This chapter describes how to install the AIX 3.2.5 Preventive Maintenance
Package (PMP) or AIX PMP 3250.
A Preventive Maintenance Package is a cumulative update
package. It contains all selective fixes, all selective enhancements and their
prerequisites for a given set of software products. AIX PMP 3250 is an AIX
Maintenance Level package the size of which is approximately 260MB.
AIX PMP 3240 is the second PMP to be released for the AIX V3.2 operating
system. The first one was AIX V3.2.4. This package should be used to
cumulatively update all the products to a common maintenance level. See
Maintenance Levels, Enhancements and Subsystem Fixes Listsfor
a listing of all products that this PMP updates.
When installed, AIX PMP 3250 offers the following benefits to users:
- Reduced installation time when installing all future
fix packages
- Future fix packages will be delivered in significantly smaller packages
- Reduction in maintenance costs by cumulatively installing all of the
currently available fixes
- An enhanced method for determining the system's software level is provided
with this package
- New SMIT installation menus which are more intuitive and informative (now a
new Find option is available which allows to search a string in the SMIT
lists!)
A brief procedural overview is provided to help the customer who is planning to
install AIX PMP 3250 on the system. The customer should do the following:
- Read all the Vital Product Information. This
documentation is supplied as a part of the update package. This contains
important information, including functional changes and possible post or
preinstallation instructions. This contains a procedure to list the problems
fixed by the PTFs on the tape. This section also provides general directions
for installing the package. These PMP Installation Instructions are part of the
Vital Product Information section of your Corrective Service Package. There
are important customer notifications immediately following the PMP Installation
Instructions.
- Read the Understanding Service Updates section that follows.
- Understand that installing this package will require the system to be
rebooted.
- Understand that all the users must be logged off the system for the
duration of the update process. The applications must be shut down. There
should only be minimal system activity during the update process.
- Take adequate verified backups of all the programs and data.
- If the system is already at the AIX V3.2 level, then a reinstallation is
not required, unless the necessary minimum disk space in unavailable.
- The previous system configuration is preserved. However, it is a good idea
to have a hard copy of your configured devices setups like tty and serial
printer baud rates, internet address and so on.
- Install this package following the appropriate installation instructions.
The document AIX Installation Guide has been updated to document the
new fix packaging. The revised document has an order number of SC23-2341-07.
If your current guide is not at this level, you should consider ordering a
replacement.
There are four types of service updates:
- Subsystem Selective Fix - A group of related fixes that solve
specific problems. A subsystem is a small, functionally
related group of files.
The selective fix package for a given subsystem contains the latest
available versions of all updated files, and therefore replaces all previous
PTF packages for the same subsystem.
- Selective Enhancement - Code that enables new software function
or enables new hardware support.
- Maintenance Level - A grouping of all subsystem selective fixes
and all selective enhancements for a given software
product.
- AIX Maintenance Level - A grouping of all subsystem selective
fixes, selective enhancements, that are maintenance levels
for BOS and a number of other licensed program products. See
Maintenance Levels, Enhancements and Subsystem Fixes Lists.
Following is a list of preinstallation procedures:
- Place the entire system in a dormant state by making sure that all users
are logged off and by stopping all applications. If applications are left
running, unpredictable results may occur and some updates may be applied.
- Back up the current system using the mksysb command. Please be
aware that mksysb backs up only the volume group rootvg. So
please back up the other volume groups (if any) and raw logical volumes (if
any) separately.
- Do not initiate the update process from an Xstation if that Xstation has
been booted from the system that is getting updated. Communication to the
system from the Xstation will be lost during the update.
- You must leave TCP/IP running if you are installing from a remote login
session. If you are going to use an alternate save directory that is remotely
mounted, you must leave TCP/IP and Network File System (NFS) running.
- Do not run AIXwindows during this update process, if your system is
configured with paging space that is less than twice that of your available
real memory or your paging space is less than 36MB. If you are not sure,
simply do not run AIXwindows during the update process. To view the current
paging space, run the following command: lsps -a.
- Installing this package will enable you to perform network installations
over your FDDI adapter. To do this, you will need to make customized boot
diskettes. For specific information see Network Installation
Support for FDDI.
- If you plan on installing this package from a network maintenance server
using Network File System** (NFS) or Andrew File System (AFS), please read
important information in Copying AIX PMP 3250 Package to Hard
Disk.
- You can specify a file system other than /usr to act as a save location.
See Using an Alternative File System.
- You can recover a significant amount of disk space before you install this
package if you do not plan on ever using this system as a diskless or remote
/usr server. See Freeing Up Disk Space.
- Make sure that your /usr file system can be extended. Increase the maximum
possible number of logical partitions by entering:
# chlv -x 512 hd2
- It is recommended that your /tmp file system have at least 8MB of free
space. If necessary, free up space in /tmp or extend the file system with the
chfs command (or SMIT fastpath: smit chfs).
There are three sets of procedures for installing the PMP on standard
systems. These procedures are described in this section
under different headings. A standard system is one that is
not functioning as a diskless server, diskless client, or as a remote /usr
client.
This package contains a utility called
update_all. This utility is also referred to as EZupdate in some
documentation. This utility is not intended for those
customers who are:
- Updating only a portion of their system
- Updating an installation server image library
- Updating a diskless or remote /usr client
The program checks that your system has sufficient resources to update, and
allocates additional resources if they are available. This program will prompt
you to reboot the system when the update is complete.
**** Caution ****
This utility will extend the /usr file system as needed.
Given below are the steps for using the utility update_all:
- Create a current backup of your system using the command mksysb.
Refer to the chapter Backing Up Your System in the AIX Installation
Guide, for further details.
- Install the PTF that contains the update_all utility,
with the following command:
# installp -BNXacgq -d<device>.1 bos.obj 3.2.0.0.U422463 2>&1 | \
tee /tmp/update_all.log
where:
<device> is the name of the tape drive. Example: -d
/dev/rmt0.1
| is the pipe character
\ is the backslash character
/tmp/update_all.log is a log file for the
installation of this command
Estimated installation time for this PTF is five minutes.
- Install the AIX PMP 3250 with one single command:
# /usr/sbin/update_all -d<device>.1
where:
<device> is the name of the tape drive. Example: -d
/dev/rmt0.1
It is necessary to have the .1 - no rewind option - after the device
name.
Please refer to Utility update_all in
AIX V3.2 Product Packaging and Selective Fix
Enhancements for a complete description of the utility update_all.
In systems with limited free hard disk space, the
strategy is to first commit all the already installed and available updates.
Then to commit the AIX PMP 3250 after installing it. This strategy reduces the
disk space requirements as compared to leaving AIX PMP 3250 in an applied
state.
The following resource estimates are averages. The file system requirements
are dependent upon your system configuration and products that are installed.
-
Resource Estimates
-
Estimated Installation Time: 4.0 hours Estimated Free Disk
Space Required: 56MB /usr file system Estimated Free Disk Space
Required: 2MB /(root) file system Estimated Free Disk Space Required:
7.5MB /tmp file system
See Common System Product List which was used to arrive
at this time and space estimate.
**** NOTE: ****
A disk space cleanup utility ptfdir_clean has
been provided with this package. You can recover a significant amount of disk
space before and after installing this package. See Freeing Up
Disk Space.
This procedure provides installation steps for systems that have limited
free disk space available. System administrators who do not wish to have the
/usr file system significantly extended should use the steps below to install
this AIX PMP 3250.
