ServiceGuard Manager Version A.03.00 Release Notes, Third Edition, September 2003

ServiceGuard Manager Version A.03.00 Release Notes, Third Edition

Patches and Fixes in this Version

Chapter 1 45

ServiceGuard Manager was downloaded from http://software.com

onto a Windows 2000 laptop. The installer crashed seconds after the

OK button was clicked. A similar crash occured on a Compaq

notebook running Windows XP Professional, when exiting

SerivceGuard Manager.

• What is the workaround? Use the java -version command to see if

your system default is JRE is version 1.4.1-01.b0. (You may have

several versions installed.) If it is the default, follow these steps:

1. Right click on the Windows 2000 main window, to open

Properties -> Advanced Settings -> Troubleshooting.

2. Find the Hardware Accelerator slider. Make a note of its position.

Set it to NONE by sliding it to the far left.

3. Re-run the installer.

4. After install is complete, open the Properties again (step 1) and

reset the Hardware Accelerator slider to its former position (step

JAGae69202 - Rarely, cannot start program when running on

SuSE via ReﬂectionX

• What is the problem? Occasionally, an exception happens when using

ReﬂectionX to remotely start ServiceGuardManager on SuSE Linux.

(SuSE Linux is supported for English only.)

• What is the workaround? This is related to a problem in the Java

Runtime Environment. There is no workaround. Often it will work if

you try again.

JAGae69297 - Man page formatting issue / only available in

English

• What is the problem? The sgmgr man page is not correctly formatted.

Also, the man page is not available in all of the languages that the

interface is available in.

• What is the workaround? You can open the interface by entering

sgmgr (sgmgr.exe on Windows). You can specify all options after the

interface opens. The man page syntax is given in online help under

Using ServiceGuard Manager -> ServiceGuard Manager Command.