HP StorageWorks SmartStart EVA Storage 3.2 release notes (T5505-96034, June 2010)

https://localhost:2372

HP StorageWorks Command View EVA

C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\EVA Per-

formance Monitor\evaperf.exe

HP StorageWorks Command View EVAPerf

Related documentation

PDF versions of relevant documentation for both HP SmartStart EVA Storage for Windows and HP

SmartStart EVA Storage for Linux are located on the HP StorageWorks SmartStart EVA CD for Windows

in the documentation folder.

You can also access all the documentation referenced in this document from the Manuals page of the

HP Business Support Center website http://www.hp.com/support/manuals. In the Storage section,

click Storage Software, and then select your product. For array-specific documents, click Disk Storage

Systems, and then select your array model.

Starting HP SmartStart EVA Storage for Linux

To start HP SmartStart EVA Storage for Linux:

1. Insert the HP SmartStart EVA Storage CD for Linux in the CD ROM of the server you want to

configure.

2. Create a mount folder for the disk.

For example, mkdir /mnt/cdrom.

3. Mount the disk.

For example, mount -t iso9660 -o ro /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom.

4. Change the current directory to the application directory.

For example, cd /mnt/cdrom/app.

5. Run the HP SmartStart EVA Storage executable script as follows: ./HPSmartStartEVA

Script name correction

The readme.txt file for HP SmartStart EVA Storage CD for Linux incorrectly refers to the startup

application as ./runApp. The script name is /app/HPSmartStartEVA.

SELinux prevents HP SmartStart EVA Storage from running on Red Hat Enterprise

Server 5.3

With Red Hat Enterprise Server 5.3, you might need to disable SELinux temporarily while using HP

SmartStart EVA Storage . If you attempt to run HP SmartStart EVA Storage, and the application is

unresponsive (for 5 minutes after clicking Next, for example), SELinux may be preventing the execution

of some modules because of un-signed system libraries. Another symptom is a crash reported by

SELinux or the Red Hat Enterprise Server.

If this occurs, temporarily disable SELinux, and then run HP SmartStart EVA Storage. When you are

finished using HP SmartStart EVA Storage, you can enable SELinux.