User's Guide

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## Note that the HARDWARE_MODEL clause is only needed if the sw_sels
## inside it can only be installed on a certain type of machine.
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HARDWARE_MODEL ~ "9000/*" {
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## Software Selections
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The sw_sel clauses are self-explanatory. The important parts are:
 The src, which defines where the software is located.
 The archive type, which defines that it is a gzipped tar archive though it could be compressed
or in cpio format.
 The archive name or path of the archive.
 The impacts statements that enable Ignite-UX to determine how much additional file system space
is required for the application.
sw_sel "EE pack" {
description = "Software Apps for Electrical Engineering PA clients"
sw_source = "Per-Discipline Packs"
archive_type = gzip tar
archive_path = "ee_client_archive_PA.gz"
sw_category = "Disciplines"
impacts = "/var" 12568Kb
impacts = "/usr" 23468Kb
impacts = "/" 2Kb
}
The following sw_sel defines a different application, but shares all of the same attributes.
sw_sel "ME pack" {
description = "Software Apps for Mechanical Engineering PA clients"
sw_source = "Per-Discipline Packs"
archive_type = gzip tar
archive_path = "me_client_archive_PA.gz"
sw_category = "Disciplines"
impacts = "/var" 23678Kb
impacts = "/usr" 12986Kb
impacts = "/opt" 56892Kb
impacts = "/" 64Kb
}
The following sw_sel is for Itanium®-based systems is very similar to the software product that
definition for PA-RISC systems in the previous excerpts. The only differences are the
archive_path names and the impacts statements. Notice that the software products have the
same name since they cannot both be defined at the same time. Any software that depends on this
software product can use the one name as a dependency (for example, in conjunction with
corequisite or exrequisite).
} else { # IPF software selections:
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## Software Selections
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