Ignite-UX (IUX) Frequently Asked Questions (July 2013)

After the configuration is created, run manage_index to make it
visible in the Ignite-UX GUI. For example, for the following
situation:
SD depot machine: sdsource
SD depot: /var/application_depot
For release: 11.23
You would execute the following:
# cd /var/opt/ignite/data/Rel_B.11.23
# make_config -s sdsource:/var/application_depot -c app_name.cfg
# manage_index -a -f /var/opt/ignite/data/Rel_B.11.23/app_name.cfg \
-c "HP-UX B.11.23 Default"
Note: The make_config command only works on bundles. If the
software is not contained within a bundle you must either create
bundles for it using the make_bundles command or manually create
configuration files for your software.
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5.6
Q: FDDI software is included in my archive, yet Ignite-UX requires that I
select it. Why?
A: Ignite-UX generates an error indicating that you must select the FDDI
software for installing if the following conditions exist:
- You are using an FDDI interface during the installation.
- There is a sw_sel defined in a configuration file that has the string
FDDI in the description.
Ignite-UX provides the error prior to starting the configuration
phase to avoid the client being unable to complete the installation
due to the lack of the FDDI drivers. Ignite-UX does not have any way
of detecting the inclusion of FDDI software in an archive so it
assumes that it is not.
If you have the FDDI software in the archive, you can avoid the error
by removing it from your depot then rerunning make_config to reflect
the removal in the associated configuration file.
Alternatively, you can select the FDDI software, which causes the
swinstall command to skip installing it since it is already on the
client.
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5.7
Q: How many clients can I install simultaneously or in parallel?
A: Although there are no set limits in Ignite-UX, you will find that
performance decreases as you reach the limits of your network and
server bandwidth.