OPEN3D_V496_UNIX

Compaq Open3D
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Installation Guide

for Compaq Tru64 UNIX Syste ms

Order Number: AA-QZBZN-TE

June 1999

This document contains instructions for installing
Compaq Open3D[TM] on the Compaq Tru64[TM] UNIX[R]
operating system. It also explains how to read the
online release notes before or after installing
the product. This document applies to Compaq Open3D
Versions 4.96.

Revision/Update Information: This revised manual
supersedes the
informa tion in the
Installation Guide
for DIGITAL UNIX
Systems (Order No.
AA-QZBZM-TE.)

Operating System and Version: Compaq Tru64 UNIX
Version 4.0E or 4.0F
(for Compaq Open3D
V4.96)

Software Version: Compaq Open3D Version
4.96

Compaq Computer Corporation
Houston, Texas

________________________________________________________________
Revised: March 1999

Compaq Computer Corporation makes no representations
that the use of its products in the manner described in
this publication will not infringe on existing or future
patent rights, nor do the descriptions contained in this
publication imply the granting of licenses to make, use,
or sell equipment or software in accordance with the
description.

Possession, use, or copying of the software described in
this publication is authorized only pursuant to a valid
written license from Compaq or an authorized sublicensor.

Compaq, the Compaq logo, the DIGITAL logo, and PowerStorm
are registered in the United States Patent and Trademark
Office.

Compaq Open3D, DEC, DEC Open3D, DEC 3000, DECwindows, DIGITAL,
and Tru64 are trademarks of Compaq Computer Corporation.

The following are third-party trademarks:

OpenGL is a registered trade mark of Silicon Graphics, Inc.
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Incorporated.
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Ltd.

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Contents

Preface................................................... v

1 Preparing to Install Compaq Open3D

1.1 Reading the Online Release Notes.............. 1-1
1.2 Registering a License......................... 1-2
1.3 Checking the Media Distribution Kit........... 1-3
1.4 Verifying the Hardware Requirements........... 1-3
1.5 Verifying the Software Requireme nts........... 1-3
1.6 Required User Privileges...................... 1-4
1.7 Determining the Available and Used Disk
Space......................................... 1-4
1.8 Backing Up Your System Disk................... 1-7
1.9 Error Recovery................................ 1-7
1.10 Determining and Reporting Problems............ 1-8

2 Installing Compaq Open3D

2.1 Loading the Software.......................... 2-1
2.2 Completing the Installation................... 2 -5
2.2.1 Compaq Open3D Extensions Clause........... 2-6
2.2.2 PCM Server and Library.................... 2-8

3 After Installing Compaq Open3D

3.1 Configuration Recommendations................. 3-1
3.2 Tuning Techniques............................. 3-2

iii

A Files Installed on Your System

B Sample Installatio n

Tables

1 Conventions Used in this Guide............ vi

1-1 Subset Sizes (in KB)...................... 1-5

A-1 Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D
Version 4.96 Kit.......................... A-1

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Preface

This guide describes how to install Compaq Open3D Version
4.96 on Alpha processors running the Compaq
Tru64 UNIX operating system. In addit ion to this guide,
you should read the Read Before Installing or Using
Compaq Open3D for Compaq Tru64 UNIX Systems letter. This
letter provides information that is required for Compaq
Open3D installation and may not be included either in this
installation guide or in the release notes.

Keep this document with your distribution kit. You will
need it to install maintenance updates or to reinstall
Compaq Open3D for any other reason.

Intended Audience

T his guide is for system managers who install Compaq Open3D
software on Compaq Tru64 UNIX systems.

Structure of this Document

This manual is organized as follows:

o Chapter 1 describes the preparations and requirements
necessary for installing Compaq Open3D.

o Chapter 2 describes the installation procedure for local
installations.

o Chapter 3 provides configuration and tuni ng information.

o Appendix A lists the files installed with Compaq Open3D.

o Appendix B contains a listing of a sample installation
of the Compaq Open3D kit.

Related Manuals

For information related to this manual, see the following
Compaq Tru64 UNIX manuals:

o Installation Guide

o Software License Management

o Release Notes

o Firmware Release Notes

Manuals in the Compaq Open3D Documentation Set

In addition to this manual, the Compaq Open3D documentation
set includes the following manual:

o Using OpenGL

Conventions

Table 1 lists the conventions used in this guide:

Table_1_Conventions_Used_in_this_Guide_____________________

Convention_______Meaning___________________________________

UPPERCASE and The Compaq Tru64 UNIX system
lowercase differentiates between lowercase and
uppercase characters. Literal strings
that appear in text, examples, syntax
descriptions, and function descriptions
must be typed exactly as shown.

bold Boldface text is used in interactive
examples to indicate typed user input.

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Table_1_(Cont.)_Conventions_Used_in_this_Guide_____________

Convention_______Meaning___________________________________

italic Italic text is used to indicate software
function terms and commands, library
names, file names, directory path names,
and manua l names.

system output This typeface is used in interactive and
code examples to indicate system output.
In text, this typeface is used to indicate
the exact name of a command, option,
partition, path name, directory, or file.

% The default user prompt is your system
name followed by a right angle bracket
(>). In this manual, a percent sign (%) is
used to represent this prompt.

# A number sign is the default superuser
prompt.

<Ctrl/C> In procedures, a sequence such as <Ctrl/C>
indicates that you must hold down the key
labeled Ctrl while you press another key
or a pointing device button.

<Return> In procedures, a key name is shown
enclosed to indicate that you press a
key on the keyboard.

Vertical ellipsis in an example means that
. some information has been omitted.
.
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Preparing to Install Compaq Open3D

To make your installation run smoothly, you should complete
the preparations outlined in this chapter before starting
the installation procedure.

This chapter will help you determine the following:

o How to read the online release notes

o How to register a software license

o If installing Compaq Open3D from media, whether your
distribution kit includes all the components listed on
the Bill of Materials (BOM)

o Whether the system on which you will install Compaq
Open3D meets the Compaq Open3D hardware and software
requirements

o The privileges required to perform the installation

o How much disk space you will need

o How to back up your system disk

o What to do if you find errors

o How to report problems

1.1 Reading the Online Release Notes

Compaq Open3D provides online release notes. Compaq
strongly recommends that you read the release notes before
installing the product. The release notes may contain
information about changes to the product.

