM/dist/unbundled <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Reading product descriptions... 25%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist/unbundled
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
2. /CDROM/dist
3. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
6. Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the IRIX 6.5 Applications. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist/unbundled] /CDROM/dist <ENTER>
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
more? (h=help) q <ENTER>
:
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist
2. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
3. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
7. Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the IRIX 6.5 Foundation 1. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/dist
2. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
3. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
8. Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the IRIX 6.5 Foundation 2. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/dist
2. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
3. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
9. ONLY FOR OCTANE or IMPACT SYSTEMS, <SKIP IF YOU DON’T HAVE A OCTANE or IMPACT>
Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the OCTANE/IMPACT video for Irix 6.5 CD. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or
Enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/dist
2. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
3. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Continue on to Step 12.
10. ONLY ONYX2, <SKIP IF YOU DON’T HAVE A DIVO board installed>
Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the Divo 2.1 and Sirius CD. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] /CDROM/divo <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/divo
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or
Enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/divo
2. /CDROM/dist
3. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
4. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Continue on to Step 12.
11. ONLY ONYX1, <SKIP IF YOU DON’T HAVE A Sirius board installed >
Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the Divo 2.1 and Sirius CD. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] /CDROM/sirius <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/sirius
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or
Enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/sirius
2. /CDROM/dist
3. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
4. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Continue on to Step 12.
12. ALL PLATFORMS, <SKIP IF YOU DON’T HAVE HIPPI Hardware installed>
Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the Beta2 software CD. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [] /CDROM/<DL beta software>/<IPxx>/dist/hippi/<type> <ENTER>
Where:
<IPxx> would be IP25 for Onyx1 IR, IP27 for Onyx2, IP30 for Octane.
<DL beta software> would be flame61beta2, smoke30beta2, fire30beta2 or inferno31beta2.
<type> would be ESS for Essential HiPPI Hardware or SGI for SGI HiPPI Hardware.
NOTE: If you are using SGI HiPPI Hardware, see Section 4: Setup the network information).
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/<DL beta software>/<IPxx>/dist/hippi/<type>
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or
enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/<DL beta software>/<IPxx>/dist/hippi/<type>
2. <Path to Video Software and Drivers> (If Applicable)
3. /CDROM/dist
4. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
5. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Continue on to Step 13.
13. OPTIONAL, IF YOU NEED NFS/NIS INSTALLED ON YOUR MACHINE <SKIP IF YOU DON’T NEED IT>
Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the ONC3/NFS for IRIX 6.2 6.3 6.4 and 6.5 CD. Continue with the installation.
“WARNING: different location for the distribution.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] /CDROM/dist6.5 <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist6.5
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/dist6.5
2. /CDROM/<DL beta software>/<IPxx>/dist/hippi/<type> (If Applicable)
3. <Path to Video Software and Drivers> (If Applicable)
3. /CDROM/dist
4. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
5. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
14. Complete the pre-Installation and install the Sub-Systems.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist6.5] done <ENTER>
Inst> keep *
Inst> install standard
Inst> install prereqs
No matches for "prereqs" were found
Note: This is a normal messages.
Inst> keep incompleteoverlays
Note: If you have any other messages, perform the above steps again starting at keep *.
Optional and not recommended
If you need to remove some subsytem , refers to the list in Appendix A before the Step 4. Do this for each subsytem you want to remove, at the Inst> type “remove SUBSYSTEM “.
It’s recommended to remove all subsytems you don’t want after the upgrade will be finished. You login to the root account and re-run the installation tool inst for removing.
Inst> go <ENTER>
Follow the instructions as provided:
Pre-installation check... 8%
Checking space requirements... 16%
Pre-installation check completed
Installing/removing files... 16%
Please insert the "IRIX 6.5 FOUNDATION-1" CD.
Type control-C interrupt:
:
:
Note: You don't need to press any keys at this point. The installation will automatically read the new CD after it is inserted. If you have any problems reading the CD you placed in the tray, try to place another CD, then remove it, and place the one the system requires.
Note: There is no need to be alarmed concerning messages you may see during this process. If you are doing the procedure on multiple platforms, you also should not be alarmed that one platform may have different or more messages. Ignore any messages such as “Device not ready” that you may get when removing and inserting CD-ROMs. The only messages that you should watch for are as follows:
Please insert the "IRIX 6.5 Application " CD.
Type control-C interrupt:
Note: If you walk away from the system and the system states that it has timed out waiting for the next CD, simply replace the current CD with the one that the system asks for and then type “retry”.
Note: An error will appear for the package: appletalk.sw.xinet_base.
:
:
Error/Interrupt Menu
1.retry
2. stop
3. continue
4. set
5. help
6. sh
7. shroot
Interrupt> 3 <ENTER>
NOTE: If you require XINET, you should see XINET’s web site at http://www.xinet.com for an updated version.
:
:
Please insert the "ONC3/NFS Version 3 FOR IRIX 6.2 THROUGH 6.5" CD. (Only if NFS/NIS was installed in step 10 the system ask for this CD)
Type control-C interrupt:
:
:
Please insert the "IRIX 6.5 FOUNDATION-2" CD.