These steps suggest that all software products and software updates be
committed before the PMP is installed. This procedure will install the PMP in a
committed state.
- Create a current backup of your system. Refer to the chapter Backing Up
Your System in AIX Installation Guide, for further details.
- Place the entire system in a dormant state by making sure that all users
are logged off and by stopping all applications. This will help to avoid any
problems that might be encountered if you attempt to update an active system.
If processes are left running, unpredictable results may occur and some updates
may not be applied.
- Commit software currently applied to your system.
Warning: If you do not want to commit all
software currently applied to your system, do not run the installp
command that follows. Instead, use SMIT and selectively commit the necessary
software. You only need to commit software for which this PMP has updates.
Refer to Maintenance Levels, Enhancements and Subsystem Fixes
Lists for a list of software products that this PMP updates.
Generate a list of all software products that are currently applied but not
committed. Run the following command:
# lslpp -acl all | egrep APPLIED | tee /tmp/ptfs.applied
Note: For systems using National Language Support, you may need to
replace the word APPLIED with an equivalent word.
Commit all software currently applied to your system. Run the following
command:
# installp -Xc all 2>&1 | tee /tmp/commit.log
Note: You may have to run this command more than once. To verify a
successful commit of all software, review the log file /tmp/commit.log. If
some updates will not commit, it may be due to missing requisite PTFs. This
can happen if you recently installed new software products but forgot to
install the software updates to those products.
- Ensure that the installation process will have write access to the
/usr/lpp/info/$LANG directory. Run the following commands:
# touch /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/aixmin/aixmin.key
# touch /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/help/help.key
If you receive errors, they are probably due to one of the following
conditions:
- You are accessing the InfoExplorer database files from CD-ROM, Network File
System (NFS), or Andrew File System (AFS). In such cases, do the following:
- Unmount the CD-ROM file system
- Run the touch commands again
- You do not have a /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/aixmin or a /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/help
directory. In such a case, do the following:
- Type in the commands mkdir /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/aixmin and
mkdir /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/help
- Run the touch commands again
- Load the tape media containing the PMP into the tape drive.
- Install the new installation utilities and associated SMIT menus.
Run the following command:
# installp -BNXacgq -d<device>.1 bos.obj 3.2.0.0.U422467 2>&1 | \
tee /tmp/installptf.log
where:
<device> is the name of the tape drive. Example:
-d/dev/rmt0.1
| is the pipe character
\ is the backslash character
Estimated installation time for this PTF is 10 minutes.
- Install the AIX PMP 3250. Start the SMIT menu by the following fastpath
command:
# smit -C install_selectable
You should get a SMIT panel entitled Install / Update Selectable Software
(Custom Install). Select the option Install Maintenance Levels with the
cursor and press Enter to execute that option.
You should get a SMIT panel entitled Install Maintenance Levels. Press
function key F4 to get a list of input devices for the field Entry
Field. From the generated list, select the appropriate input device which
contains the PMP media.
You should get a SMIT panel similar to the one as per the following example.
In the following example, the PMP media is loaded in the tape drive
rmt0.
Install Maintenance Levels
Type or select values in entry fields.
Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes.
[Entry Fields]
* INPUT device / directory for software /dev/rmt0.1
* SOFTWARE to install [all] +
COMMIT software? yes +
SAVE replaced files? no +
VERIFY Software? no +
EXTEND file systems if space needed? yes +
REMOVE input file after installation? no +
ALTERNATE save directory []
F1=Help F2=Refresh F3=Cancel F4=List
F5=Undo F6=Command F7=Edit F8=Image
F9=Shell F10=Exit Enter=Do
In this SMIT panel, take the cursor to the field
SOFTWARE to install and type bos.obj 3.2.0.0.U493250. The SMIT
panel should look similar to the example below:
Install Maintenance Levels
Type or select values in entry fields.
Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes.
[Entry Fields]
* INPUT device / directory for software /dev/rmt0.1
* SOFTWARE to install [bos.obj 3.2.0.0.U493250]+
COMMIT software? yes +
SAVE replaced files? no +
VERIFY Software? no +
EXTEND file systems if space needed? yes +
REMOVE input file after installation? no +
ALTERNATE save directory []
F1=Help F2=Refresh F3=Cancel F4=List
F5=Undo F6=Command F7=Edit F8=Image
F9=Shell F10=Exit Enter=Do
After selecting the software to install, press Enter. Please monitor
the console screen for at least 15 minutes, before leaving it unattended.
Results from requisite and disk space checking may take up to 15 minutes.
- Wait for the command status in the SMIT panel to become OK. It
should not be failed. Then verify the system consistency with the
command: lppchk -v. This command may take up to
10 minutes to complete. This command should not output anything. Any output
indicates there is an inconsistency. If the command indicates system
inconsistency, review the /smit.log file and take
corrective action. Also if the SMIT panel completed with a status of
failed, then review /smit.log file to locate the cause.
- Verify that the PMP has been installed successfully. Run the following
command: lslpp -m bos.obj. This command may take
up to 30 seconds to complete.
The PMP 3250 has been successfully installed, if the command produces output
similar to the following:
Description State Fix Id
---------------------------------------------------- ------ ------------
bos.obj 3.2.
3250 bos Maintenance Level C U491123
3250 AIX Maintenance Level C U493250
State codes:
A -- Applied.
B -- Broken.
C -- Committed.
N -- Not Installed, but was installed/seen on some media.
- -- Superseded, not Applied.
? -- Inconsistent State...Run lppchk -v.
If the command fails to indicate that PTF U493250 has been successfully
installed, please review the /smit.log file and take corrective action.
- Reboot the system by running the following commands:
# sync;sync
# shutdown -Fr
You have completed the installation of AIX PMP 3250.
-
Optional Cleanup Step
-
If you plan to never use this system as a diskless server or as a remote
/usr server, you can free up a significant amount of disk space after
installing the PMP 3250. See Freeing Up Disk Space.
If we want to leave AIX PMP 3250 in an applied state instead of in a committed
state, the disk space requirements increase. So this procedure can be used only
in systems which meet this requirement. For systems with limited free disk
space, one must use the procedure in Installing on a Standard
System with Limited Disk Space.
-
Resource Estimates
-
Estimated Installation Time: 5.0 hours Estimated Free Disk
Space Required: 110MB /usr file system Estimated Free Disk Space
Required: 10MB /(root) file system Estimated Free Disk Space Required:
12MB /tmp file system The above estimates are averages. See
Common System Product List, which was used to arrive at
this time and space estimate.
**** NOTE: ****
A disk space cleanup utility ptfdir_clean has
been provided with this package. You can recover a significant amount of disk
space before and after installing this package. See Freeing Up
Disk Space.
This procedure provides the installation steps for systems that have
significant free space available. This procedure will install all the software
updates in an applied state.
When you apply a software update, the update is installed, and the current
version of the software product at the time of the installation is saved in a
special save directory. If you wish, you can later return to using this
version without having to reinstall the product.
When an update has been applied to a software product, that updated version
of the product becomes the currently active version of the software. Software
that has been applied to the system can later be committed or rejected.
Given below is the procedure to install AIX PMP 3250 and leave in an applied
state.
- Create a current backup of your system using the command mksysb.
Refer to the chapter Backing Up Your System in the AIX Installation
Guide, for further details.
- Place the entire system in a dormant state by making sure that all users
are logged off and by stopping all applications. This will help to avoid any
problems that might be encountered if you attempt to update an active system.