You can view or print the Compaq Open3D release notes, the
cover letter, and this installation guide at any time from
the mounted media CD-ROM. (See Section 2.1 for information
on mounting the CD-ROM.) The files containing these
documents are located in the /cdrom/o3d496/documentation

Preparing to Install Compaq Open3D 1-1

(Version 4.96) or /cdrom/o3d492/documentation (Version
4.92) directory on the CD-ROM.

To read the ASCII version of the release
notes for Version 4.96 on the media CD, use the
following command:

# more /cdrom/o3d493/documentati on/open3d493.release_notes <Return>

To read the ASCII version of the release
notes after installation, use one of the following
commands:

# more /usr/lib/OPEN3D/open3d493.release_notes <Return>

1.2 Registering a License

Before you install and run Compaq Open3D Version 4.96,
you must first register a License Product
Authorization Key (License PAK) using the License
Management Facility (LMF). The PAK is a paper certificate
that contains information about the license that enables
you to use the software. The License PAK is shipped with
the kit if you ordered the license and media together;
otherwise, the PAK is shipped separately to a location
specified on your license order.

If you are installing Compaq Open3D as an update on a
node already licensed for this software, you have already
completed the License PAK registration requirements. If
you are installing prerequisite or optional software along
with Compaq Open3D, review the PAK status and install the
PAKs for this prerequisite or optional software before you
install Compaq Open3D.

To register a license on a Compaq Tru64 UNIX system:

1. Log in as superuser (account name root).

2. At the shell prompt, edit an empty PAK template with the
lmf register command and include all the information on
your License PAK as follows:

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# /usr/sbin/lmf register <Return>

3. After you register your license, use the following
lmf reset command to copy the license details from the
License Database (LDB) to the kernel cache:

# /usr/sbin/lmf reset <Return>

For complete information on using the Compaq Tru64 UNIX
License Management Facility, see the Software License
Management guide or the lmf(8) reference page.

1.3 Checking the Media Distribution Kit

For installations from me dia, use the Bill of Materials
(BOM) to check the contents of your software distribution
kit. If your kit is damaged or incomplete, call your
Compaq representative. For more information on how to
mount distribution media, see your processor-specific
installation/operations guide, which also details several
options for the installation procedure.

1.4 Verifying the Hardware Requirements

You need the following hardware to install Compaq Open3D:

o CD-ROM drive

See t he documentation for the CD-ROM drive you are using
for information on how to load the media.

o Graphics console

o Adequate system disk space

Disk space requirements for the Compaq Open3D kit are
listed in Table 1-1.

Refer to the Compaq Open3D Software Product Description
(SPD) for additional hardware requirements.

1.5 Verifying the Software Requirements

Before installing Compaq Open3D, you must install the
following:

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Version 4.96: Compaq Tru64 UNIX operating system Version
4.0E or 4.0F

Compaq also recommends that you install the following
Compaq Tru64 UNIX software subsets:

o OSFFONT* - DECwindows[TM] 75 dpi fonts

o OSFFONT15* - DECwindows 100 dpi fonts

To install Compaq Open3D in a local environment, perform
the following steps to determine which Compaq Tru64 UNIX
subsets are loaded:

1. Log in to the system where you plan to install Compaq
Open3D.

2. Enter the following command:

% /usr/sbin/setld -i <Return>

3. Check the displayed rows for the relevant subset names
and for any related patch names.

The word installed appears in a row after the subset
identifier code when a subset is loaded. If the word
installed does not appear (the second column in a row
is blank), the subset or patch is missing and must
be installed before yo u install Compaq Open3D. If you
have a previous version of Compaq Open3D installed on
your system, you must deinstall it before installing
Compaq Open3D Version 4.96.

1.6 Required User Privileges

You must have superuser privileges to install Compaq Open3D
software.

1.7 Determining the Available and Used Disk Space

The Compaq Open3D kit is divided into subsets. The size of
these subsets determines the disk space you will require
for installation.

Table 1-1 pr ovides the disk space requirements for the file
system /usr/kits.

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________________________ Note ________________________

The subset sizes listed in Table 1-1 are approximate.
See the release notes for the exact subset sizes. The
subset names shown are for Version 4.96.
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Table_1-1_Subset _Sizes_(in_KB)___________________________________

Required KB
Subset_Contents__________Subset_Name__________/Optional_Required_

Compaq Open3D Base O3DDWSBASE496 Required 5184

Compaq Open3D Common O3DDWSCOMMON496 Required 8784

Compaq Open3D O3DDWSCONFIG496 Required 17
Configuration

Compaq Open3D MIT PEX O3DDWSMITPEX496 Optional 864
Programming

Compaq Open3D MIT PEX O3DDWSMITPEXEXAM496 Optional 17
Programming examples

Compaq Open3D MIT PEX O3DDWSMITPEXMAN496 Opt ional 1272
Programming man pages

Compaq Open3D OpenGL[R] O3DDWSGLBASE496 Optional 2496
Base

Compaq Open3D OpenGL O3DDWSGLEXAM496 Optional 5984
examples

Compaq Open3D OpenGL O3DDWSGLMAN496 Optional 1032
man pages

Compaq Open3D PCM O3DDWSPCM496 Optional 400
Server and Library

Compaq Open3D PEX O3DDWSPEX496 Optional 17
Programming

Compaq Open3D O3DDWSCMT496 Optional 184
PowerStorm 4D10T

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Table_1-1_(Cont.)_Subset_Sizes_(in_KB)___________________________

