Installation guide

SPECTRUM
Installation Guide
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If the dfstab file does not already exist, you will have to create it. Add
this entry, perform Step 6, and then reboot
(or run etc/rc2.d/K28nfs.server.start) before proceeding
to Step 7.)
6. Export the file system by making the following command line entry:
exportfs -a
7. Log onto the target workstation as root using the su - command.
8. Type mkdir /cdrom to create a directory for the CD mount point. If
you are using a Solaris workstation as the drive host, enter the
following command:
mount -r -o hard,intr <remote _name>:/cdrom/cdrom0 /cdrom
[Where <remote_name> is the hostname of the CD ROM drive
workstation, the first instance of cdrom is the mount-point directory on
the CD_ROM drive workstation, and the second instance of cdrom is the
mount-point directory on the target workstation].
9. If you are using a non-Solaris workstation as the CD drive), type:
mount -r -o hard,intr <remote _name>:/cdrom /cdrom
Note: ]Although SPECTRUM can be installed from a
remote CD drive, components of SPECTRUM can
not be installed on remote drives under the control
of automount. When a directory is placed under the
control of the automount daemon (i.e.; an entry is
placed in one of the
/etc/auto_* files), subdirectories can not be
created in that mount point.
Setting the Solaris Display Environment
Follow these instructions to set up the Solaris display for SPECTRUM:
1. If you want to display the installation GUI on a workstation other than
the target workstation, enter the following command from the display
workstation, specifying the hostname of the target workstation.
/usr/openwin/bin/xhost +<hostname>
2. Set the DISPLAY variable to the hostname of the target workstation.
Use the echo $DISPLAY command to determine whether this setting