Here is a transcript running the 'install' utility to install the SR10.4 operating system on an Apollo workstation.
Bold type is user input.
$ wd /usr2/install
$ ld
Directory "/usr2/install":
baseline doc help
log_file overrides patches_sr10.4
patches_sr10.4.1 ri.apollo.cc.v.6.9.m ri.apollo.ftn.v.10.9.m
ri.apollo.nfs.v.4.1 ri.apollo.os.v.10.4 ri.apollo.os.v.10.4.1
ri.apollo.pd94_m0700.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0701.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0702.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd94_m0703.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0705.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0707.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd94_m0708.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0709.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0711.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd94_m0712.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0713.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0714.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd94_m0715.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0716.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0717.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd94_m0718.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0719.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0720.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd94_m0721.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0722.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0723.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd94_m0724.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd94_m0725.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0726.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd96_m0727.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0729.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0730.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd96_m0731.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0732.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0733.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd96_m0734.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0735.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0736.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd96_m0737.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0738.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0739.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd96_m0740.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0741.v.1.0 ri.apollo.pd96_m0742.v.1.0
ri.apollo.pd96_mpb06.v.1.0 templates toc
tools version.installed
56 entries.
$ wd tools
$ ld
Directory "/usr2/install/tools":
acl cfgsa config config_info_file
ctnode distaa dsp_media_install inprot
install install++ media_install media_install_opt
media_install_opt_sr9 minst mrgcfg mrgri
my_config my_config.bak my_config1 my_config1.bak
rbak_sr10 rgy_create uctnode xar
24 entries.
$ install++ -s /usr2 -mix //ancient/old_m1
RAI install++ 2.T07 09 Aug 1991
Scanning Authorized Area in /usr2 ...
RAI Config Tool --- Version 2.02 12 Feb 92
CONFIG> s a
The following is a list of products/versions available for selection
1. cc 6.9.m
2. ftn 10.9.m
3. nfs 4.1
4. os 10.4
5. os 10.4.1
6. pd94_m0700 1.0
7. pd94_m0701 1.0
8. pd94_m0702 1.0
9. pd94_m0703 1.0
10. pd94_m0705 1.0
11. pd94_m0707 1.0
12. pd94_m0708 1.0
13. pd94_m0709 1.0
14. pd94_m0711 1.0
15. pd94_m0712 1.0
16. pd94_m0713 1.0
17. pd94_m0714 1.0
18. pd94_m0715 1.0
19. pd94_m0716 1.0
20. pd94_m0717 1.0
21. pd94_m0718 1.0
22. pd94_m0719 1.0
23. pd94_m0720 1.0
24. pd94_m0721 1.0
25. pd94_m0722 1.0
26. pd94_m0723 1.0
27. pd94_m0724 1.0
28. pd94_m0725 1.0
29. pd96_m0726 1.0
30. pd96_m0727 1.0
31. pd96_m0729 1.0
32. pd96_m0730 1.0
33. pd96_m0731 1.0
34. pd96_m0732 1.0
35. pd96_m0733 1.0
36. pd96_m0734 1.0
37. pd96_m0735 1.0
38. pd96_m0736 1.0
39. pd96_m0737 1.0
40. pd96_m0738 1.0
41. pd96_m0739 1.0
42. pd96_m0740 1.0
43. pd96_m0741 1.0
44. pd96_m0742 1.0
45. pd96_mpb06 1.0
Type 'help' for command information
CONFIG> sel os 10.4
Loading release index for os 10.4 ...
Product 'os 10.4' has been added to the configuration file.
CONFIG> recon os
Configure: Type 'help' for information
To take the default [marked (D)] for a query, type .
** Name: install_env **
You may install any combination of the available environments:
aegis bsd4.3 sys5.3
Please specify the environments to be installed, or 'all' for all three.
: [ all(D) aegis bsd4.3 sys5.3 ]
==> aegis
** Name: sau **
MACHINE-SPECIFIC SUPPORT
The sauN directories provide support for Apollo machine types:
sau7 - dn3500, dsp3500, dn4000, dsp4000, dn4500, dsp4500
sau8 - dn3000, dsp3000
sau9 - dn2500
sau10 - dn10000, dsp10000
sau11 - 9000/425s, 9000/425t
sau12 - 9000/400s, 9000/400t
sau14 - dn5500
You must select the sau(s) for all machine types using this
installation configuration, including the sau(s) for any
machines that will boot diskless from the target(s).
Note: Unless this is a cmpexe release, only ISP compatible
saus are available.
Please select the set of saus you want ('all' for all saus).
: [ all(D) sau7 sau8 sau9 sau10 sau11 sau12 sau14 ]
==> sau7 sau8 sau11 sau14
** Name: sau_diag **
HARDWARE DIAGNOSTICS
Offline hardware diagnostics (in /sauN) are used for troubleshooting
hardware problems. They do not need to be local to every node,
but they should be available somewhere on the network. Disk space
requirements differ for different saus.
Note: Unless this is a cmpexe release, diagnostics
are only available for ISP compatible saus.
