EMS FastStart Manual

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Installing and Configuring EMS

FastStart

This section has three parts. The first part describes the EMS FastStart Installation

procedure, including Installing EMS FastStart on the Installation Subvolume and

Installing EMS FastStart on a Working Subvolume, and a list of Post-installation Files

that should be on your system after successful installation of EMS FastStart.

Next, the EMS FastStart Configuration

is described, including code for The Default

Compiler Configuration File (CCF) and a description of the key words and their

parameters used in Modifying the CCF for a specific environment.

In the third part of this section, Security Considerations

are addressed with specific

information about Compiler Access and READ Access to Files.

EMS FastStart Installation

EMS FastStart is installed at your site using the INSTALL program documented in the

System Generation Manual. This is normally done by the system manager.

It is not necessary to perform a SYSGEN to install EMS FastStart since EMS FastStart

is a stand-alone product that does not bind any files in the operating system.

Installing EMS FastStart on the Installation Subvolume

Install EMS FastStart software files from the Site Update Tape (SUT). The INSTALL

program restores the EMS FastStart files from the SUT onto the distribution subvolume

(DSV) and then copies them to the Installation Subvolume (ISV) during the installation

process. The subvolume name on the installation subvolume (ISV) is ZEMSFS.

Installing EMS FastStart on a Working Subvolume

Copy all the EMS FastStart files from the ISV (ZEMSFS) to the working subvolume you

choose. You can use the subvolume name ZEMSFS again or another subvolume name if

you prefer. Do not run EMS FastStart from the original ISV subvolume; make a working

copy.

Caution. We strongly recommend that you do not run EMS FastStart from the original ISV

subvolume; make a working copy. When you install software from SUT tapes, the INSTALL

program overwrites all files on the ISV subvolume.