Required KB
Subset_Contents__________Subset_Name__________/Optional_Required_

Compaq Open3D O3DDWSZE3496 Optional 13488
PowerStorm
4D40T/50T/51T/60T

Compaq Open3D Stereo O3DDWSSTEREO496 Optional 94
Extension

Compaq Open3D Stereo O3DDWSSTEREOMAN496 Optional 16
Extension man pages

Compaq Open3D O 3DDWSZLXE496 Optional 5488
PowerStorm 3D30 and
PowerStorm 4D20

Compaq Open3D ZLXp-L O3DDWSZLXL496 Optional 7920

DIGITAL PHIGS Japanese O3DDWSPHRJP496 Optional 1344
Run-Time Files

DIGITAL PHIGS Japanese O3DDWSPHRMAN496 Optional 21
Manual Pages

DIGITAL PHIGS Run-Time- O3DDWSPHRTO496 Optional 10704
Only Kit

Total:___________________________________________________65,326__

Before installing Compaq Open3D, you should determine the
disk space available and use d on the disks on which Compaq
Open3D will reside, as follows:

1. Log in to the system where you plan to install Compaq
Open3D.

2. Check which file systems are mounted and their locations
by displaying the file /etc/fstab; for example:

# more /etc/fstab <Return>
/dev/rz0a /ufs rw 1 1
/dev/rz0g /usr ufs rw 1 2
/dev/rz8b swap1 ufs sw 0 2

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The previous display indicates that /usr (mounted to
/dev/rz0g) is the only mount point that affects where
Compaq Open3D files will reside; the system has only one
local disk drive and the /usr/sys/kits and /usr/opt file
systems reside in the g partition of the disk on that
drive.

3. Determine the total free space for /usr.

Based on the previous display of the /etc/fstab file,
which shows that only /usr is a mount point, you would
need to verify the f ree space only in the /usr file
system:

# df /usr <Return>
Filesystem Total kbytes kbytes %
node 512-blocks used free used Mounted on
/dev/rz0g 122598 54447 55892 49% /usr

This display indicates that there are 55892 KB free,
where each block is 512 bytes. This free space must
accommodate the subset requirements listed in Table 1-1.

4. Using the disk space requirements table, calculate the
total size for the subsets you wish to load in each file
system.

5. If the disk space available is insufficient, you can
increase the space by removing some subsets.

1.8 Backing Up Your System Disk

Compaq recommends that you back up your system disk
before installing any software. Use the backup procedures
established at your site. For details on performing
a system disk backup, see your operating system
documentation.

1.9 Error Recovery

If errors occur during the installation, the system
displays failure messages. For ex ample, if the installation
fails due to insufficient disk space, the installation
procedure displays a message similar to the following:

There is not enough file system space for subset O3DDWSBASE496
DIGITAL Open3D Base V4.96 will not be loaded.

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If during the installation you encounter errors from the
setld utility, see the Diagnostics section of the setld
(8) reference page for an explanation of the error and the
appropriate action to take.

Errors may also occur if any of the following conditions
exists:

o The operating system version is incorrect.

o The prerequisite software version is incorrect.

o The system parameter values for successful installation
are insufficient.

o A previous version of Compaq Open3D is already
installed.

o The base subset (O3DDWSBASE496) has not been installed
and you try to install any other subset.

If you are notified that any of these conditions exist,
take the appropriate action described in the message.
For descriptions of error messages generated by these
conditions, see the operating system documentation on
system messages, recovery procedures, and operating system
software installation.

If the IVP fails, look in the /var/adm/smlogs/fverify.log
file for information that may help you diagnose the
problem.

1.10 Dete rmining and Reporting Problems

If you encounter a problem while using Compaq Open3D,
report it to Compaq. Depending on the nature of the problem
and the type of support you have, you can take one of the
following actions:

o Call Compaq if your software contract or warranty
agreement entitles you to telephone support.

o Use the Integrated Problem Management Tool (IPMT) to
report the problem.

1-8 Preparing to Install Compaq Open3D

Review the Software Product Description (SPD) and Warranty
Addendum for an explanation of your warranty. If you
encounter a problem during the warranty period, report
the problem as described in this section, or follow
alternate instructions provided by Compaq for reporting
SPD nonconformance problems.

Preparing to Install Compaq Open3D 1-9

2
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Installing Compaq Open3D

This chapter describes the Compaq Open3D installation
procedure and how to recover from installation errors and
report problems. For a complete installation listing, refer
to Appendix B.

________________________ Note ________________________

The samples throughout this chapter reflect the
installation for Version 4.96.
______________________________________ ________________

Installing Compaq Open3D and running the Installation
Verification Procedure (IVP) on your target system takes
5 to 30 minutes, depending on your media and system
configuration.

You can stop the installation procedure at any time
by using <Ctrl/C>; however, files created up to that
point will not be deleted. You must delete these files
interactively. Appendix A lists the files and directories
created during the installation procedure.

2.1 Lo ading the Software

This section describes the procedure for installing Compaq
Open3D files from a CD-ROM on the system where you are
performing the installation. When Compaq Open3D runs, its
executable images are mapped into memory on this system.

In the following installation procedure description, rz4 is
the CD-ROM drive and /mnt is the free mount point:

1. Place the CD-ROM media in the appropriate CD-ROM drive.

2. Log in as superuser (login name "root") to the system
where you are installing Compaq Open3D.

Installing Compaq Open3D 2-1

3. Ensure that the system on which you wish to install
Compaq Open3D does not already contain another Compaq
Open3D kit.

To determine if Compaq Open3D kit files are installed in
this directory, enter the command:

# setld -i | grep O3D <Return>

If any of these files are installed, you must deinstall
them using the setld -d command. For example, to remove
the OpenGL example files, you would enter:

# setld -d O3DDWSGLEXAM496 <Return>

4. Mount the media on the free mount point by entering the
following command:

# mount -dr /dev/rz4c /mnt <Return>

When you install from CD-ROM, the CD-ROM disk c
partition must be mounted on a free mount point.

5. Make sure that you are at the root (/) directory by
entering the command:

# cd / <Return>

6. Start the ins tallation.

To start the installation, enter the setld command
with the -l (load) function, and specify the path
to the subsets on the CD-ROM disk drive mounted on
/<mount-point>/o3d496/kit. For example, for the mount
point /mnt, the command would be:

# setld -l /mnt/o3d496/kit <Return>

7. Specify the subsets you wish to install.

The installation procedure displays the list of subsets
available for installation and prompts you to choose the
desired subsets.

