Managing Software Changes (G06.24+)

What Is in a Softdoc
Managing Software Changes—427169-003
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Softdoc
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Summary indicates the significant new features and defect repairs introduced
since the first customer shipment of the previous revision of the product. For
example:
The LLC2ENABLED attribute is supported for LLC1 ports on
PAM over Ethernet. The SCF Primary command can be used to
switch CPU when the Line is in STARTED state. This release
also fixes some problems related to trace, lobe wire fault
and errors from SNAX.
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Required Hardware lists the servers on which the SPR runs. This section might
also list controllers and devices with which the SPR operates.
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Required Firmware lists any requisite firmware SPRs required for this SPR at run
time. A requisite SPR is a one that provides specific function or data that must be
present in your software configuration for a specific fix or feature in this SPR to be
fully functional. For example:
Required Firmware: T9794D20 HYA IPB MICROCODE
indicates that T9794D20 or later is required.
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Required Software lists the requisite software SPRs. A requisite SPR is one that
provides specific function or data that must be present in your software
configuration for a specific fix or feature in this SPR to be fully functional. For
example:
Required Software: T9100 DDL
indicates that any revision of product T9100 is required.
Required Software: T9050D42 NONSTOP KERNEL
indicates that an SPR for product version D42 or later of T9050 is required.
Required Software: T9193D30^ACQ TSQLEXE
indicates that SPR ACQ or later of product version T9193D30 is required.
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Manuals gives the part numbers and titles of the current set of manuals for the
product.
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Migration Considerations summarizes how the use or operation of this product
version has changed from the prior product version and describes how to migrate
to this initial product version update.
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Installation Considerations summarizes how the installation of this version of the
product has changed from the prior version.
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New Features describes what new features or enhancements have been
introduced into this SPR. Each item is prefaced by the PVU ID that introduced the
feature; for example, [ABF] or [G06].
If a new feature is associated with a Genesis solution, the solution number is listed
after the item; otherwise, (No SOLN) is listed.