Type control-C interrupt:
:
:
Please insert the "OCTANE/IMPACT VIDEO FOR IRIX 6.5" CD. (Only if OCTANE or IMPACT was installed in step 9 the system ask for this CD)
Type control-C interrupt:
:
:
Please insert the "Untitled" CD. (Only if Onyx2 with DIVO option board was installed in step 10 the system ask for this CD; This is the CD labeled “Divo 2.1 and Sirius”)
Type control-C interrupt:
:
:
Please insert the "Untitled" CD. (Only if Onyx1 with Sirius board was installed in step 11 the system ask for this CD; This is the CD labeled “Divo 2.1 and Sirius”)
Type control-C interrupt:
:
:
Please insert the "Untitled" CD. (Only if Essential or SGI HIPPI was installed in step 12 will the system ask for this CD; This is the DL Beta Software CD)
Type control-C interrupt:
:
:
Please insert the "IRIX 6.5.X Installation Tools and Overlays 1-of-2 " CD.
Type control-C interrupt:
:
:
Please insert the "IRIX 6.5.X Overlays 2-of-2" CD.
Type control-C interrupt:
:
:
Inst> <ENTER>
Inst 3.5 Main Menu
1. from [source]
2. open [source]
3. close [source[
4. list [keywords] [names]
5. go
6. install [keywords] [names]
7. remove [keywords] [names]
8. keep [keywords] [names]
9. step [keywords] [names]
10. conflicts [choice ...]
11. help [topics]
12. view ...
13. admin
14. quit
Inst> quit <ENTER>
Requickstarting ELF files (see rqsall(1)).. 100% done.
Automatically reconfiguring the operating system.
Ready to restart the system. Restart? { (y)es, (n)o, (sh)ell ,(h)elp } : yes <ENTER>
Step 4: Set up network information (if applicable)
If your machine is on the network, set up the following files may be required:
/etc/hosts, /etc/sys_id, /etc/TIMEZONE, /etc/aliases, /etc/fstab, /etc/group, /etc/hosts.equiv, /etc/passwd, /var/yp/ypdomain, etc.
If you have SGI HiPPI network hardware:
a) Make a backup of the installed driver by typing:
cp /var/sysgen/boot/hps.o /var/sysgen/boot/hps.bak
b) Copy an updated driver by typing:
cp /CDROM/<DL beta software>/<IPxx>/dist/hippi/SGI/hps.o /var/sysgen/boot/
c) Finally type autoconfig –vf to rebuild the kernel and reboot your system.
Ask your system administrator for more information.
Step 5: Load setup files from the system disk backup
If you want to use setup files created in previous versions of Discreet Logic product, from the backup tape you created in Step 1.
To load the files from tape:
1. Make sure you are logged in as root.
2. Load the contents of the tape by using:
For The tape created in Step 1A:
Restore –t /dev/mt/tps<controller#>d<device#>ns <filelist>
For the tape created in Step 1B:
tar xovf /dev/mt/tps<controller#>d<device#>ns <filelist>
For example, to load the directories saved in the example in Step 1, you would type (on one line):
tar xovf /dev/mt/tps0d6ns /usr/discreet /usr/people/MyAccount
See your System Administrator for more information.
Warning: If those files already exist on the system disk, they will be overwritten by what you have just copied from the DAT/EXABYTE tape. Also note that some of the contents of these files may have changed from your previous operating system to IRIX 6.5.3, hence restoring should be used with EXTREME caution.
You are now ready to install the software!
APPENDIX A.
For Discreet Logic’s Software, removing all of these subsystems is at your discretion. One of these subsystems prevents the Discreet Logic product of running.
InPerson, PeoplePages, OutOfBox SoftWindows95, SoftWindows95_MS, Register
ViewKit21_dev, Welcome, accessx, annotator, appletalk, arraysvcs, cosmocreate
custlink dynaweb elec_svcs ftn_eoe gateway mbase_client motif21_dev
netwr_client, ns_fasttrack, nss_fasttrack, ns_admin, ocs_client, outbox
pcnfsd, pcp_eoe, performer_demo, roboinst, sgimeeting, sitemgr, systour, websetup whatsnew
| | zp989 回复于：2003-10-20 23:17:52
| 装这个系统唯一就是”放光盘“先放第一启动，第二，FOUNDATION 1 、2在按顺序放，，，少一张就会提示你。。
Installing IRIX 6.5.x for Onyx1, Onyx2, OCTANE, O2 and IMPACT With Discreet CD-ROMs
Revision 2.40
The CDROM based installation requires the following, replace the X with the versions you want to install , For Installing 6.5.X you need a minimum of 1.5 GB on space left on you system disk. (1.5 GB , is the maximum size 6.5.X take in your system disk .
