HP Tru64 UNIX Technical Updates for the Version 5.1B and Higher Operating System and Patches (February 2010)

To download these reference pages, save the file pk4_manpages.tar to a directory of your choice;

for example, /tmp. The pk4_manpages.tar file contains all ten reference pages in gzip format.

To install them on your system, untar the file and move the gzip files to the appropriate reference

page location. The default location on your Tru64 UNIX system is /usr/share/man, which

contains subdirectories such as man1, man2, and so on to correspond to the volume of the reference

pages. The procedure is as follows:

1. Change directories to the directory where you downloaded the pk4_manpage.tar file.

For example:

# cd /tmp

2. Untar the file:

# tar -xpvf pk4_manpage.tar

3. Copy the untarred files to the appropriate reference page directory. For example:

# cp netstat.1.gz /usr/share/man/man1

# cp ip6rtrd.conf.4.gz /usr/share/man/man4

# cp *.5.gz /usr/share/man/man5

# cp nifftmt.7.gz /usr/share/man/man7

# cp *.8.gz /usr/share/man/man8

Once you have moved the files to the reference page directory, they should be available to your

system using the man command. You can then remove the pk4_manpage.tar file and its

contents from the /tmp directory.

Restriction on Setting Max_LSM_IO_PERFORMANCE Variable (Aug. 2004)

Do not set the sysconfigtab variable Max_LSM_IO_PERFORMANCE = 1 when the root or

cluster root domain is under LSM control. Doing so will cause the system to hang during the

boot process. To enable this feature, which was added to improve performance on multiprocessor

systems running heavy I/O loads, remove the root or cluster root domain from LSM control

before setting the Max_LSM_IO_PERFORMANCE variable.

See sys_attrs_lsm(5) for more information.

Version 5.1B-1 (Patch Kit 3)

The following notes pertain to Version 5.1B-1 / Patch Kit 3.

See “Login Failure Possible with Rolling Upgrade and C2 Security Enabled (Mar. 2005)” for

information about this problem.

Do Not Install Prior NHD Kits on a Patched System (Mar. 2005)

See “Do Not Install Prior NHD Kits on a Patched System (Feb. 2005)” for information about this

problem.

Restriction on Setting Max_LSM_IO_PERFORMANCE Variable (Aug. 2004)

Do not set the sysconfigtab variable Max_LSM_IO_PERFORMANCE = 1 when the root or

cluster root domain is under LSM control. Doing so will cause the system to hang during the

boot process. To enable this feature, which was added to improve performance on multiprocessor

systems running heavy I/O loads, remove the root or cluster root domain from LSM control

before setting the Max_LSM_IO_PERFORMANCE variable.

Shell Argument List Exceeds Limit (Dec. 2003)

When installing a Release patch kit using dupatch from the command line, rather than using

the dupatch menus, you may see a message such as /sbin/ls: arg list too long. This

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