The following subsets are mandatory and will be installed automatically
unless you choose to exit without installing any subsets:

* Open3D Common V4.96
* Open3D Config V4.96

The subsets listed below are optional:

2-2 Installing Compaq Open3D

There may be more optional subsets than can be presented on a single
screen. If this is the case, you can choose subsets screen by screen
or all at once on the last screen. All of the choices you make will
be collected for your confirmation before any subsets are installed.

1) DWS Open3D Base V4.96
2) DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming V4.96
3) DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming examples V4.96
4) DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming man pages V4.96
5) DWS Open3D OpenGL Base V4.96
6) DWS Open3D OpenGL examples V4.96
7) DWS Open3D OpenGL man pages V4.96
8) DWS Open3D PCM Server and Library V4.96
9) DWS Op en3D PEX Programming V4.96
10) DWS Open3D PowerStorm 3D30 and PowerStorm 4D20 V4.96
11) DWS Open3D PowerStorm 4D10T V4.96
12) DWS Open3D PowerStorm 4D40T/4D50T/4D51T/4D60T V4.96
13) DWS Open3D Stereo Extension V4.96
14) DWS Open3D Stereo Extension man pages V4.96
15) DWS Open3D ZLXp-L V4.96
16) Digital PHIGS Japanese Run-Time Files V4.96
17) Digital PHIGS Manual Pages V4.96
18) Digital PHIGS Run-Time-Only Kit V4.96

Or you may choose one of the following optio ns:

19) ALL mandatory and all optional subsets
20) MANDATORY subsets only
21) CANCEL selections and redisplay menus
22) EXIT without installing any subsets

Enter your choices or press RETURN to display menus.

Choices (for example, 1 2 4-6): 1-15 <Return>

8. Confirm your subset selection.

The installation procedure displays the list of subsets
you selected.

You are installing the following mandatory subsets:

Open3D Common V4.96
Open3D Config V4.96

Y ou are installing the following optional subsets:

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DWS Open3D Base V4.96
DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming V4.96
DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming examples V4.96
DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming man pages V4.96
DWS Open3D OpenGL Base V4.96
DWS Open3D OpenGL examples V4.96
DWS Open3D OpenGL man pages V4.96
DWS Open3D PCM Server and Library V4.96
D WS Open3D PEX Programming V4.96
DWS Open3D PowerStorm 3D30 and PowerStorm 4D20 V4.96
DWS Open3D PowerStorm 4D10T V4.96
DWS Open3D PowerStorm 4D40T/4D50T/4D51T/4D60T V4.96
DWS Open3D Stereo Extension V4.96
DWS Open3D Stereo Extension man pages V4.96
DWS Open3D ZLXp-L V4.96

Is this correct? (y/n): y <Return>

Checking file system space required to install selected subsets:

File system space checked OK.

16 subset(s) will be installed.

Enter Yes if the subsets you wish to install are those
listed. Enter No to specify other subsets.

9. Read the informational messages.

The installation procedure generates messages as it
checks that your system has enough space to install
the requested subsets, copies these subsets, and then
verifies that they were copied correctly.

Loading 1 of 17 subset(s)....

Open3D Common V4.96
Copying from /mnt (disk)
Verifying

Loading 2 of 17 subset(s)....

DWS Open3D Base V4.96
Copyin g from /mnt (disk)
Verifying
.
.
.

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10.Indicate whether you wish to modify the configuration
file.

Do you want to edit the configuration file? (y/n) [n]: <Return>

The configuration file specifies options used to add or
remove code from the UNIX kernel during the execution of
a doconfig command, which will now be performed.

Enter Yes if you wish to edit the configuration
file. Press Return if you do not wish to edit the
configuration file.

11.Dismount the CD-ROM drive from the mount point.

For example, to dismount mount point /mnt, enter the
command:

# umount /mnt <Return>

12.Remove the CD-ROM from the disk drive.

13.Reboot the system for the changes to take effect.

The installation is now completed.

2.2 Completing the Installation

After loading the software, you can modify the X Se rver
configuration file /usr/var/X11/Xserver.conf. This file
contains certain startup information used by the Xserver.

The installation procedure copies Xserver.conf to
Xserver.conf.pre.O3D496, and then modifies Xserver.conf.
When you deinstall Compaq Open3D, the original Xserver.conf
is restored.

If you modify Xserver.conf after installing Compaq Open3D,
these modifications will be lost when you deinstall Compaq
Open3D. To ensure that these changes are not lost, y ou
should modify Xserver.conf while Compaq Open3D is not
installed on your system.

The modifications you can make to the configuration file
are described in the following sections.

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2.2.1 Compaq Open3D Extensions Clause

The BASE subset installation adds the Compaq Open3D
extensions clause, which causes the X Server to load
the PEX and hardware-a ccelerated OpenGL extensions. If
you do not wish to load certain extensions, modify the
Xserver.conf file and remove the appropriate lines.

The Compaq Open3D extensions clause is as follows (pay
close attention to nested angle brackets (< >)):

!
! Start Open3D Extensions Lis
!
extensions <
< _dec_PEX lib_dec_PEX.so __PEX_LoadInit
< _dec_3dlib lib_dec_3dlib.so ThreeDInitProc >
< _dec_x3d_pex lib_dec_x3d_pex.so PexExtensionInit >
>
< directx libdirectx.so DirectXInit >
< _dec_GLX lib_dec_GLX.so __GLX_LoadInit GLX
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit PMAGC-AA >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit PMAGC-BA >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit PMAGC-DA >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit PMAGC-EA >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit PMAGD-BA >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit PMAGD-AA >
< _dec_o pengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit PMAGD >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit PMAG-BB >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit PMAGB-BA >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit ZLXp-L1 >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit ZLXp-L2 >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit ZLXp-L1@5 >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit ZLXp-L2@5 >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit p000410 11 >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit ZLXp-EV5 >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit ZLXp2-EV4 >
< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so GLExtensionInit ZLXp2-EV5 >

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>
< extMultibuf libextMultibuf.so MultibufferExtensionInit >
< _dec_glXDECpeer lib_ dec_glXDECpeer.so InitglXDECExtension DEC-PEER-GLX >
>
!
! End Open3D Extensions List
! Start O3DDWSSTEREO Extensions List
extensions <
< _dec_Stereo lib_dec_Stereo.so DECStereoExtensionInit >
>
! End O3DDWSSTEREO Extensions List

If you do not include this extension clause in the file
Xserver.conf, the server will not load the OpenGL and PEX
extensions properly.

