Installation guide

G.12.5 Support for Catalan, Lithuanian, and Slovene
DIGITAL UNIX Version 4.0B includes support for Catalan, Lithuanian,
and Slovene program localization. See Catalan
(5), Lithuanian(5), and
Slovene
(5) for information about associated codesets, locales, keyboards,
and fonts.
G.12.6 man Command Supports Codeset Conversion
The man command can automatically invoke the iconv utility to perform
codeset conversion of reference page files. This allows you to install one set
of reference pages to support locales that have the same language and
territory but different codesets, thereby reducing file redundancy on the
system. For more information, see man
(1).
G.13 Dynamic Device Recognition for SCSI Devices
Dynamic Device Recognition (DDR) is a framework for describing the
operating parameters and characteristics of SCSI devices to the SCSI CAM
I/O subsystem. You can use DDR to include new and changed SCSI devices
into your environment without having to reboot the operating system. You
do not disrupt user services and processes, as happens with static methods
of device recognition.
Beginning with DIGITAL UNIX Version 4.0, DDR is preferred over the
current, static method for recognizing SCSI devices. The current, static
method, as described in System Administration, is to edit SCSI device
customizations into the /sys/data/cam_data.c data file, reconfigure the
kernel, and shut down and reboot the operating system.
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Support for the static method of recognizing SCSI devices will be
retired in a future release of DIGITAL UNIX.
DIGITAL UNIX Version 4.0 and Version 4.0B support both methods of
recognizing SCSI devices. Both methods can be employed on the same
system, with the restriction that the devices described by each method are
exclusive to that method (nothing is doubly defined).
The information DDR provides about SCSI devices is needed by SCSI
drivers. You can supply this information using DDR when you add new
SCSI devices to the system, or you can use the /sys/data/cam_data.c
data file and static configuration methods. The information provided by
G–24 Migration from ULTRIX Version 4.5 to DIGITAL UNIX Version 4.0B