Package Upgrade IRIX 6.5.X Overlays
IRIX 6.5.X Installation Tools and Overlays (1 of 2)
IRIX 6.5.X Overlays (3 of 3)
IRIX 6.5.X Applications
Package basic IRIX 6.5
IRIX 6.5 Foundation 1
IRIX 6.5 Foundation 2
OCTANE/IMPACT Video <Only needed if you have an IMPACT or OCTANE >
Divo 2.1 for 6.5 <Only needed if you have an Onyx2>
Sirius for 6.5 <Only needed if you have an Onyx1>
SGI HiPPI 3.2 and Essential HiPPI for 6.5 <Only needed if you have a HiPPI network>
(Located on the Beta2 software CD-ROM)
ONC3/NFS versions 3, for IRIX 6.2 6.3 6.4 and 6.5 <All platforms>
Useful address: http://support.sgi.com/6.5/installing.html
Note: Percentages and numbers (Such as Disk Block Numbers) are provided only for examples; More than likely, your system will have different numbers than those we have specified in this document. Also, Be sure to read the sections as they contain some valuable information for some cases.
If your system is on a Network, it is recommended to keep a copy of the files required to setup the network after this upgrade. These files may include:
/etc/hosts, /etc/sys_id, /etc/ethers, /etc/TIMEZONE, /etc/net, /etc/sendmail.cf, /etc/exports, /etc/host.equiv, /etc/aliases, /etc/initd.conf, /etc/resolv.conf, /etc/fstab, /etc/group, /etc/config/*, /etc/init.d/network.local, /etc/passwd, /var/yp/ypdomain, etc.
Ask your system administrator for more information.
Steps to install IRIX 6.5.X from Scratch:
1. Backup your existing system disk
2. Reformat and exercise the drive (Optional but recommended by Discreet Logic Technical Support
3. Install IRIX 6.5.X
4. Setup the network information
5. Load setup files from the system disk backup
Step 1: Back up your system disk
It is very important that you backup your System Disk because when you install IRIX 6.5.X, you will lose all information currently stored on it. It is recommended that you do the two following steps:
A. BACKUP: When you install IRIX 6.5, you will lose all of the data on your system disk. Use the Backup command to make a tape backup of entire system. You should backup:
1. Login as root
2. Determine the SCSI controller number and device unit number of the tape drive from the hardware inventory. Type:
hinv | grep Tape
The hardware inventory “ hinv ” line for the tape drive appears, and looks similar to:
Tape drive: unit 2 on SCSI controller 0: DAT
3. Command to backup the entire system disk.
Backup –t /dev/mt/tps<controller#>d<device#>ns –i /
Where <controller#> and <device#> are the SCSI controller and device unit numbers you determined above from the hinv command.
B. TAR file: The setup files from the /usr/discreet home directory, the logical volume table (/etc/lvtab) if you are using a DL disk array, and any other files, software applications, and so on, that you want to keep and restore quickly.
1. Log in as root.
2. Determine the SCSI controller number and device unit number of the tape drive from the hardware inventory. Type:
hinv | grep Tape
The hardware inventory line for the tape drive appears, and looks similar to:
Tape drive: unit 2 on SCSI controller 0: DAT
3. Enter the tar command using the following format:
tar -covf /dev/mt/tps<controller#>d<device#>ns <filelist>
where <controller#> and <device#> are the SCSI controller and device unit numbers you determined above from the hinv command, and <filelist> is the list of directories you want to back up.
For example, if you are currently running flame* and smoke*, and want to backup /etc/passwd and /usr/people/MyAccount to tape:
tar -covf /dev/mt/tps0d6ns /usr/discreet /usr/people/MyAccount /etc/passwd
Note: It is important to gather the file list prior to using the tar command above because each time the above command is execute, the files on the tape will be overwritten. See your System Administrator for assistance or see the tar man page.
Step 2: Resize and exercise the drive. (optional)
This procedure takes about an hour to run. It is done to ensure that the disk is clean, free from bad blocks. It's recommended to exercise the drive for re-mapping all bad blocks.
1. Shut down the computer by typing
init 0
2. When this message appears:
Okay to power off the system now. Press any key to restart.
Click “Restart”.
3. When this message appears:
Starting up the system
Click, “Stop For Maintenance” or press Escape (Some systems may not display the “Stop for Maintenance” button).
4. Select “Enter Command Monitor” in the PROM Monitor. The Command Monitor appears.
5. Determine the unit and controller numbers for the CD-ROM drive. in the Command Monitor, type:
hinv
6. In the hinv listing that appears, look for a line similar to this:
SCSI CDROM :scsi(X)cdrom(Y)
Write down the SCSI controller (X) and CD-ROM unit (Y) numbers.
scsi (X) :____ cdrom (Y) :____
7. Start the fx utility by entering the following command, replacing X and Y with the values you determined above:
Put the CDROM: Installation Tools and Overlays (1 of 2)
Where X is for the Controllers numbers and Y the unit numbers for your CDROM
Invoke 'fx' from the IRIX Installation Tools CD, from the IRIX
Installation Tools and Overlays (1 of 2/3) CD, or from your first
IRIX CD whatever is appropriate..