Using the Software-Only Version of OpenGL

By default, the Compaq Open3D instal lation modifies the
Xserver.conf file to load the hardware-accelerated OpenGL
software. You can, however, use a software-only version.
You must load a software-only version of the OpenGL server
extension to use OpenGL with the PowerStorm 4D10T/ELSA
GLoria Synergy (Version 4.96 only) devices.

________________________ Note ________________________

The software-only version of OpenGL operates correctly
with graphics devices other than PowerStorm 4D10T/ELSA
GLoria Syne rgy; however, the OpenGL performance is
significantly lower than the OpenGL versions that
use the graphics hardware directly. Therefore, Compaq
recommends you use the software-only version only with
PowerStorm 4D10T/ELSA GLoria Synergy (Version 4.96
only) devices.

______________________________________________________

The software-only version of OpenGL cannot be configured to
run on PowerStorm 4D40T/50T/51T/60T devices. These devices
automatically configure the de vice-specific OpenGL code
within the server.

As only one version of this extension can be loaded at a
time, you must modify Xserver.conf before running OpenGL.

Installing Compaq Open3D 2-7

Using the Software-Only Version of OpenGL with PowerStorm
4D10T/ELSA GLoria Synergy Devices (Version 4.96 Only)

To use the software-only version of OpenGL with the
PowerStorm 4D10T/ELSA GLori a Synergy, modify Xserver.conf
to include the following line in the Compaq Open3D
extensions clause:

< _dec_sampleGL lib_dec_sampleGL.so __glXExtensionInit COMET >

Using the Software-Only Version of OpenGL with
Preconfigured Devices other than the PowerStorm 4D10T/ELSA
GLoria Synergy

To use the software-only version of OpenGL with devices
that already are preconfigured (devices other than
PowerStorm 4D10T/ELSA GLoria Synergy), you need to modify
the Compaq O pen3D extensions clause in the Xserver.conf
file to replace lib_dec_opengl.so with lib_dec_sampleGL.so.
For example, for the PowerStorm 4D20 device, you would make
the following changes:

1 Delete the following line from the Compaq Open3D
extensions clause:

< _dec_opengl lib_dec_opengl.so __glXExtensionInit ZLXp2-EV5 >

2 Add the following line to the Compaq Open3D extensions
clause:

< _dec_opengl lib_dec_sampleGL.so __glXExtensionInit ZLXp2-EV5 >

2.2.2 PCM S erver and Library

After loading the PCM Server and library set, you must
complete the installation by adding a line similar to the
following in the /etc/inittab file, where <device> is the
name of the serial port to which the PCM is connected:

pcms::23:respawn:/usr/bin/pcmserver <device>

To start the PCM server without rebooting, use the
following command:

# /usr/sbin/init 3 <Return>

To verify that the PCM server is running properly and can
communicate w ith the buttons and dials, make sure the
X11 server is running and then run the example program
as follows:

2-8 Installing Compaq Open3D

# /usr/example/PCM/xpcmtest <Return>

Installing Compaq Open3D 2-9

3
_________________________________________ ________________________

After Installing Compaq Open3D

After installing Compaq Open3D, you can configure your
system to optimize performance, as described in the
following sections.

3.1 Configuration Recommendations

Compaq recommends performing the following configuration
operations before you use Compaq Open3D:

o Partitioning Disks

When using a Compaq Open3D accelerated system, you
should define a minimum of 600 MB pages of swap.

For any system, you should divide swap space across two
or more disks. No swap partition should be smaller than
100 MB pages.

Example 1

A system with two disks could be configured to contain
the following:

disk1: operating system and swap1

disk2: 3D client application, user data, and swap2

Example 2

A system with three disks could be configured to contain
the following:

disk1: operating system and swap1

disk2: 3D client application, user data, and swap2

disk3: user mo del data

o Configuring Physical Memory (RAM)

After Installing Compaq Open3D 3-1

You should configure enough physical memory for the
average workload to reduce paging activity to zero. The
minimum memory requirements are determined by the size
of the data and the application operations (such as
detailing, animation, and mesh). On Compaq Tru64 UNIX
systems, most three-dimensiona l graphics applications
require an absolute minimum of 128 MB.

3.2 Tuning Techniques

When tuning a Compaq Tru64 UNIX system, the most important
goals are to minimize paging and use the physical memory
as efficiently as possible. If your system has too little
physical memory, these goals are extremely difficult to
attain.

The recommended method for configuring Compaq Open3D on
Compaq Tru64 UNIX Version 4.0E, or 4.0F is to use the
/sbin/sysconfig utility. First, you should determine which
subsystems are configured:

# sysconfig -s <Return>

You can then display the values set for particular parts of
a given subsystem, such as vm or proc, as shown:

# sysconfig -q subsystem_name <Return>

In this command, the value of "subsystem_name" is "vm" or
"proc".

The /etc/sysconfigtab configuration file is read during
bootup, and sets the values appropriately.

