HP Tru64 UNIX and TruCluster Server Version 5.1B-5 Patch Summary and Release Notes (March 2009)

4 TruCluster Server Patches
This chapter provides information about the patches included in Version 5.1B-5 for the
TruCluster Server software. It is organized as follows:
• “New Release Notes” lists release notes that are specific to the TruCluster Server
software patches in this kit and TruCluster Server issues in general.
• “Prior Release Notes” section lists release notes listed from the initial Version 5.1B
release through Version 5.1B-5.
• “Summary of TruCluster Server Software Patches” provides brief descriptions of
TruCluster Server patches that are new to this kit and “Patches Delivered in
Previous Kits” describes patches that were first delivered in previous Version 5.1B
kits and are included in this kit.
4.1 New Release Notes
The release notes in this section are specific to the TruCluster Server software patches
released in this version. For important information about installing or removing previous
versions, see “Cluster-Specific Installation and Removal Release Notes”.
4.1.1 New Flag Option to Turn OFF All Existing Flags for Services
A new cluster alias option none can be added for a service in /etc/clua-services
files. This option allows you to unset an option without needing to specify a different
option. The most common use of none is to unset the option of a service that has only
one option set.
4.2 Prior Release Notes
The following sections describe some of the key features and enhancements that were
first delivered in previous patch kits.
4.2.1 Select Option to Check Tagged Files
During the preinstall stage of a rolling upgrade, you have the option of checking tagged
files. You should override the default setting and select the check tag option. The reason
for selecting this option is described in “Check for Tagged Files if Messages Are
Displayed”.
4.2.2 Check for Tagged Files if Messages Are Displayed
When installing this patch kit during a rolling upgrade, you may see the following
error and warning messages during the setup stage:
Creating tagged files.
*** Error ***
The tar commands used to create tagged files in the '/usr' file system have
reported the following errors and warnings:
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