If you want to run fx.ARCS and if you have the IRIX 6.5.1 Overlay
CD don't do it. Rather invoke 'fx' from the IRIX Installation
Tools CD.
If your CPU type is IP12 or IP17 the command (a single line) is:
boot -f dksc(ctlr,unit,sash.<cpu>
dksc(ctlr,unit,7)stand/fx.<cpu> --x
If your CPU type is IP19, IP20, or IP22 the command (a single
line) is:
boot -f dksc(ctlr,unit,sashARCS
dksc(ctlr,unit,7)stand/fx.ARCS --x
For IRIX 6.5.x:
For systems with the 32 bit ARCS PROM (Indigo, Indigo2, Indy,
Onyx, Challenge and O2), the command (a single line) is:
boot -f dksc(ctlr,unit,sashARCS dksc(ctlr,unit,7)stand/fx.ARCS
For systems with 64-bit ARCS PROM (for example, Power Challenge,
Power Onyx, Power Indigo2, Indigo2 10000, Origin, Onyx2, and
OCTANE) the command (a single line) is:
boot -f dksc(ctlr,unit,sash64 dksc(ctlr,unit,7)stand/fx.64
where <ctlr> and <unit> are the controller and unit numbers of the
CDROM drive as shown by 'hinv'.
To invoke 'fx' over the network from a CD with installation tools
mounted under CDdir on an installation server named server, enter
this command:
>> boot -f bootp()server:CDdir/stand/<fx_call_as_shown_above>
For IP30 / IP27
boot -f dksc(X,Y,sash64 dksc(X,Y,7)stand/fx.64 -–x
or
boot -f cdrom(X,Y,sash64 cdrom(X,Y,7)stand/fx.64 -–x
For IP19 / IP22 / IP25 / IP32
boot -f dksc(X,Y,sashARCS dksc(X,Y,7)stand/fx.ARCS -–x
Some platforms require this syntax (in the hinv for the CDROM, it will say:
“CDROM: unit Y on SCSI Controller X, (cdrom(X,Y,7))”):
boot -f cdrom(X,Y,sash64 cdrom(X,Y,7)stand/fx.64 –-x
8. The output of the fx utility is shown below. Follow the actions written in bold.
SGI Versions 6.5 ARCS
fx :device-name = (dksc) <ENTER>
fx :ctlr# = (0) <ENTER> (See Note below)
fx :drive# = (1) <ENTER> (See Note below)
Important: If you are running on an O2 R10K or a machine whose system disk is NOT on ID 1 or the Controller is not 0, ensure to enter the Disk ID number before the ENTER above and enter the Controller number before the ENTER.
...opening dksc(0,1,)
...controller test ...OK
Scsi derive type = = SEAGATE ST34502LC 0005
--- please choose one (? for help, .. to quit this menu) ---
[exit]t [d]ebug/ [l]abel/ [a]uto
[b]adblock/ [exe]rcise/ [r]epartition/ [f]ormat
fx> exe <ENTER> (exercise the drive and remap the bad blocks)
----- please choose one (? for help, .. to quit this menu)-----
[b]utterfly [seq]uential [set]testpat
[e]rrlog [st]op_on_error [sh]owtestpat
[r]andom [m]iscompares [c]omplete
fx/exercise> seq <ENTER>
fx/exercise/sequential:modifier = (rd-only) wr-c <ENTER> (*DESTRUCTIVE*)
fx/exercise/sequential:starting block# = (0) <ENTER>
fx/exercise/sequential:nblocks = (888784 <ENTER>
fx/exercise/sequential:nscans = (1) <ENTER>
* * * * * WARNING * * * * *
sequential pass 1 :scanning [0, 8887848]
about to destroy data on disk dksc(0,1,0) ! ok? yes <ENTER>
0%...10%...20%...30%...40%...50%...60%...70%...80%...100%...done
----- please choose one (? for help, .. to quit this menu)-----
[b]utterfly [seq]uential [set]testpat
[e]rrlog [st]op_on_error [sh]owtestpat
[r]andom [m]iscompares [c]omplete
fx/exercise>.. <ENTER>
--- please choose one (? for help, .. to quit this menu) ---
[exit]t [d]ebug/ [l]abel/ [a]uto
[b]adblock/ [exe]rcise/ [r]epartition/ [f]ormat
fx> r <ENTER> (repartition your drive)
Note: If you are on a new System Disk, type “ro” at the “fx/repartition>” prompt to ensure that the system disk is a rootdrive.
---- please choose one (? for help, .. to quit this menu) ----
[ro]otdrive [o]ptiondrive [e]xpert
[u]srrootdrive [re]size
fx/repartition> re <ENTER> (resize the partitions)
After changing the partition, the other partitions will be adjusted around it to fit the change. The results will be displayed and you will be asked whether it is OK, before the change is committed to disk. Only the standard partitions may be changed with this function.