When using CAD/CAM/CAE or similar three-dimensional
graphics appli cations on Compaq Tru64 UNIX, one step
that frequently helps improve performance is to add the
following line to the end of the /etc/sysconfigtab file:

vm:
ubc-borrowpercent = 50

More advanced tuning of your Compaq Tru64 UNIX system
depends on the type of user activity and data files.
For example, if you perform occasional assembly modeling
operations with numerous view and edit operations on
individual components, adding the following lines to

3-2 After Instal ling Compaq Open3D

the end of the /etc/sysconfigtab file can also improve
performance:

vm:
vm-maxvas = 1610612736

proc:
per-proc-data-size = 268435456
max-per-proc-data-size = 1610612736
per-proc-stack-size = 4194304
max-per-proc-stack-size = 48000000
max-per-proc-address-space = 1610612736

This technique is a suggested "first level" of tuning to
try for ave rage workloads. To achieve the best possible
performance on your system, however, you should consult
the Compaq Tru64 UNIX tuning documentation, experiment with
the different tuning techniques proposed, and monitor the
results while your application is running.

After Installing Compaq Open3D 3-3

A
_________________________________________________________________

Files Installed on Your System

The Compaq Open3D installation procedure installs a number
of files on your system and defines certain logical names.
Table A-1 lists the files installed for Version 4.96.

Table_A-1_Installed_Files_for_the_Compaq_Open3D_Version_4.96_Kit_

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSBASE496_Subset_____________________________________________

/usr/shlib/X11 lib_dec_3dlib.so 3D server
shareable
component

lib_dec_GLX.so

lib_dec_PEX.so

lib_dec_glXDECpeer.so

lib_dec_opengl.so OpenGL server
loadable
component

lib_dec_sampleDDGL.so

lib_dec_sampleGL.so

lib_ dec_x3d_pex.so PEX server
loadable
component

libdirectx.so

/usr/shlib libDirectX.so

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Files Installed on Your System A-1

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version
__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSCMT496_Subset______________ ________________________________

/usr/opt/comet config.file

files

sysconfigtab

/usr/shlib/X11 lib_dec_comet.so

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSCOMMON496_Subset___________________________________________

/usr/include/PEX MPEX.h

MPEXlib.h

MPEXoc.h

MPEXproto.h

MPEXprotostr.h

PEX.h

PEXlib.h

PEXlibprotos.h

PEXmacros.h

PEXoc.h

PEXocbuf.h

PEXproto.h

PEXprotost.h

floatdef.h

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A-2 Files Installed on Your System

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version
__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSCOMMON496_Subset___________________________________________

/usr/lib libdecpex.a

/usr/lib/OPEN3D open3d496.release_ Release notes, in
note s ASCII format

open3d496.release_ Release notes, in
notes.PS PostScript format

/usr/lib/pex/examples pst_cube

pst_cube.shell

/usr/lib/X11 Xserver.O3D.conf

/usr/lib/X11 font_*.fnt
/strokefonts/pex

/usr/opt/03D496 timestamp

/usr/shlib libdecpex.so

/usr/var/X11/shared_ readme.txt Readme file for
desktop Shared Desktop
software

shared_desktop.tar Shared Desktop
software

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSC ONFIG496_Subset___________________________________________

no files

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSGLBASE496_Subset___________________________________________

/usr/bin/X11 xglinfo

/usr/include/GL gl.h

glu.h

glut.h

glx.h

glxdecproto.h

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Files Installed on Your System A-3

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed File s for the Compaq Open3D Version
__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSGLBASE496_Subset___________________________________________

glxint.h

glxmd.h

glxproto.h

glxtokens.h

/usr/include/X11/GLw GLwDrawA.h

GLwMDrawA.h

/usr/lib libGLUdeprecated.a

libGLdeprecated.a

libGLwdeprecated.a

/usr/lib/X11/config OpenGL.tmpl

/usr/shlib libGL.so OpenGL API shared
l ibrary

libGLU.so

libGLw.so

libglProtocol.so

libglut.so

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSGLEXAM496_Subset___________________________________________

/usr/examples/GL Imakefile

/usr/examples/GL Imakefile
/examples

README

*.c

jitter.h

/usr/examples/GL/glut CHANGES

Glut.cf

Imakefile

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A-4 Files Installed on Your System

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version
__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSGLEXAM496_Subset___________________________________________

Makefile.sgi

mkmkfiles.imake

mkmkfiles.sgi

NOTICE

README

README.*

vms_link_glut_
tree.opt

/usr/examples/GL/glut Imakefile
/GL

fglut.h

glut.h

/usr/ examples/GL/glut glut.column1.ps
/doc

glut3.0.ps

/usr/examples/GL/glut Imakefile
/lib

Makefile.sgi

/usr/examples/GL/glut Makefile.sgi
/lib/fglut

fglut.c

fglut_*.c

/usr/examples/GL/glut Imakefile
/lib/glut

Makefile.sgi

cannotate.c

glut_*.c

glutbitmap.h

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Files Installed on Your System A-5

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version
__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSGLEXAM496_Subset___________________________________________

glutint.ah

glutint.h

glutstroke.h

layerutil.c

layerutil.h

stroke.h

vms_extra_mms_
defs.inc

vms_link_glut.com

/usr/examples/GL/glut MonoRoman.stroke
/lib/helper

Roman.stroke

capturexfont.c

strokegen.y

str okelex.l

/usr/examples/GL/glut Imakefile
/progs

Makefile.sgi

/usr/examples/GL/glut Imakefile
/progs/contrib

Makefile.sgi

agv_example.c

agviewer.c

agviewer.h

fractals.c

fracviewer.c

fracviewer.h

hanoi.c

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A-6 Files Installed on Your System

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version

__________________4. 96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSGLEXAM496_Subset___________________________________________

lineblend.c

rand48.c

rings.c

vms_extra_mms_
defs.inc

worms.c

/usr/examples/GL/glut Imakefile
/progs/demos

Makefile.sgi

/usr/examples/GL/glut/progs/demos/atlantis

Imakefile

Makefile.sgi

atlantis.c

atlantis.h

dolphin.c

shark.c

swim.c

vms_extra_mms_
defs.inc

whale.c

/usr/examples/GL/glut/progs/demos/ideas

Imakefile

Makefile.sgi

*.c

objects.h

vms_extra_mms_
defs.inc

/usr/examples/GL/glut/progs/demos/walker

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Files Installed on Your System A-7