If processes are left running, unpredictable results may occur and some updates
may not be applied.
- Commit software currently applied to your system. Committing of the
existing software is suggested even if you have plenty of free disk space. If
you have only recently installed any new products, which are still under test,
you may decide not to commit these products.
Warning: If you do not want to commit all software currently
applied to your system, do not run the installp
command that follows. Instead, use SMIT and selectively commit the necessary
software. You only need to commit software for which this PMP has updates.
Refer to Maintenance Levels, Enhancements and Subsystem Fixes
Lists for a list of software products that this PMP updates.
Generate a list of all software products that are currently applied but not
committed. Run the following command:
# lslpp -acl all | egrep APPLIED | tee /tmp/ptfs.applied
Note: For systems using National Language Support, you may need to
replace the word APPLIED with an equivalent word.
Commit all software currently applied to your system. Run the following
command:
# installp -Xc all 2>&1 | tee /tmp/commit.log
Note: You may have to run this command more than once. To verify a
successful commit of all software, review the log file /tmp/commit.log. If
some updates will not commit, it may be due to missing requisite PTFs. This
can happen if you recently installed new software products but forgot to
install the software updates to those products.
- Ensure that the installation process will have write access to the
/usr/lpp/info/$LANG directory. Run the following
commands:
# touch /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/aixmin/aixmin.key
# touch /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/help/help.key
If you receive errors, they are probably due to one of the following
conditions:
- You are accessing the InfoExplorer database files from CD-ROM, Network File
System (NFS), or Andrew File System (AFS). In such cases, do the following:
- Unmount the file system
- Run the touch commands again
- You do not have a /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/aixmin or a /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/help
directory. In such a case, do the following:
- Type in the commands mkdir /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/aixmin and
mkdir /usr/lpp/info/$LANG/help
- Run the touch commands again
- Load the tape media containing the PMP into the tape drive.
- Install the new installation utilities and associated
SMIT menus. Run the following command:
# installp -BNXacgq -d<device>.1 bos.obj 3.2.0.0.U422467 2>&1 | \
tee /tmp/installptf.log
where:
<device> is the name of the tape drive. Example:
-d/dev/rmt0.1
| is the pipe character
\ is the backslash character
U422467 is the PTF number for the new installation utilities.
Please note that when better and more efficient utilities become available,
this
PTF will be superseded and the PTF number will not be the same.
Estimated install time for this PTF is 10 minutes.
- Install the AIX PMP 3250. Start the SMIT menu by the following fastpath
command:
# smit -C install_selectable
You should get a SMIT panel entitled Install / Update Selectable Software
(Custom Install). Select the option Install Maintenance Levels with the
cursor and press Enter to execute that option.
You should get a SMIT panel entitled Install Maintenance Levels. Press
function key F4 to get a list of input devices for the field Entry
Field. From the generated list, select the appropriate input device which
contains the PMP media.
You should get a SMIT panel similar to the one as per the following example.
In the following example, the PMP media is loaded in the tape drive
rmt0.
Install Maintenance Levels
Type or select values in entry fields.
Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes.
[Entry Fields]
* INPUT device / directory for software /dev/rmt0.1
* SOFTWARE to install [all] +
COMMIT software? yes +
SAVE replaced files? no +
VERIFY Software? no +
EXTEND file systems if space needed? yes +
REMOVE input file after installation? no +
ALTERNATE save directory []
F1=Help F2=Refresh F3=Cancel F4=List
F5=Undo F6=Command F7=Edit F8=Image
F9=Shell F10=Exit Enter=Do
In this SMIT panel, take the cursor to the field SOFTWARE to install
and type bos.obj 3.2.0.0.U493250. Then take the cursor to the field
COMMIT software and press the Tab key. The field should change
from yes to no. The SMIT panel should look similar to the
example below:
Install Maintenance Levels
Type or select values in entry fields.
Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes.
[Entry Fields]
* INPUT device / directory for software /dev/rmt0.1
* SOFTWARE to install [bos.obj 3.2.0.0.U493250]+
COMMIT software? no +
SAVE replaced files? no +
VERIFY Software? no +
EXTEND file systems if space needed? yes +
REMOVE input file after installation? no +
ALTERNATE save directory []
F1=Help F2=Refresh F3=Cancel F4=List
F5=Undo F6=Command F7=Edit F8=Image
F9=Shell F10=Exit Enter=Do
After selecting the software to install and choosing not to commit, please
press Enter. Please monitor the console screen for at least 15 minutes,
before leaving unattended. Results from requisite and disk space checking may
take up to 15 minutes.
- Wait for the command status in the SMIT panel to become OK. It
should not be failed. Then verify the system consistency by the
command: lppchk -v. This command may take up to
10 minutes to complete. This command should not output anything. Any output
indicates there is an inconsistency. If the command indicates system
inconsistency, review the /smit.log file and take
corrective action. Also if the SMIT panel completed with a status of
failed, then review /smit.log file to locate the cause.
- Verify that the PMP has been installed successfully. Run the following
command: lslpp -m bos.obj. This command may take up to 30 seconds to
complete.
The PMP 3250 has been successfully installed, if the command produces output
similar to the following screen:
Description State Fix Id
---------------------------------------------------- ------ ------------
bos.obj 3.2.
3250 bos Maintenance Level A U491123
3250 AIX Maintenance Level A U493250
State codes:
A -- Applied.
B -- Broken.
C -- Committed.
N -- Not Installed, but was installed/seen on some media.
- -- Superseded, not Applied.
? -- Inconsistent State...Run lppchk -v.
If the command fails to indicate that PTF U493250 has been successfully
installed, please review the /smit.log file and take corrective action.
- Reboot the system by running the following command:
# sync;sync
# shutdown -Fr
You have completed the installation of PMP 3250.
-
Optional Cleanup Step
-
If you plan to never use this system as a diskless server or as a remote
/usr server, you can free up a significant amount of disk space after
installing the PMP 3250. See Freeing Up Disk Space.
After installing this package, your system will be able
to allow clients to perform network installations over your FDDI adapters.
You will need to create an additional Communications Extension
diskette that will be part of your boot diskettes. Your client will need this
diskette if installing via the FDDI interface.
To create the communications extension diskette, the following conditions
have to be observed:
- The system used to create the set of boot diskettes must have the PMP 3250
package already installed.
- This system must have an FDDI adapter installed and available.
- This system must have the following OPPs installed:
fddi.obj FDDI Software Support (device drivers)
fddi.mc FDDI Micro Code
- Use the bosboot, mkdispdskt, mkinstdskt and
mkextdskt commands to create the boot diskettes. See the Chapter on
Creating BOS boot Diskettes in the AIX Installation Guide.
When you run the mkinstdskt command, the FDDI adapter will be
detected and you will receive a prompt to insert a formatted diskette. The
prompt is:
Insert a Formatted Diskette for the
Communications Extension...then press enter.
After the diskette is created, label it appropriately.
Please note the following points:
- When you choose the FDDI adapter as the input device, you will be prompted
to insert the Communications Extension diskette.
- Network installation images must include FDDI Support.
- When installing a system over an FDDI network, be sure that the images
include the fddi.obj and fddi.mc products.
- If the bos.obj image is an mksysb image, ensure the image already
contains the fddi.obj and fddi.mc products.
- If the bos.obj image is the bos.obj image from an installation tape, be
sure to select the fddi.obj and fddi.mc products in addition to the normal
bosnet and language products.