Type ? at prompt for a list of all possible choices
fx/repartition/resize:partition to change = (swap) <ENTER> (select the sub partitions)
current: type raw base: 3597 cycls, 8125623 blks, 3968 Mb
len: 116 cycls, 262044 blks, 128 Mb
fx/repartition/resize :partitioning method = (megabytes(2^20)) <ENTER> (select the type of the partitions)
\Note: For running DL products on OCTANE, Onyx1, Onyx2, O2 and IMPACT a minimum of 256 MB of swap space. This requires with 4 GB hard drive minimum.
fx/repartition/resize :size in megabytes (max 4301)= (12 512 <ENTER>
----- partitions-----
part type blocks Megabytes (base+size)
0: xfs 4096 + 7836252 2 + 3826
1: raw 7840348 + 1048576 3828 + 512
8: volhdr 0 + 4096 0 + 2
10: volume 0 + 8888924 0 + 4340
Use the new partition layout? (no) yes <ENTER>
[ro]otdrive [o]ptiondrive [e]xpert
[u]srrootdrive [re]size
fx/repartition> /exi <ENTER> (Exit the FX application)
NOTE: Some systems may also state this after this step.
label info has changed for disk dksc(0,1,0). write out changes? (yes) yes <ENTER>
9. When you exit fx, the screen turns black. If any error messages appear, reformat the drive or change the disk drive for a other one . If no error messages appear, you are returned to the PROM Monitor.
Step 3: Install IRIX 6.5.X
1. Select the Install System Software option from the PROM monitor.
2. Select the Local CD-ROM option, and click Install.
3. When this message appears:
“Insert the installation CD-ROM now.”
Insert the IRIX 6.5.X Installation Tools and Overlays (1 of 2)
Click Continue after led stops blinking (Or if your CD-ROM does not have a LED, wait approximately 10 seconds). The installation tools will then be copied to disk.
4. A window with the “IRIX Release 6.5” copyright statement appears.
The output that appears in this window is shown below. Follow the actions written in bold.
WARNING: In some cases the installation stops on this line:
Unable to mount partition: /dev/dsk/dkscXdYs0 on /root
:
:
Press ENTER to invoke C shell csh# <ENTER>
Type this line in the prompt (Replacing X with the controller that your system disk is on (Generally 0 except on ONYX1 IR where it would be 1) and Y with the SCSI ID of your system disk (Generally 1)):
# mkfs /dev/rdsk/dksXdYs0 <ENTER>
After some messages and the prompt come back, type:
# exit <ENTER>
Mounting file systems:
/dev/dsk/dksc0d1s0: Invalid argument
No valid file system found on: /dev/dsk/dksc0d1s0
This is your system disk: without it we have nothing on which to install software.
Make new file system on /dev/dsk/dks0d1s0 [yes/no/sh/help]: yes <ENTER>
About to remake (mkfs) file system on: /dev/dsk/dks0d1s0
This will destroy all data on disk partition: /dev/dsk/dks0d1s0
Are you sure? [y/n]: y <ENTER>
Block size of filesystem 512 or 4096 bytes? 4096 <ENTER>
meta-data =/dev/rdsk/dks0d1s0 isize=256 agcount=8 agsize=131246blks
data = bsize=4096 blck=1049963 imaxpct=25
log = internal log bsize=4096 blocks=1000
realtime = none bzise=65536 blocks=0 rtextents=0
Note: If the system does not prompt you to create a new file system (mkfs), you should type “admin” (13) at the first “Inst>” prompt, type “mkfs” (11) at the “Admin>” prompt, and answer “yes” to all questions. Lastly, type “..” to get back to the initial menu.
Invoking software installation
Inst 3.6 Main Menu
1. from [source]
2. open [source]
3. close [source[
4. list [keywords] [names]
5. go
6. install [keywords] [names]
7. remove [keywords] [names]
8. keep [keywords] [names]
9. step [keywords] [names]
10. conflicts [choice ...]
11. help [topics]
12.view ...
13.admin
14.quit
Inst> 1 <ENTER> (specify location of software to be installed)
Previous installation sites:
1. /CDROM/dist
2. none (no distribution. view installed products)
3. quit (no action)
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
more ? (h=help) q
Note: On some platforms (such as the Indigo2), the “more?” prompt may not appear.
Reading product descriptions .. 25%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions .. 100% Done.
:
:
1. Place me on the maintenance stream
2. Place me on the feature stream
3. cancel
Enter a choice: 2 <ENTER>
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist
2. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
5. Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive (lower right corner or the upper right corner on Onyx2 systems) and load the IRIX 6.5.X Overlays (3 of 3). Continue with the installation. Wait until CDROM Led stops flashing (Or if your CD-ROM does not have a LED, wait approximately 10 seconds).
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 13%
Reading /root/var/inst/hist/
Reading product descriptions... 25%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist
2. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist]/CDROM/dist/ <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Reading product descriptions... 25%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist/
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist
2. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
5a. Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive (lower right corner or the upper right corner on Onyx2 systems) and load the IRIX 6.5.X Overlays (3 of 3). Continue with the installation. Wait until CDROM Led stops flashing (Or if your CD-ROM does not have a LED, wait approximately 10 seconds).