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version

__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory_ _______________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSGLEXAM496_Subset___________________________________________

Imakefile

*.cset

Makefile

Makefile.sgi

models.c

vms_extra_mms_
defs.inc

walker.c

walker.h

walkviewer.c

walkviewer.h

/usr/examples/GL/glut Imakefile
/progs/examples

Makefile.sgi

*.c

trackball.h

vms_extra_mms_
defs.inc

/usr/examples/GL/glut Makefile.sgi
/progs/fortran

example.f

fbitfont.f

fs cene.f

sphere.f

/usr/examples/GL/glut Imakefile
/progs/inventor

Makefile

Makefile.sgi

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A-8 Files Installed on Your System

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version

__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSGLEXAM496_Subset_______ ____________________________________

duck.iv

globe.c++

globe.rgb

glutduck.c++

/usr/examples/GL/glut Imakefile
/progs/redbook

Makefile.sgi

*.c

aux2glut.sed

jitter.h

vms_extra_mms_
defs.inc

/usr/examples/GL/glut Imakefile
/test

Makefile.sgi

*.c

vms_extra_mms_
defs.inc

/usr/examples/GL/glx_ Imakefile
sample

README

bezmesh.c

get_visual.c

win_utils.c

win_utils.h

/usr/examples/GL/ivp Imakefile

gl_ivp.c

/usr/examples/GL/libaux 3d.h

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Files Installed on Your System A-9

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version

__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSGLEXAM496_Subset___________________________________________

Imakefile

*.c

*.h

/u sr/examples/GL Imakefile
/libfont

font.c

font.h

/usr/examples/GL/librgb Imakefile

rgb.c

rgb.h

/usr/examples/GL/libtk Imakefile

README

*.c

*.h

/usr/examples/GL *.rgb
/samples

*.c

Imakefile

README

/usr/examples/GL Imakefile
/samples/EXT

*.c

/usr/examples/GL Imakefile
/visinfo

README

findvis.1

findvis.c

visinfo.3

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A-10 Files Installed on Your System

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Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version
__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSGLEXAM496_Subset___________________________________________

visinfo.c

visinfo.h

/usr/examples/GL Imakefile
/widgets

README

double.c

simple.c

/usr/examples/GL Imakefile
/xglinfo

global.h

stringConversion.c

xglinfo.c

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSGLMAN496_Subset____________________________________________

/usr/man/man3 gl*.3gl Individual OpenGL
man pages

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSMITPEX496_Subset___________________________________________

/usr/include/X11/PEX5 PEXlib.h MIT PEXlib
include files

PEXlibint.h

PEXproto.h

PEXprotost.h

/usr/lib libPEX5. a

/usr/shlib libPEX5.so

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Files Installed on Your System A-11

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version
__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

O3DDWSMITPEXEXAM496_Subset_______________________________________

no files

_______________________ __________________________________________
O3DDWSMITPEXMAN496_Subset________________________________________

/usr/man/man3 PEX*.3 MIT PEXlib man
pages

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSPCM496_Subset______________________________________________

/usr/examples/PCM Imakefile

pct PCM (dials and
buttons) test
program

xpcmtest

xpcmtest.c

/usr/include/PCM c_idl.h IDL (dials and
buttons) include
file

/usr/lib li bpcm.a PCM (dials and
buttons) library

/usr/lib/pcm custom.ss

standard.ss

/usr/shlib libpcm.so PCM (dials and
buttons) shared
library

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSPEX496_Subset______________________________________________

no files

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A-12 Files Installed on Your System

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version
__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSPHRJP496_Subset____________________________________________

/usr/kits/PHR510/usr font_jisx0201.fnt Japanese font
/lib/GFX/font

font_jisx0208.fnt Japanese font

gfx_font_neg10001 Japanese font

/usr/kits/PHR510/usr gfx_motif_jp.uid Japanese UID file
/lib/X11/uid

___________________________________ ______________________________
O3DDWSPHRMAN496_Subset___________________________________________

/usr/man/man3 phigs.3g DIGITAL PHIGS
manual pages

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSPHRTO496_Subset____________________________________________

/usr/kits/PHR510/usr gfx_font1 Stroke fonts
/lib/GFX/font

gfx_font2

gfx_font_neg1

gfx_font_neg2

gfx_font_neg3

gfx_font_neg4

gfx_font_neg5

gfx_font_neg6

gfx_font_neg7

gfx_font_neg8

gfx_font_neg9

gfx_font_neg10

gfx_font_neg11

gfx_font_neg12

gfx_font_neg13

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Files Installed on Your System A-13

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version
__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSPHRTO496_Subset____ ________________________________________

gfx_font_neg14

gfx_font_neg15

gfx_font_neg16

gfx_font_neg17

gfx_font_neg18

gfx_font_neg19

gfx_font_neg20

gfx_font_neg21

gfx_font_neg22

gfx_font_neg23

gfx_font_neg24

/usr/kits/PHR510/usr/lib/GFX/messages

vms_msgfil_0000.dat

vms_msgfil_027C.dat

vms_msgfil_027D.dat

vms_msgfil_033F.dat

/usr/kits/PHR510/usr
/lib/GFX/servers

gfx_motif_server_v2

/usr/kits/PHR510/usr phigs051_release_ DIGITAL PH IGS
/lib/PHIGS notes.PS Version 5.1
release notes
in PostScript
format

phigs051_release_ DIGITAL PHIGS
notes.txt Version 5.1
release notes
in ASCII format

phigs_predef

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A-14 Files Installed on Your System

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version

__________________4.96_Kit______________________________________ _

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSPHRTO496_Subset____________________________________________

phigs_predef_display

/usr/kits/PHR510/usr/lib/PHIGS/examples

phigs_archive_
converter

phigs_ivp DIGITAL PHIGS
installation
verification
procedure

run_phigsivp.sh

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Files Installed on Your System A-15