The internal structure of the updates on this tape have changed. In order to
correctly copy the updates onto a hard disk, the installation utilities on the
system doing the copy must be updated first.
The following procedure gives a method for:
- Updating the installation utilities on your maintenance server
- Copying the package to the hard disk
- Updating the installation utilities on your maintenance server:
- To determine if you have already updated the installation utilities on the
server, run the following command:
# lslpp -h U422467
If the PTF is already installed, stop here and go to step 2. The installation
utilities on your server have been updated already. Otherwise, install the new
installation utilities by the next step.
- Update the installation utilities and associated SMIT
menus. Run the following command:
# installp -BNXacgq -d<device>.1 bos.obj 3.2.0.0.U422467 2>&1 | \
tee /tmp/installptf.log
where:
<device> is the name of the tape drive. Example:
-d/dev/rmt0.1
| is the pipe character
\ is the backslash character
- Copy the software updates onto a hard disk.
The amount of free space needed for storing the images is 260MB. To copy the
software updates onto a hard disk, run the following command: smit -C
bffcreate. On the Copy Software to Hard Disk for
Future Installation SMIT menu, press function key F4 to list the input
devices. Select the device that you are using and press Enter.
In the next SMIT menu, make appropriate changes as per your requirements.
For example, you can specify the software name from a list generated from the
table of contents from the tape. You can also specify the directory where the
images will be loaded.
A new feature called Alternate Save Directory
(flag -t in the command installp) comes with the PMP
package. All the SMIT installation menus will have this additional option. This
feature allows the user to specify a different file system to save replaced
files during the installation. This option is useful in the following two
circumstances:
- You have enough local disk space for saving replaced files but you do not
want to permanently expand the /(root) or the /usr file systems.
In this circumstance, you can choose to use or create a different file
system for the alternate save directory. Once you have finished installing and
committing the updates, that disk space can be used for other purposes since
you can delete the file system used.
- If you do not have enough local disk space for saving replaced files but
you have access to ample disk space on a remote system, you can specify a
directory that is mounted from a remote file system.
**** NOTE: ****
If you delete an alternate save directory, you cannot reject the update.
This enhancement is part of the new application installation utilities. You
have to install PTF U422467, before using this process. This is a prerequisite
for using the Alternate Save Directory feature.
Run the following command to install the PTF U422467:
# installp -BNXacgq -d<device>.1 bos.obj 3.2.0.0.U422467 2>&1 | \
tee /tmp/installptf.log
where:
<device> is the name of the tape drive. Example:
-d/dev/rmt0.1
| is the pipe character
\ is the backslash character
To specify an alternate save directory, enter the full pathname of
the directory you want to use in the Alternate Save Directory SMIT
dialog field or use the -t flag of the installp command.
Every RISC System/6000 running AIX V3.2 is capable of
supporting diskless clients and remote /usr clients. This feature is made
possible, in part, by the duplicate existence of many AIX commands.
Systems that are never configured to be diskless servers or remote /usr
servers, do not need these duplicate commands. These duplicate commands can
occupy a significant amount of disk space. The amount varies depending on the
number of licensed program products and the number of selective fixes
installed.
The PMP 3250 package provides a utility called ptfdir_clean that
can be used to tell you how much disk space is being used
by these duplicate commands and, if you decide to remove these commands, the
utility will erase them.
The ptfdir_clean utility is contained in the PTF U422463. This is
the first PTF that you have to install if you want to use this utility. After
you have installed U422463, you will be able to run the ptfdir_clean
utility. Run the following command to install this PTF:
# installp -BNXacgq -d<device>.1 bos.obj 3.2.0.0.U422463 2>&1 | \
tee /tmp/installptf.log
where:
<device> is the name of the tape drive. Example:
-d/dev/rmt0.1
| is the pipe character
\ is the backslash character
This utility has three flags, which are given below:
ptfdir_clean [-y] [-f] [-v]
where:
-y perform clean
-f ignore exported /usr
-v verbose summary
Run the following command without parameters to identify how much disk space
would be recovered (execution time may take up to 15 minutes):
# /usr/sbin/ptfdir_clean
Run the following command to recover the disk space (erase the files):
# /usr/sbin/ptfdir_clean -y
In this chapter the list of the maintenance levels, enhancements and
subsystem fixes in AIX PMP 3250 are given separately.
The following is a list of the maintenance levels included
in AIX PMP 3250. This package will update only the products that are already
installed on the system.
Version Description
--------- -------------------------------------------------------------
1.3.0.0 3270 Host Connection Program
3250 hcon Maintenance Level U491147
1.3.0.0 3270 Host Connection Program U.S. English Messages
3250 hconmEn_US Maintenance Level U491200
1.2.0.0 AIXwindows Graphics
3250 X11_3D Maintenance Level U491101
1.1.1.0 AIXwindows Interface Composer
3250 aic Maintenance Level U491120
1.2.0.0 AIXwindows Interface Composer Version 1.2
3250 aic12 Maintenance Level U491121
3.2.0.0 Base Application Development Toolkit
3250 bosadt Maintenance Level U491125
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System
3250 bos Maintenance Level U491123
3250 bos.data Maintenance Level U491124
3250 AIX Maintenance Level U493250
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System Extensions 1
3250 bosext1 Maintenance Level U491126
3250 bosext1.data Maintenance Level U491127
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System Extensions 2
3250 bosext2 Maintenance Level U491128
3250 bosext2.data Maintenance Level U491129
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System Network Facilities
3250 bosnet Maintenance Level U491130
3.2.0.0 Base System Locales
3250 bsl Maintenance Level U491131
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Chinese (Traditional)
3250 bsmzh_TW Maintenance Level U491142
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Dutch (Belgium)
3250 bsmNl_BE Maintenance Level U491138
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - French
3250 bsmFr_FR Maintenance Level U491135
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - German
3250 bsmDe_DE Maintenance Level U491132
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Italian
3250 bsmIt_IT Maintenance Level U491136
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Japanese
3250 bsmJa_JP Maintenance Level U491137
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Korean
3250 bsmko_KR Maintenance Level U491141
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Norwegian
3250 bsmNo_NO Maintenance Level U491139
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Spanish
3250 bsmEs_ES Maintenance Level U491134
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Swedish
3250 bsmSv_SE Maintenance Level U491140
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - U.S. English
3250 bsmEn_US Maintenance Level U491133
3.2.0.0 Block Multiplexer Channel Adapter Software Support
3250 blkmux Maintenance Level U491122
3.2.0.0 Enterprise Systems Connection
3250 escon Maintenance Level U491144