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 13%
Reading /root/var/inst/hist/
Reading product descriptions... 25%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist
2. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Note: The next section is on the same CD, hence you do not have to change CD-ROMs.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist]/CDROM/dist/unbundled <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Reading product descriptions... 25%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist/unbundled
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
2. /CDROM/dist
3. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
6. Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the IRIX 6.5 Applications. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist/unbundled] /CDROM/dist <ENTER>
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
more? (h=help) q <ENTER>
:
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You can insert another CD (or specify the name of a different distribution) and press "Enter"
1. /CDROM/dist
2. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
3. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
7. Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the IRIX 6.5 Foundation 1. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/dist
2. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
3. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
8. Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the IRIX 6.5 Foundation 2. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/dist
2. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
3. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
9. ONLY FOR OCTANE or IMPACT SYSTEMS, <SKIP IF YOU DON’T HAVE A OCTANE or IMPACT>
Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the OCTANE/IMPACT video for Irix 6.5 CD. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or
Enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/dist
2. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
3. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Continue on to Step 12.
10. ONLY ONYX2, <SKIP IF YOU DON’T HAVE A DIVO board installed>
Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the Divo 2.1 and Sirius CD. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] /CDROM/divo <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/divo
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
:
:
subsystem installation messages)
:
:
You may also enter name of different distribution, or
Enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/divo
2. /CDROM/dist
3. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
4. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Continue on to Step 12.
11. ONLY ONYX1, <SKIP IF YOU DON’T HAVE A Sirius board installed >
Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the Divo 2.1 and Sirius CD. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] /CDROM/sirius <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/sirius
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
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subsystem installation messages)
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You may also enter name of different distribution, or
Enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/sirius
2. /CDROM/dist
3. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
4. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Continue on to Step 12.
12. ALL PLATFORMS, <SKIP IF YOU DON’T HAVE HIPPI Hardware installed>
Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the Beta2 software CD. Continue with the installation.
Install software from: [] /CDROM/<DL beta software>/<IPxx>/dist/hippi/<type> <ENTER>
Where:
<IPxx> would be IP25 for Onyx1 IR, IP27 for Onyx2, IP30 for Octane.
<DL beta software> would be flame61beta2, smoke30beta2, fire30beta2 or inferno31beta2.
<type> would be ESS for Essential HiPPI Hardware or SGI for SGI HiPPI Hardware.
NOTE: If you are using SGI HiPPI Hardware, see Section 4: Setup the network information).
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/<DL beta software>/<IPxx>/dist/hippi/<type>
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
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subsystem installation messages)
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You may also enter name of different distribution, or
enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/<DL beta software>/<IPxx>/dist/hippi/<type>
2. <Path to Video Software and Drivers> (If Applicable)
3. /CDROM/dist
4. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
5. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
Continue on to Step 13.
13. OPTIONAL, IF YOU NEED NFS/NIS INSTALLED ON YOUR MACHINE <SKIP IF YOU DON’T NEED IT>
Eject the CD from the CD-ROM drive by pressing the button on the CD-ROM drive and load the ONC3/NFS for IRIX 6.2 6.3 6.4 and 6.5 CD. Continue with the installation.
“WARNING: different location for the distribution.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist] /CDROM/dist6.5 <ENTER>
Reading product descriptions... 0%
Setting distribution to /CDROM/dist6.5
Reading product descriptions... 100% Done.
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subsystem installation messages)
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You may also enter name of different distribution, or enter "done" if you are ready to proceed with the installation now.
1. /CDROM/dist6.5
2. /CDROM/<DL beta software>/<IPxx>/dist/hippi/<type> (If Applicable)
3. <Path to Video Software and Drivers> (If Applicable)
3. /CDROM/dist
4. /CDROM/dist/unbundled
5. done (distribution information read, return to inst prompt)
14. Complete the pre-Installation and install the Sub-Systems.
Install software from: [/CDROM/dist6.5] done <ENTER>
Inst> keep *
Inst> install standard
Inst> install prereqs
No matches for "prereqs" were found
Note: This is a normal messages.
Inst> keep incompleteoverlays
Note: If you have any other messages, perform the above steps again starting at keep *.
Optional and not recommended
If you need to remove some subsytem , refers to the list in Appendix A before the Step 4. Do this for each subsytem you want to remove, at the Inst> type “remove SUBSYSTEM “.
It’s recommended to remove all subsytems you don’t want after the upgrade will be finished. You login to the root account and re-run the installation tool inst for removing.
Inst> go <ENTER>
Follow the instructions as provided:
Pre-installation check... 8%
Checking space requirements... 16%
Pre-installation check completed
Installing/removing files... 16%
Please insert the "IRIX 6.5 FOUNDATION-1" CD.