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version

__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSPHRTO496_Subset__________________ __________________________

/usr/kits/PHR510/usr gfx_motif.uid
/lib/X11/uid

gfx_motif_en.uid Motif user
interface
description files

/usr/kits/PHR510/usr vaxgfx_ddif_color_
/lib table.dat

/usr/kits/PHR510/usr libPHIGS.so DIGITAL PHIGS
/shlib shared libraries

libPHIGSC.so

libPHIGSISO_C.so

libPHIGScommon.so

libPHIGSdecpex.so Shareable library
for PEXlib
support (used
only if Compaq
Open3D is not
installed)

libPHIGSgli3d.so Sha reable library
for OpenGL
support

libPHIGSpcm.so Shareable library
for button and
dial support
(used only if
Compaq Open3D is
not installed)

so_locations

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A-16 Files Installed on Your System

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version

__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

________ _________________________________________________________

O3DDWSSTEREO496_Subset___________________________________________

/usr/include/DECStereo DECStereo.h Stereo API
include files

DECStereostr.h

/usr/lib libDECStereo.a Stereo API
library

/usr/shlib libDECStereo.so Stereo API shared
library

/usr/shlib/X11 lib_dec_Stereo.so Stereo Extension
server shareable
component

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSSTEREOMAN4 96_Subset________________________________________

/usr/man/man3 stereo.3X Stereo API
library man page

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSZE3496_Subset______________________________________________

/usr/bin/X11 pantherpanel

/usr/man/man7 ingr.7

/usr/opt/ZE3 config.file

files

ingr.mod

sysconfigtab

/usr/opt/ZE3/50 config.file

files

ingr.mod

sysconfigtab

/usr/shlib/X11 lib_dec_DDGLe3sc.so

lib_dec_e3sc.so

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Files Installed on Your System A-17

Table A-1 (Cont.) Installed Files for the Compaq Open3D Version

__________________4.96_Kit_______________________________________

Directory________________File_Name______________Description______

O3DDWSZE3496_Subset______________________________________________

lib_dec_e3sc_
linear.so

/usr/shlib libE3DirectX.so

libglP eerIGe3sc.so

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSZLXE496_Subset_____________________________________________

/usr/opt/O3D496/tga2 tga.mod

/usr/shlib/X11 lib_dec_ffb.so

lib_dec_ffb.so.EV5

_________________________________________________________________
O3DDWSZLXL496_Subset_____________________________________________

/usr/bin/X11 pvpRm

pvlRm

/usr/include/X11 overlay.h X11 include file
/extensions that supports
overlay pl anes

/usr/opt/O3D496/ZLXLp pvp.mod

pvp_data.c

/usr/shlib/X11 lib_dec_pvg.so

lib_dec_pvl.so

_________________________lib_dec_pvp.so__________________________

A-18 Files Installed on Your System

B
_________________________________________________________________

Sample Installation

This appendix provides a sample in stallation of a Compaq
Open3D kit.

________________________ Note ________________________

The sample script reflects the installation of Compaq
Open3D Version 4.96.
______________________________________________________

# setld - l /mnt [Return]

*** Enter subset selections ***

The following subsets are mandatory and will be installed automatically
unless you choose to exit without installing any subsets:

* Open3D Common V4.96
* Open3D Config V4.96

The sub sets listed below are optional:

1) DWS Open3D Base V4.96
2) DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming V4.96
3) DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming examples V4.96
4) DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming man pages V4.96 5) DWS Open3D OpenGL Base V4.96
6) DWS Open3D OpenGL examples V4.96
7) DWS Open3D OpenGL man pages V4.96
8) DWS Open3D PCM Server and Library V4.96
9) DWS Open3D PEX Programming V4.96
10) DWS Open3D PowerStorm 3D30 and PowerStorm 4D20 V4.96
11) DWS Open3D PowerStorm 4D40T/4D50T/4D51T/4D60T V4.96
12) DWS Open3D Stereo Extension V4.96
13) DWS Open3D Stereo Extension man pages V4.96
14) DWS Open3D ZLXp-L V4.96
15) Digital PHIGS Japanese Run-Time Files V4.96
16) Digital PHIGS Manual Pages V4.96
17) Digital PHIGS Run-Time-Only Kit V4.96

--- MORE TO FOLLOW ---
Enter your choices or press RETURN to display the next screen.

Choices (for example, 1 2 4-6):

Or you may choose one of the following options:

18) ALL mandatory and all optional subsets
19) MANDATORY subsets only
20) CANCEL selections and redisplay menus
21) EXIT without installing any subsets

Enter your choices or press RETURN to redisplay menus.

Choices (for example, 1 2 4-6): 18

You are installing the following mandatory subsets:

Open3D Common V4.96
Open3D Config V4.96

You are installing the following optional subsets:

DWS Open3D Base V4.96
DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming V4.96
DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming examples V4.96
DWS Open3D MIT PEX Programming man pages V4.96
DWS Open3D OpenGL Base V4.96
DWS Open3D OpenGL examples V4.96
DWS Open3D OpenGL man pages V4.96
DWS Open3D PCM Server and Library V4.96
DWS Open3D PEX Programming V4.96
DWS Open3D PowerStorm 3D30 and PowerStorm 4D20 V4.96
DWS Open3D PowerStorm 4D40T/4D50T/4D51T/4D60T V4.96
DWS Open3D Stereo Extension V4.96
DWS Open3D Stereo Extension man pages V4.96
DWS Open3D ZLXp-L V4.96
Digital PHIGS Japanese Run-Time Files V4.96
Digital PHIGS Manual Pages V4.96
Digital PHIGS Run-Time-Only Kit V4.96

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*** KERNEL CONFIGURATION AND BUILD PROCEDURE ***

Saving /sys/conf/GRAFX5 as /sys/conf/GRAFX5.bck

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*** PERFORMING KERNEL BUILD ***
Working....Fri Jun 4 11:02:00 EDT 1999

The new kernel is /sys/GRAFX5/vmunix
Saved file ./vmunix as ./vmunix.pre.O3D496
Moving new kernel to /vmunix...
Installation of O3DDWSCONFIG496 Complete.

**** REBOOT to enable new kernel ****