3.2.0.0 FDDI Software Support
3250 fddi Maintenance Level U491145
3.2.0.0 High Availability for Network File Systems
3250 hanfs Maintenance Level U491146
3.2.0.0 INed Text Editor
3250 INed Maintenance Level U491100
1.1.0.0 InfoCrafter*
3250 icraft Maintenance Level U491148
3.2.0.0 NetWare**
3250 netware Maintenance Level U491151
1.2.0.0 Network Management
3250 netmgr Maintenance Level U491149
1.2.0.0 PC Simulator
3250 pcsim Maintenance Level U491152
1.1.0.0 Performance Agent
3250 perfagent Maintenance Level U491153
1.1.0.0 Performance Manager
3250 perfmgr Maintenance Level U491154
1.2.101 System Network Architecture Services
3250 sna Maintenance Level U491191
1.2.101 System Network Architecture U.S. English Messages
3250 snamEn_US Maintenance Level U491192
3.2.0.0 Text Formatting Services
3250 txtfmt Maintenance level U491155
3250 txtfmt.data Maintenance level U491156
1.3.0.0 X-Station Manager*
3250 x_st_mgr Maintenance level U491157
1.4.0.0 X-Station Manager
3250 x_st_mgr X11-R5 Maintenance level U491158
1.3.0.0 X-Station Manager U.S. English Messages
3250 x_st_mgrmEn_US Maintenance level U491201
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Development Environment
3250 X11dev X11-R4 Maintenance level U491102
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Development Environment
3250 X11dev X11-R5 Maintenance level U491103
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Fonts
3250 X11fnt X11-R4 Maintenance Level U491104
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Fonts
3250 X11fnt X11-R5 Maintenance Level U491105
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Chinese (Traditional)
3250 X11mzh_TW Maintenance Level U491117
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Dutch (Belgium)
3250 X11mNl_BE Maintenance Level U491112
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - French
3250 X11mFr_FR Maintenance Level U491109
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - German
3250 X11mDe_DE Maintenance Level U491106
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Italian
3250 X11mIt_IT Maintenance Level U491110
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Japanese
3250 X11mJa_JP Maintenance Level U491111
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Korean
3250 X11mko_KR Maintenance Level U491116
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Norwegian
3250 X11mNo_NO Maintenance Level U491113
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Spanish
3250 X11mEs_ES Maintenance Level U491108
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Swedish
3250 X11mSv_SE Maintenance Level U491114
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - U.S. English
3250 X11mEn_US X11-R4 Maintenance Level U491107
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Messages - U.S. English
3250 X11mEn_US X11-R5 Maintenance Level U491115
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Run Time Environment
3250 X11rte X11-R4 Maintenance Level U491118
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Run Time Environment
3250 X11rte X11-R5 Maintenance Level U491119
1.2.1.16 XL C Compiler
3250 xlccmp Maintenance Level U491195
2.3.0.23 XL FORTRAN Compiler
3250 xlfcmp Maintenance Level U491194
2.3.0.23 XL FORTRAN Run Time Environment
3250 xlfrte Maintenance Level U491193
1.1.0.0 cics6000
3250 cics6000 Maintenance Level U491196
1.1.0.0 cics6000clt
3250 cics6000clt Maintenance Level U491197
1.1.0.0 cics6000iEn_US
3250 cics6000iEn_US Maintenance Level U491198
1.1.0.0 cics6000mJa_JP
3250 cics6000mJa_JP Maintenance Level U491199
1.1.0.0 dcepthreads
3250 dcepthreads Maintenance Level U491143
In addition to the maintenance levels, the following
enhancements are available in AIX PMP 3250:
Version Description
-------- --------------------------------------------
1.2.0.0 AIXwindows Graphics
AIXwindows 3D Enhancements U491159
PEX Enhancements U491188
graPHIGS* Enhancements U491189
3.2.0.0 Base Application Development Toolkit
XLC 1.2.1 Base Level Enablement U491179
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System
ARTIC Enablement U491160
C++ Base Level Enablement U491161
Disk Tape and SCSI Enhancements U491162
Diskless Client and Server Enhancements U491163
Display Adapter Support Enhancements U491164
Hardware Diagnostic Support U491165
LVM Two-disk Mirroring Enablement U491167
M-ACPA Enhancements U491168
M-Video Capture Adapter Enablement U491169
Network Install over FDDI U491170
POWER Model Enabling Requirement U491171
Performance Monitoring Tools U491172
Printer Support Enhancements U491173
InfoExplorer ILS Enhancements U491181
SMIT Enhancements U491186
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System Network Facilities
SNMP Agent SMUX Enhancements U491183
BIND 4.8.3 named nslock up traceroute U491190
3.2.0.0 Base System Locales
Japanese Input Methods U491166
3.2.0.0 FDDI Software Support
FDDI SMT 7.2 Upgrade U491182
1.4.0.0 X-Station Manager
Xstation Model 150 Enhancements U491180
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Run Time Environment
X11R4 Customizing Tool U491175
X11R4 IS0 9241 Part 3 Fonts U491176
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Run Time Environment
X Performance (Shared Memory Transport) U491174
X11R5 Customizing Tool U491177
X11R5 IS0 9241 Part 3 Fonts U491178
The following is a list of the subsystem fixes included in
AIX PMP 3250:
Version Description
-------- --------------------------------------------
1.3.0.0 3270 Host Connection Program
1.3.0.0 3270 Host Connection Program
Host Connect Include Files U422426
Host Connect Libraries U422427
Host Connect Utilities U422425
1.3.0.0 3270 Host Connection Program U.S. English Messages
1.3.0.0 3270 Host Connection Program U.S. English Messages
HCON Messages - U.S. English U423378
1.2.0.0 AIXwindows Graphics
1.2.0.0 3-D GAI Load Modules
X11-3D Libraries U422553
1.2.0.0 GL Development Sample Programs
GL Demos U422542
GL Programming Examples U422543
1.2.0.0 GL Development Utilities
GL Development Utilities U419141
1.2.0.0 GL Run Time Environment
GL Runtime Environment U422544
1.2.0.0 graPHIGS Calcomp/Versatec Plotter Support
graPHIGS Plot Utilities U422550
1.2.0.0 graPHIGS Development Sample Programs
graPHIGS Programming Examples U422546
1.2.0.0 graPHIGS Development Tutorial
graPHIGS Development Utilities U422545
1.2.0.0 graPHIGS Extension to X (PEX)
graPHIGS PEX U422549
graPHIGS PEX Include Files U422548
graPHIGS PEX Programming Examples U423361
1.2.0.0 graPHIGS GKS Compatibility Option
graPHIGS Graphics Kernel Services U422547
1.2.0.0 graPHIGS Remote Nucleus
graPHIGS RNUC U422551
1.2.0.0 graPHIGS Run Time Environment
graPHIGS Runtime Environment U422552
1.1.1.0 AIXwindows Interface Composer
1.1.1.0 AIXwindows Interface Composer
AIXwindows Interface Composer U422415
1.2.0.0 AIXwindows Interface Composer Version 1.2
1.2.0.0 AIXwindows Interface Composer Version 1.2
AIXwindows Interface Composer Version 1.2 U422417
3.2.0.0 Base Application Development Toolkit
3.2.0.0 AIXwindows Development Environment
xde Program Debugger U422508
3.2.0.0 Base Application Development Toolkit
Assembler Utilities U422498
C Language Source Utilities U423365
DOS Device Merge Utility U423371
FORTRAN Language Utilities U418360
Locale Management Utilities U418363
Program Debug Utilities U422501
Source Code Control (sccs) Utilities U418366
The bs Program U422499
XCOFF File Management Utilities U418356
lex Program U422502
lint Program
U418361
U423493
make Program U422500
snobol Program U418367
yacc Program U423366
3.2.0.0 Base Development Libraries & Include Files
BSD System Administration Help U423369
BSD Toolkit Services Library U418298
HFT Programming Examples U423370
Include Files U422504
Linear Algebra Math Library U418371
Linker Library U418372
New hardware fast library U422505
Programming Examples U422503
SMIT Programming Examples U418374
lint Program Rules Databases U422506