Type control-C interrupt:
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Note: You don't need to press any keys at this point. The installation will automatically read the new CD after it is inserted. If you have any problems reading the CD you placed in the tray, try to place another CD, then remove it, and place the one the system requires.
Note: There is no need to be alarmed concerning messages you may see during this process. If you are doing the procedure on multiple platforms, you also should not be alarmed that one platform may have different or more messages. Ignore any messages such as “Device not ready” that you may get when removing and inserting CD-ROMs. The only messages that you should watch for are as follows:
Please insert the "IRIX 6.5 Application " CD.
Type control-C interrupt:
Note: If you walk away from the system and the system states that it has timed out waiting for the next CD, simply replace the current CD with the one that the system asks for and then type “retry”.
Note: An error will appear for the package: appletalk.sw.xinet_base.
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Error/Interrupt Menu
1.retry
2. stop
3. continue
4. set
5. help
6. sh
7. shroot
Interrupt> 3 <ENTER>
NOTE: If you require XINET, you should see XINET’s web site at http://www.xinet.com for an updated version.
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Please insert the "ONC3/NFS Version 3 FOR IRIX 6.2 THROUGH 6.5" CD. (Only if NFS/NIS was installed in step 10 the system ask for this CD)
Type control-C interrupt:
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Please insert the "IRIX 6.5 FOUNDATION-2" CD.
Type control-C interrupt:
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Please insert the "OCTANE/IMPACT VIDEO FOR IRIX 6.5" CD. (Only if OCTANE or IMPACT was installed in step 9 the system ask for this CD)
Type control-C interrupt:
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Please insert the "Untitled" CD. (Only if Onyx2 with DIVO option board was installed in step 10 the system ask for this CD; This is the CD labeled “Divo 2.1 and Sirius”)
Type control-C interrupt:
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Please insert the "Untitled" CD. (Only if Onyx1 with Sirius board was installed in step 11 the system ask for this CD; This is the CD labeled “Divo 2.1 and Sirius”)
Type control-C interrupt:
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Please insert the "Untitled" CD. (Only if Essential or SGI HIPPI was installed in step 12 will the system ask for this CD; This is the DL Beta Software CD)
Type control-C interrupt:
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Please insert the "IRIX 6.5.X Installation Tools and Overlays 1-of-2 " CD.
Type control-C interrupt:
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Please insert the "IRIX 6.5.X Overlays 2-of-2" CD.
Type control-C interrupt:
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Inst> <ENTER>
Inst 3.5 Main Menu
1. from [source]
2. open [source]
3. close [source[
4. list [keywords] [names]
5. go
6. install [keywords] [names]
7. remove [keywords] [names]
8. keep [keywords] [names]
9. step [keywords] [names]
10. conflicts [choice ...]
11. help [topics]
12. view ...
13. admin
14. quit
Inst> quit <ENTER>
Requickstarting ELF files (see rqsall(1)).. 100% done.
Automatically reconfiguring the operating system.
Ready to restart the system. Restart? { (y)es, (n)o, (sh)ell ,(h)elp } : yes <ENTER>
Step 4: Set up network information (if applicable)
If your machine is on the network, set up the following files may be required:
/etc/hosts, /etc/sys_id, /etc/TIMEZONE, /etc/aliases, /etc/fstab, /etc/group, /etc/hosts.equiv, /etc/passwd, /var/yp/ypdomain, etc.
If you have SGI HiPPI network hardware:
a) Make a backup of the installed driver by typing:
cp /var/sysgen/boot/hps.o /var/sysgen/boot/hps.bak
b) Copy an updated driver by typing:
cp /CDROM/<DL beta software>/<IPxx>/dist/hippi/SGI/hps.o /var/sysgen/boot/
c) Finally type autoconfig –vf to rebuild the kernel and reboot your system.
Ask your system administrator for more information.
Step 5: Load setup files from the system disk backup
If you want to use setup files created in previous versions of Discreet Logic product, from the backup tape you created in Step 1.
To load the files from tape:
1. Make sure you are logged in as root.
2. Load the contents of the tape by using:
For The tape created in Step 1A:
Restore –t /dev/mt/tps<controller#>d<device#>ns <filelist>
For the tape created in Step 1B:
tar xovf /dev/mt/tps<controller#>d<device#>ns <filelist>
For example, to load the directories saved in the example in Step 1, you would type (on one line):
tar xovf /dev/mt/tps0d6ns /usr/discreet /usr/people/MyAccount
See your System Administrator for more information.
Warning: If those files already exist on the system disk, they will be overwritten by what you have just copied from the DAT/EXABYTE tape. Also note that some of the contents of these files may have changed from your previous operating system to IRIX 6.5.3, hence restoring should be used with EXTREME caution.
You are now ready to install the software!
APPENDIX A.
For Discreet Logic’s Software, removing all of these subsystems is at your discretion. One of these subsystems prevents the Discreet Logic product of running.
