Hello Managers,
This is a follow up post after trying the responses
to my first post. Evidently I missed something because
the following steps resulted in the software subset still
being labeled incomplete:
setld -d SUBSET_NAME
setld -l /mnt/ALPHA/BASE SUBSET_NAME
The installation process went well with no errors for
each of the files I tried. One curiosity was that some
of the files which were marked incomplete gave the
following message when I tried setld -d on them:
# setld -d OSFSERTC410
setld: OSFSERTC410: not currently installed, cannot delete
I did reboot the machine after I made the installation, and
that did not help any.
I will now try removing the .lk file before hand and then doing
the re-install.
Are there any other suggestions?
My first post is below my name, and it looks like I cursed myself
by using the first sentence.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Ron Bowman
Techno-Sciences, Inc.
864-646-4028
864-646-4001(fax)
rdbowma_at_tsi.clemson.edu
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Software Installation Part I
Hello Fellow Managers -
This should be an easy question to answer. I have been having
problems with a graphical program, and it seems to be related
to the Xserver. I finally looked at the installed software
using setld -i, and noticed that some files were marked as
"installed", some were not marked(not installed), and some
were marked as "incomplete". I am wondering about the
ones marked "incomplete" is this normal? Or, does it mean
something is wrong. When I run setld -l to see which
files have not been installed, the ones marked "incomplete"
do not show up on the list.
Any information on what "incomplete" means would be greatly
appreciated. Especially since one of the incomplete files
is the X servers package OSFER410 which is mandatory for
systems with graphics capabilities(which is where my problem
seems to be).
Received on Tue Jan 27 1998 - 22:08:36 NZDT