3.2.0.0 Base Profiling Support
Performance Profiling Utilities U422507
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System
Application Installation Utilities U422467
BSD Disk Quota Utilities U422488
BSD Services Library U418278
Base Network Utilities U422484
Base Operating System U422437
Bourne Shell U422446
C Language Preprocessor U422455
C Library U422471
Character Set Tables & Libraries U422465
Character Stream Editing Utilities
U422461
U423643
Curses Standard and Extended Libraries U422470
Data Compression Utilities U418326
Date & Time Related Utilities U418295
Device Configuration Library U422469
Device Configuration Utilities U422448
Device Diagnostics
U422459
U423761
Device Drivers
U422458
U423535
U423981
Device Drivers Reject Utilities U422457
Diskless Workstation Manager U422460
Error Logging Utilities U418344
File Archival Utilities U422441
File Attribute Utilities U422451
File Comparison Utilities U422449
File Scanning/Searching Utilities U422454
File System Management Utilities U422452
HFT Configuration Utilities
U422464
U423532
ILS Locale Management Utilities U418325
Info Explorer Utilities U422466
Input Method Library & Keymaps U418330
International Language Locales U418343
Kernel
U422496
U423980
Korn Shell U422468
Learn Utility U418332
Logical Volume Manager U422482
Mail Facilities U422483
Maintenance Level Update Utilities U422463
Man Page Facility
U418346
U423492
Math Library U422473
Math Library(SYS-V/SAA Error Semantics) U422472
Motif 1.1.4 Library U422480
Network File System U422485
Object Data Manager U422486
POSIX Asynchronous I/O Services U422442
Printer Management Utilities U422487
Remote Procedure Call Services Library U422476
SYS V Programmers Workbench Library U418337
SYS-V IPC Utilities U418324
Security Related Utilities and Files U422489
Security Services Library U422478
Spooler Services Library U422475
Streams Devices Interfaces & Utilities U422493
System Accounting U422453
System Activity Reporting U422492
System IPL Utilities U422444
System Installation Utilities U422445
System Management Interface Tool U422490
System Process Boot Utilities U422450
System Resource Controller U422491
Terminal Capability Utilities U422494
Textronics Graphics Terminal Utilities U418329
Trace Reporting Library U422477
Trace Reporting and Error Logging U422462
User Messaging Utilities U418321
Video Capture Adapter U418289
Vital User Information U423515
X10 Library U422474
X11-R4 Library U422479
X11-R4 Toolkit Library U422481
XCOFF File Management Utilities U422447
awk Language Interpreter U422443
cron Daemon Utilities U422456
tty Configuration Utilities U422495
vi Text Editor U422497
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System Data
Info Explorer Databases U422439
Terminal Capabilities Database U422440
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System Extensions 1
3.2.0.0 Basic Network Utilities
uucp Program and Utilities U422513
3.2.0.0 C Shell
C Shell U422509
3.2.0.0 CGI Device Drivers
Video Capture Adapter Utilities U419139
3.2.0.0 Extended Commands
Calendar Utilities U419138
Math Calculator Utilities U418377
Performance Monitoring Utilities U422511
3.2.0.0 Extended Commands Data
man Database U422510
3.2.0.0 Message Handler
mh Mail Program U422512
3.2.0.0 Remote Customer Services
Electronic Customer Support U418375
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System Extensions 2
3.2.0.0 Accounting System
System Accounting Utilities U422514
3.2.0.0 Asynchronous Terminal Emulation
Simple Terminal Emulator U422515
3.2.0.0 DOS Utilities
DOS File & Disk Utilities U422522
3.2.0.0 FDDI Data Link Control
FDDI Data Link Control U422518
3.2.0.0 Games
Miscellaneous Amusements U422523
3.2.0.0 IEEE Ethernet (802.3) Data Link Control
8023 Data Link Control U422516
3.2.0.0 Learn Command Lessons Data
learn Utility Database U418385
3.2.0.0 Qualified Logical Link Control
QLLC Data Link Control U422519
3.2.0.0 Standard Ethernet Data Link Control
Ethernet Data Link Control U422517
3.2.0.0 Synchronous Data Link Control (SDLC)
SDLC Data Link Control U422520
3.2.0.0 Token-Ring Data Link Control
Token Ring Data Link Control U422521
3.2.0.0 X.25 Commands
X25 Applications U422524
3.2.0.0 Base Operating System Network Facilities
3.2.0.0 Network Computing Services
Network Computing Services U422533
3.2.0.0 Network File System/NIS/RPC Libraries & Facilities
NFS Client Utilities U422534
NFS SMIT Utilities U422536
NFS Server Utilities U422535
3.2.0.0 Simple Network Management Protocol
SNMP Daemon U422537
3.2.0.0 Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol
TCP/IP Client Utilities U422538
TCP/IP SMIT Utilities U422540
TCP/IP Server Utilities U422539
3.2.0.0 Base System Locales
3.2.0.0 AIX Locale - Korean
AIX Locale - Korean U422530
3.2.0.0 AIX Locale - Traditional Chinese
AIX Locale - Traditional Chinese U422531
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Belgian Dutch
PC Locale - Dutch ( Belgium ) U418418
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Belgian French
PC Locale - French ( Belgium ) U418403
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Canadian French
PC Locale - French ( Canada ) U418405
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Danish
PC Locale - Danish U418388
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Finish
PC Locale - Finnish U418401
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - French
PC Locale - French U418409
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - German
PC Locale - German U418392
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Icelandic
PC Locale - Icelandic U418411
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Italian
PC Locale - Italian U422526
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Netherlands Dutch
PC Locale - Dutch U418420
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Norwegian
PC Locale - Norwegian U418422
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Portuguese
PC Locale - Portuguese U418424
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Spanish
PC Locale - Spanish U418399
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Swedish
PC Locale - Swedish U418426
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Swiss French
PC Locale - French ( Switzerland ) U418407
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - Swiss German
PC Locale - German ( Switzerland ) U418390
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - U.K. English
PC Locale - English ( Great Britain ) U418395
3.2.0.0 IBM-850 code set - U.S. English
PC Locale - English ( United States ) U418397
3.2.0.0 IBM-932 code set - Japanese
PC Locale - Japanese U422529
3.2.0.0 IBM-eucJP code set - Japanese
AIX Locale - Japanese U422527
3.2.0.0 ISO8859 code set - German
AIX Locale - German U418391
3.2.0.0 ISO8859 code set - Greek
AIX Locale - Greek U418393
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Belgian Dutch
AIX Locale - Dutch ( Belgium ) U418417
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Belgian French
AIX Locale - French ( Belgium ) U418402
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Canadian French
AIX Locale - French ( Canada ) U418404
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Danish
AIX Locale - Danish U418387
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Finish
AIX Locale - Finnish U418400
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - French
AIX Locale - French U418408
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Icelandic
AIX Locale - Icelandic U418410
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Italian
AIX Locale - Italian U422525
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Netherlands Dutch
AIX Locale - Dutch U418419
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Norwegian
AIX Locale - Norwegian U418421
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Portuguese