InPerson, PeoplePages, OutOfBox SoftWindows95, SoftWindows95_MS, Register
ViewKit21_dev, Welcome, accessx, annotator, appletalk, arraysvcs, cosmocreate
custlink dynaweb elec_svcs ftn_eoe gateway mbase_client motif21_dev
netwr_client, ns_fasttrack, nss_fasttrack, ns_admin, ocs_client, outbox
pcnfsd, pcp_eoe, performer_demo, roboinst, sgimeeting, sitemgr, systour, websetup whatsnew
| | ddzzd 回复于：2003-10-21 08:17:11
| 楼上朋友介绍的版本比较老，所以用盘少，但6.5.17肯定不行。
装是装上去了，但装了NFS的系统启动奇慢，足足五分钟（R4400-250/256M)，同样的情况也发生在O2上（R12000-300/512M)，不装NFS只要一分钟多就显示登陆画面了，装了以后就需要三分钟，不知道SZH兄有没有碰到类似情况？
| | sgi1991 回复于：2003-10-21 08:38:59
| 如果是indigo2 Imapct应该是没有问题的，如果不是，新的系统已经不支持这些机器了。
为什么非要安装这么多东西呢？如果你只是用应用软件，不进行开发，根本就不用装Development。因为Overlay包含了系统所有软件的升级，所以发生Conflict是很正常的，因为如果你基本软件都没有安装，何来升级？？？
如果你不安装development，那么你就不用读IDF(IRIX Development Foundation)和IDL(IRIX Development Libraries)了。
然后要安装之前：
inst> k dev *_dev dvdr
就不会发生关于开发环境的冲突。
象cosmocreate, sgimeeting这些东西很少人用得着的，就没有必要安装了，还有，象许多的books大概也没有多少人看的。Appletalk大概也没多少人在用，因为这需要License。
所以在安装系统之前要决定装哪些东西。如果你是用于开发，我建议你安装所有系统。如果你是用于运行应用软件，那就应该考虑安装软件所必需的部分，一方面节省时间，也节省空间。
| | szh 回复于：2003-10-21 13:45:12
| [quote:2164d9d534="ddzzd"]楼上朋友介绍的版本比较老，所以用盘少，但6.5.17肯定不行。
装是装上去了，但装了NFS的系统启动奇慢，足足五分钟（R4400-250/256M)，同样的情况也发生在O2上（R12000-300/512M)，不装NFS只要一分钟多就显示登陆?.........[/quote:2164d9d534]
没有遇到这样的问题！
我一般都装NFS启动的速度也不是太慢！
？？？
| | ddzzd 回复于：2003-10-21 14:45:03
| SZH 兄，你说5.3的能装在 INDIGO2 上， 你有试过吗？
我手上有一张 5.3 FOR INDY的安装盘不知能不能在上面使用？6.3 FOR O2 的应该不可以吧？
或者，有哪位知道有 IRIX6.2 的下载地址？
| | ddzzd 回复于：2003-10-21 15:07:12
| http://futuretech.mirror.vuurwerk.net/i2sec6.html#6.1.1
从这个站点的技术资料看，INDIGO2 R4400 系列是可以安装5.3的，不知道有没有FOR INDY 与 INDIGO2的区别？
| | sgi1991 回复于：2003-10-21 19:41:01
| 在6.5以前，OS都是根据机器的不同使用不同的IRIX。所以，你要的指定的OS才行，6.5把所有平台统一了。
| | ddzzd 回复于：2003-10-21 20:01:50
| 明白了，谢谢 sgi1991 兄。
| | szh 回复于：2003-10-22 09:42:25
| [quote:be3fd36ac3="ddzzd"]SZH 兄，你说5.3的能装在 INDIGO2 上， 你有试过吗？
我手上有一张 5.3 FOR INDY的安装盘不知能不能在上面使用？6.3 FOR O2 的应该不可以吧？
或者，有哪位知道有 IRIX6.2 的下载地址？[/quote:be3fd36ac3]
5.3装在INDIGO2上没有试过.
6.2装到INDIGO2上和O2上是没有问题的~!
| | gongdehua 回复于：2003-10-22 10:17:55
| 6.2应该没有下载的吧，不行再刻一次
NFS启动时可能会慢些，不过启动后就不慢了，还有你要配好它以后再启动也不慢了
[quote:a5ba58b660="szh"]
没有遇到这样的问题！
我一般都装NFS启动的速度也不是太慢！
？？？[/quote:a5ba58b660]
| | szh 回复于：2003-10-22 10:26:33
| [quote:a7686e3c47="gongdehua"][/quote:a7686e3c47]
您所说的具体的配置是那些呢!?
| | ddzzd 回复于：2003-10-22 13:22:51
| 我换了一套99年的6.5上去，没有装开发包，装了NFS启动也很快，可能是02版的上有太多东西吧
| | sgi1991 回复于：2003-10-22 13:58:00
| O2, Octane/Oct2启动都慢。如果你开了很多服务当然更慢了。
sendmail之类的服务在网络没有设置完好（如DNS设置）的情况下都是相当慢的。
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