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Try these commands to resolve problems encountered during reconfiguration:

If your new configuration does not work, halt your system.

# /etc/halt

Enter this command to boot your back-up file of UNIX. (Remember that the old vmunix was copied to vmunix.orig so that you could have a backup.)

> b vmunix.orig -s

Move the original vmunix that was renamed vmunix.orig back to its original name under the root directory.

# mv /vmunix.orig /vmunix

Reboot the system. The system will run with its original configuration. Now repeat this subsection to attempt to get the specific configuration you want.

# /etc/reboot

For more information on kernel reconfiguration, see config(8) in the UNIX command reference.

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This section presents detailed procedures for loading CADDStation Software (referred to as CADDS). The first part describes procedures for loading CADDS on a workstation; the second part describes procedures for loading CADDS on a server.

These procedures assume you have successfully completed the setup portion of systems software loading.

• Complete procedures for installing other CADDStation Systems applications exist in manuals specific to the application. To install any application other than CADDS, consult the appropriate application documentation.

• The addition of any application except the single 8SMB version of the mechanical CADDS 4X package, for concurrent or serial use, requires a CADDStation with two 8SMB disks in the stand-alone configuration.

• If, when installing multiuser CADDS, you receive the File error: ca02 error message·

followed by the abnormal ending of your CADDS session, this situation usually occurs because you do not have the correct access protection for temporary file creation. To correct the situation, enter the following command:

# chmod 777 /usr/tmp

• Appendix E repeats these procedures in an abbreviated form. For specific server configurations, you will be directed .to Appendix E.

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5.1 Loading CADDS on a Workstation

In this procedure, the left column presents user input and system output; ¢.e right column clarifies the interaction.

II cd I II

II cd /dev

Load the CADDS tapes according to the secured process described in Appendix D.

II MAKEDEV cvgpuO This creates a device entry for GPU.

II MAKEDEV cvtabO This creates a device entry for tablet.

II cd /usr/apl/cadds/scripts/templates/cadds_user

II cp {.login,.logout,.cshrc,.caddsrc,.suntools} /usr2/cadds II cd /usr2/cadds

II mkdir parts

II chmod 777 .. login .logout .suntools .cshrc .caddsrc •

II chown cadds •• login .logout .suntools .cshrc .caddsrc • /usr2/c~dds II /etc/halt

> b

Systemname Login: cadds

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Prepare for reboot.

Boot.

From now on if cadds is typed at log-in prompt, user will be in CADDS. (Be patient:

entering CADDS should take about 5 minutes.)

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5.2 Loading CADDS on a Server

diskful workstations, or 68020 tapeless workstations, see the appropriate procedure, B, C, or D, in Appendix E.

SERVER PROCEDURES-SINGLE DISK CONFIGURATION

# In -s lusrlservername /usr2 Enter to configure your disk to see /usr2:

SERVER PROCEDURES-DUAL DISK CONFIGURATION

The next steps show you how to configure your disk based on whether your 1st disk is 515MB

# rm -r /usr.MC68020/tmp /usr.MC68010/tmp

# rm -r /private.MC68020/usr/tmp /private.MC68010/usr/tmp

# In -s /usr2/tmp /usr.MC68020

# In -s /usr2/tmp /private.MC68020/usr

# In -s /usr2/tmp /usr.MC68010

# In -s /usr2/tmp /private.MC68010/usr

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ETHERNET CONFIGURATION:

1. Set up /etc/hosts.equiv and /.rhosts files. (Shown in detail in Administering the Network.)·

2. Reboot the server.

3. Reboot all clients.

CLIENT PROCEDURES-SINGLE DISK CONFIGURATION

# Jn -s lusrlservername /usr2 Do this for each client.

CLIENT PROCEDURES-DUAL DISK CONFIGURATIONS The next steps must be done for each client.

• Edit /etc/hosts.equiv and /.rhosts to proper configuration.

• MAKEDEV on any client specific devices (i.e., qfb, cvtabO).

Step 2: Loading CADDStatlon Software

PHASE 1 : LOADING CADDS ON THE SERVER

# cd /usrlservername

# mkdir apJ apJ/cadds

# ln -s /usr/servernamelapl/cadds /usr.MC68020/apl

# ln -s lusrlservernamelapllcadds /usr.MC68010/apl

# cd /dev

# cd /usr/apJ/cadds/scripts/templates/cadds user

# cp J·login,.logout,.cshrc,.caddsrc,.suntoofs} /usr2/cadds

# cd usr2/cadds

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This section describes steps for installing CADDS. You must have copies of your Disk Partition Maps that you filled with information from the worksheet utility. A summary of the steps described in this section follows.

1. Create /usr2 on single disk systems.

2. Redirect tmp files.

3. Establish a CADDS base directory.

4. Use loadappl to load two CADDS object tapes.

5. Run assemblecadds.

6. Use loadappl to load all CADDS additional tapes.

7. Create part storage.

8. Set up a user named cadds.

9. Start the Graphics Accelerator.

If you are setting up a diskful workstation to run CADDS over the network using NFS from another system, load the server first. For the diskful worksta-tion, you need to perform only steps 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, and 9. These steps include mounting and linking the workstation to CADDS running on a remote system.

If you are going to use the procedure of copying a built CADDS to other identical systems, perform steps 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, and 9 on each system. You will use a system-to-system copy with the tar command (described in Copying CADDS to Other Systems) to replace the loadappl and assemblecadds proce-dures.

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