AIX Locale - Portuguese U418423
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Spanish
AIX Locale - Spanish U418398
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Swedish
AIX Locale - Swedish U418425
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Swiss French
AIX Locale - French ( Switzerland ) U418406
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - Swiss German
AIX Locale - German ( Switzerland ) U418389
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - U.K. English
AIX Locale - English ( Great Britain ) U418394
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-1 code set - U.S. English
AIX Locale - English ( United States ) U418396
3.2.0.0 ISO8859-9 code set - Turkish
AIX Locale - Turkish U418427
3.2.0.0 Japanese Character Support
Japanese Character Support U422528
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Chinese (Traditional)
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Chinese (Traditional)
SMIT Install Messages - Chinese U419325
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Dutch (Belgium)
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Dutch (Belgium)
Base System Messages - Dutch (Belgium) U418512
SMIT Install Messages - Dutch (Belgium) U419321
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - French
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - French
Base System Messages - French U418509
SMIT Install Messages - French U419318
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - German
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - German
Base System Messages - German U418506
SMIT Install Messages - German U419316
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Italian
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Italian
Base System Messages - Italian U418510
SMIT Install Messages - Italian U419319
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Japanese
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Japanese
Base System Messages - Japanese U418511
SMIT Install Messages - Japanese U419320
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Korean
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Korean
SMIT Install Messages - Korean U419324
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Norwegian
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Norwegian
Base System Messages - Norwegian U418513
SMIT Install Messages - Norwegian U419322
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Spanish
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Spanish
Base System Messages - Spanish U418508
SMIT Install Messages - Spanish U419317
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Swedish
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - Swedish
Base System Messages - Swedish U418514
SMIT Install Messages - Swedish U419323
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - U.S. English
3.2.0.0 Base System Messages - U.S. English
Base System Messages - U.S. English U422576
SMIT Install Messages - U.S. English U422577
3.2.0.0 Block Multiplexer Channel Adapter Software Support
3.2.0.0 Block Multiplexer Channel Adapter Software Support
BLKMUX U422418
1.2.0.0 Distributed Computing Environment
1.2.0.0 DCE Application Development Support
DCE Application Development Tools U419616
1.2.0.0 DCE Client Support and Server-Administration Tools
DCE Client Tools U419616
3.2.0.0 Enterprise Systems Connection
3.2.0.0 Enterprise Systems Connection
ESCON Control Unit # User and root parts for ESCON l U422416
3.2.0.0 FDDI Software Support
3.2.0.0 FDDI Software Support
FDDI U422541
3.2.0.0 High Availability for Network File Systems
3.2.0.0 High Availability for Network File Systems
High Availability Network File System U422424
3.2.0.0 INed Text Editor
3.2.0.0 INed Text Editor
INed Text Editor U422436
1.1.0.0 InfoCrafter
1.1.0.0 InfoCrafter
Info Crafter U422428
Programming Examples U418500
3.2.0.0 NetWare
3.2.0.0 NetWare DOS File System
Netware File System U420960
3.2.0.0 NetWare Server Programs
Netware Server Code for AIX U422429
1.2.0.0 Network Management
1.2.0.0 Alert Manager
Alert Manager U422430
1.2.0.0 Host Command Facility Catcher
HCF U422432
1.2.0.0 NetView* Distribution Manager Catcher
NVDM U422433
1.2.0.0 SNMP Application Programming Interface
Application Programming Interface U422431
1.2.0.0 SNMP Command Line Manager
CLM U418502
1.2.0.0 SNMP Manager
Gateway Monitor Utility U422434
1.2.0.0 PC Simulator
1.2.0.0 PC Simulator
PC-Simulator Samples U423360
PC-Simulator Terminfo U418516
PC-Simulator Utilities U422435
1.1.0.0 Performance Agent
1.1.0.0 Performance Agent
Performance Agent U422578
1.1.0.0 Performance Manager
1.1.0.0 Performance Manager
Performance Manager U422579
1.2.101.315 System Network Architecture Services
1.2.101.315 Logical Unit 0 (LU0)
Logical Unit 0 (LU0) U417689
1.2.101.315 System Network Architecture Services
SNA Services Base (LU1 LU2 LU3 LU6.2) U417689
1.2.101.315 System Network Architecture U.S. English Messages
1.2.101.315 System Network Architecture U.S. English Messa
SNA LPP Messages - U.S. English U417688
3.2.0.0 Text Formatting Services
3.2.0.0 Base Graphic Commands
Tektronics Terminal Drivers U422420
3.2.0.0 Bibliography Support
Text Formating Bibliography Utilities U422419
3.2.0.0 Text Formatting Services
Text Formatting Utilities U422422
3.2.0.0 Text Formatting Services Data
Text Formatting Services U418440
3.2.0.0 TranScript Tools
Postscript Formatter U421278
3.2.0.0 Troff Xpreviewer
X Preview Utility U422423
3.2.0.0 Writers Tools
Spell Checker Utilities U422421
1.3.0.0 X-Station Manager
1.3.0.0 X-Station Manager
Xstation Manager U418540
1.4.0.0 X-Station Manager
1.4.0.0 X-Station Manager
-- IBM X Server Terminal -- U412032
Xstation Manager X11-R5 U422610
1.3.0.0 X-Station Manager U.S. English Messages
1.3.0.0 X-Station Manager U.S. English Messages
Xstation Messages - U.S. English U423367
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Development Environment
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Development Environment
Motif 1.1.4 Resource Manager U418465
X11-R4 Display Postscript U419140
X11-R4 Include Files U422556
X11-R4 UIL U422555
X11-R4 Xm Widgets U422554
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Development Environment Unsupported Sour
X11-R4 Application Defaults U418470
X11-R4 More Bitmaps U418469
X11-R4 Programming Examples U422558
X11-R4 Xau Widgets U422557
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Development Environment
1.2.3.0 AIXwindows Motif v1.2 Libraries and Includes Files
Motif 1.1/1.2 Merge Utilities U422580
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Development Environment
AIXwindows Development Libraries and Include Files U409195
Motif 1.2 Xm Widgets U422581
Motif Resource Manager U418517
X11-R5 Display Postscript U422582
X11-R5 Extensions U422583
X11-R5 Include Files U422586
X11-R5 Server Extensions U422585
X11-R5 UIL U422584
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Development Environment Unsupported Sour
AIXwindows Development Sample Programs Version U409195
X11-R5 Programming Examples U422587
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Fonts
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Core Fonts
Core X Fonts U418472
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Greek (ISO8859-7) Fonts
ISO-8859-7 Fonts U422560
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Kanji Fonts
AIXwindows Kanji Fonts U422562
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Latin 1 (IBM-850) Fonts
IBM PC-850 Fonts U422559
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Turkish (ISO8859-9) Fonts
ISO-8859-9 Fonts U422561
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Fonts
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Core Fonts
X11-R5 Core X Fonts U423362
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Greek (ISO8859-7) Fonts
