Hello,
I've inherited the system administration of a DEC 3000,
Model 300. It's had a hard disk crash and I've replaced
the disk and reloaded the base OS. The latest version I
could find here was X2.0 of OSF/1. I found the License PAK
for OSF-BASE and that all went smoothly.
The problem I'm having is that in amongst the yellowed
and crinkled partial set of documents I've found for the
machine, I cannot find the License PAK for the developer's
modules like OSF-DEV, etc. I didn't think I'd needed these
until a developer (me) tried to run the debugger and received:
Valid license for one of the following required when not using dbx on kernel.
Product OSF-DEV (OSF Developer's Kit): No license found.
Product OSF-DEV-USER (OSF Developer's Kit Concurrent Use): No license found.
Product OSF-DEV-G (OSF Developer's Kit Type G): No license found.
The compiler and link environment all seemed fine, even for
Motif.
So I guess my question is: What is the best way to re-acquire
an old License PAK? I'm sure the original one is long gone and
I'm also sure no one here has maintained a maintenance contract.
I do have the original packing slip showing the Developer's
Extensions and the License PAK for OSF-BASE.
Thanks for any ideas,
Tim
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Timothy M. Schreyer schrey_at_ks.unisys.com
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Received on Mon Feb 03 1997 - 20:53:43 NZDT