AIXwindows Greek (ISO8859-7) Fonts U410795
X11-R5 ISO-8859-7 Fonts U422589
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Kanji Fonts
AIXwindows Kanji Fonts U422591
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Latin 1 (IBM-850) Fonts
X11-R5 IBM PC-850 Fonts U422588
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Turkish (ISO8859-9) Fonts
AIXwindows Turkish (ISO8859-9) Fonts U410795
X11-R5 ISO-8859-9 Fonts U422590
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Chinese (Traditional)
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Chinese (Traditional)
AIXwindows NL Message files U419461
Msgs for X Desktop - Chinese U422568
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Dutch (Belgium)
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Dutch (Belgium)
Messages for X Desktop U418484
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - French
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - French
Messages for X Desktop U418479
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - German
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - German
Messages for X Desktop U418476
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Italian
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Italian
Messages for X Desktop U418480
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Japanese
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Japanese
Messages for the Xm Widget Examples U418483
Msgs for Motif Window Mgr - Japanese U418481
Msgs for X Desktop - Japanese U418482
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Korean
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Korean
Msgs for X Desktop - Korean U422567
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Norwegian
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Norwegian
Messages for X Desktop U418485
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Spanish
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Spanish
Messages for X Desktop U418478
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Swedish
3.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - Swedish
Messages for X Desktop U418486
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - U.S. English
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Messages - U.S. English
Msgs for Infocrafter - U.S. English U422564
Msgs for Input Methods - U.S. English U422563
Msgs for Runtime Env. - U.S. English U422565
Msgs for X Desktop - U.S. English U422566
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Messages - U.S. English
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Messages - U.S. English
AIXWindows NL Message files U410794
X11-R5 Font Utility Msgs - U.S. English U422593
X11-R5 Info Messages - U.S. English U422595
X11-R5 Input Method Msgs - U.S. English U422594
X11-R5 Motif Utility Msgs - U.S. English U422596
X11-R5 Msgs For Examples - U.S. English U422592
X11-R5 XDT messages - U.S. English U422597
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Run Time Environment
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Run Time Environment
X11-R4 RTE U422575
X11-R4 RTE Fonts U422574
X11-R4 RTE Locates U418494
X11-R4 RTE Programming Examples U422573
1.2.0.0 X-Windows Run Time Environment Extensions
X11-R4 RTE Bitmaps U418450
X11-R4 RTE Display Postscript U418447
X11-R4 RTE Extension U423363
X11-R4 RTE Font Utility U418490
X11-R4 RTE Info U422570
X11-R4 RTE Motif SMIT U422571
X11-R4 RTE X-DeskTop U422572
X11-R4 X Customize Utilities U422569
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Run Time Environment
1.2.3.0 AIXwindows Motif v1.2 Run Time Environment
Motif 1.2 Window Manager Program U422605
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Run Time Environment
AIXwindows Run Time Environment U409194
X11-R5 Runtime Environment U422609
X11-R5 Runtime Environment Examples U422606
X11-R5 Runtime Environment Fonts U422607
X11-R5 Runtime Environment Locales U422608
1.2.3.0 X-Windows Run Time Environment Extensions
AIXwindows Run Time Environment Extensions U409194
X11-R5 Additional Postscript Fonts U422599
X11-R5 Additional Postscript Utilities U422600
X11-R5 Extensions U423364
X11-R5 Font Utility U422601
X11-R5 Info U422602
X11-R5 Motif SMIT U422603
X11-R5 X Customize Utilities U422598
X11-R5 X-Desktop U422604
1.2.1.16 XL C Compiler
1.2.1.16 XL C Compiler
AIX XL C Compiler U417392
2.3.0.23 XL FORTRAN Compiler
2.3.0.23 XL FORTRAN Compiler
AIX XL FORTRAN Compiler/6000 U421748
2.3.0.23 XL FORTRAN Run Time Environment
2.3.0.23 XL FORTRAN Run Time Environment
AIX XL FORTRAN Run Time Environment/6000 U419627
1.1.0.0 cics6000
1.1.0.0 cics6000.dev.obj
CICS/6000 Development System U419112
1.1.0.0 cics6000.prod.obj
CICS/6000 Production System U419112
1.1.0.0 cics6000clt
1.1.0.0 cics6000clt.prod.obj
CICS/6000 Client Production System U415861
1.1.0.0 cics6000iEn_US
1.1.0.0 cics6000iEn_US.data
CICS/6000 En_US HyperVerse U419195
1.1.0.0 cics6000mJa_JP
1.1.0.0 cics6000mJa_JP.msg
CICS/6000 Messages Ja_JP U419145
1.1.0.0 dcepthreads
1.1.0.0 DCE Threads
DCE Threads U422532
3.2.0.0 mpa
3.2.0.0 mpa.sdlc.obj
Multiprotocol Adapter/A (MP/A) SDLC Device Driver U423516
The following product list was used to determine installation time and space
requirements, in the resource estimates information. These requirements were
attained from a RISC System/6000 model 7012-220 using an 8mm tape drive.
Depending on your system configuration and the products installed, your
requirements may vary.
Name Version Description
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X11fnt.coreX.fnt 01.02.03.00 AIXwindows Core X11 Fonts
X11fnt.ibm850.pc.fnt 01.02.03.00 AIXwindows Latin 1 (IBM-850)
X11fnt.iso88591.aix.fnt 01.02.03.00 AIXwindows Latin 1 (ISO8859-1)
X11fnt.iso88592.aix.fnt 01.02.03.00 AIXwindows Latin 2 (ISO8859-2)
X11fnt.iso88593.aix.fnt 01.02.03.00 AIXwindows Latin 3 (ISO8859-3)
X11fnt.iso88591.aix.fnt 01.02.03.00 AIXwindows Latin 4 (ISO8859-4)
X11fnt.oldX.fnt 01.02.03.00 AIXwindows Misc. X Fonts
X11mEn_US.msg 01.02.03.00 AIXwindows NL Message files
X11rte.ext.obj 01.02.03.00 AIXwindows RunTime Extensions
X11rte.obj 01.02.03.00 AIXwindows RunTime Environment
bos.obj 03.02.00.00 The Base Operating System
bos.data 03.02.00.00 BOS Shared files
bosadt.bosadt.obj 03.02.00.00 Base Application Dev. Toolkit
bosadt.lib.obj 03.02.00.00 Base Dev. Libs & Include files
bosadt.prof.obj 03.02.00.00 Base Profiling Support
bosadt.xde.obj 03.02.00.00 AIXwindows Dev. Environment
bosadt.data 03.02.00.00 BOSADT Shared files
bosext1.csh.obj 03.02.00.00 C Shell
bosext1.ecs.obj 03.02.00.00 Remote Customer Services
bosext1.extcmds.obj 03.02.00.00 Extended Commands
bosext1.mh.obj 03.02.00.00 Mail Handler
bosext1.uucp.obj 03.02.00.00 Unix to Unix Copy Program
bosext1.vdidd.obj 03.02.00.00 CGI Device Drivers
bosext1.extcmds.data 03.02.00.00 BOSEXT1 Shared files
bosext2.acct.obj 03.02.00.00 Accounting
bosext2.ate.obj 03.02.00.00 Asynchronous Terminal Emulator
bosext2.dlc8023.obj 03.02.00.00 IEEE Ethernet DLC
bosext2.dlcether.obj 03.02.00.00 Standard Ethernet DLC
bosext2.dlcfddi.obj 03.02.00.00 FDDI Data Link Control
bosext2.dlcqllc.obj 03.02.00.00 X.25 QLLC Data Link Control
bosext2.dlcsdlc.obj 03.02.00.00 SDLC Data Link Control
bosext2.dlctoken.obj 03.02.00.00 Token-Ring Data Link Control
bosext2.dosutil.obj 03.02.00.00 DOS Utilities
bosext2.x25app.obj 03.02.00.00 X.25 Apps, API, Sample Source
bosnet.nfs.obj 03.02.00.00 NFS/NIS/RPC Libs & Utils
bosnet.snmpd.obj 03.02.00.00 SNMP Daemon (Agent)
bosnet.tcpip.obj 03.02.00.00 TCPIP Applications
bsl.En_US.aix.loc 03.02.00.00 AIX Locale
bsl.En_US.pc.loc 03.02.00.00 PC Locale
bsmEn_US.msg 03.02.00.00 Base System Messages
x_st_mgr.obj 01.04.00.00 XStation Manager
x_st_mgrmEn_US.msg 01.04.00.00 XStation Manager Messages
xlccmp.obj 01.02.01.00 AIX XL C Compiler/6000