Would you like offline hardware diagnostics for the selected
machine types? : [ yes(D) no ]
==> yes
** Name: all_examples **
DOMAIN EXAMPLES
The /domain_examples directory contains online programming
examples. It is not generally needed and certainly does
not need to be local to every node. It consumes on the
order of 1 MB of disk space.
Do you want a local copy of examples for installed software
links to another node or neither?
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> none
** Name: systest **
/SYSTEST
The /systest directory contains various online system tests and
exercisers. It is not generally needed and does not need to be
local to every node. /systest consumes on the order of 3 MB of
disk space. (A subsequent query will allow you to install just
/systest/ssr_util without installing all of /systest).
Do you want a local copy of online exercisers (/systest),
a link to another node or neither?
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> copy
** Name: ssr_util **
/SYSTEST/SSR_UTIL
The /systest/ssr_util directory contains field service
utilities. It consumes on the order of 1 MB of disk space.
Do you want a local copy of the field service utilities
(/systest/ssr_util), a link to another node or neither?
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> copy
** Name: apollo.dde **
DOMAIN DEBUGGER
The Domain Distributed Debugging Environment (dde) is
the source-level debugger that replaces Domain/Debug
(/com/debug). It consumes on the order of 3 MB of disk space.
Do you want a local copy of the Domain Debugger utilities, a link
to another node or neither?
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> copy
** Name: optional_dm_fonts **
OPTIONAL DM FONTS
Optional DM fonts include 8-bit (European-based), 16-bit
(Asian-based) fonts, and some additional size and typeface
versions of existing fonts. The optional DM fonts require
on the order of 2.5 MB of disk space.
Would you like the set of optional DM fonts?: [ yes(D) no ]
==> no
** Name: hardcopy **
/SYS/HARDCOPY
The utilities required to support the DOMAIN/OS aegis print services
are collected in /sys/hardcopy. You need this directory
if the target of this installation (or nodes which will boot
diskless from it) will have a printer attached or will run
a print manager .
You do not need the utilities in /sys/hardcopy to queue jobs to
an aegis printer . This directory consumes about 1.5 MB of disk space.
Would you like the print server utilities? (/sys/hardcopy)
: [ yes(D) no ]
==> yes
** Name: sys_print **
DOMAIN PRINT SPOOLING
IF you have any sr9.7 printers in your network, and expect to
queue print jobs to them, you need either a local spool directory or
a link .
Choose 'copy' and /sys/print will be created locally (this node
will be the print spool node, others should link to it). Choose 'link'
and you will be prompted for the name of the print spool node. Choose
'none' if you do not use the DOMAIN/OS aegis print utility or if you will only
queue jobs to sr10.x (or later) printers .
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> none
** Name: x11_env_option **
USR/X11
If you want to link your /usr/X11 directory to another node
then select 'link'. If you want to install X11 or HP VUE 2.0 (m68k only) then
select 'copy'. If you do not want any X11 functionality then select 'none'.
NOTE: If you run any applications that require X-Windows you must answer 'copy'
or 'link' to this question
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> copy
** Name: bms_files **
The Broadcast Message Server is a tool integration framework for the
SoftBench layered product and for the HP VUE 2.0 window management
system. Do you want to install the Broadcast Message Server files?
: [ no(D) yes ]
==> yes
** Name: tcp_admin **
TCP/IP
Tcp/ip is available on all nodes and in all environments. Some
nodes are tcp administration nodes, most need only a link to
an administration node. Choose 'copy' if the target of this
configuration is to be a tcp administration node. Choose 'link'
to supply the name of a tcp/ip administration node in your network.
This is a node which contains the files /etc/networks and /etc/hosts.
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> copy
** Name: all_include **
INCLUDE FILES
The set of include files for program development consists of
these susbsets:
AEGIS - apollo-specific pascal and fortran include files (/sys/ins)
DOMAIN - apollo-specific C include files (/usr/apollo/include).
BSD - bsd4.3 include files (/bsd4.3/usr/include).
SYSV - sys5.3 include files (/sys5.3/usr/include).
If you choose to install include files, the subsets corresponding
to the environments being installed will be installed.
Do you want the include files for selected environments installed as a
local copy or a link to another node?
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> copy
** Name: ada_apollolib **
DOMAIN ADA INTERFACE FILES
The set of apollo-specific interface files for Ada program
development are collected in /usr/apollo/ada and consume about 3.6
MB of disk space. You do not need this directory if you do not do
software development in Ada.
Do you want a local copy of /usr/apollo/ada, a link to another node
or neither?
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> none
** Name: all_help **
HELP FILES / MAN PAGES
Help is available for each of the three environments:
AEGIS - /sys/help
BSD - /bsd4.3/usr/man
SYSV - /sys5.3/usr/catman
DOMAIN - /usr/apollo/man (Installed with include files only.)
If you choose to install help files / man pages, the subsets
corresponding to the environments being installed will be installed.
Do you want a local copy of help files/man pages for selected
environments, a link to another node or neither?
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> copy
** Name: sys_source **
/SYS/SOURCE
The /sys/source directory contains sources for bit-pad
support, the emt command and models for implementing
siorf/siotf on a non-Apollo system. It consumes on the
order of 0.2 MB of disk space.
Do you want a local copy of source files (/sys/source),
a link to another node or neither?
: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> none
** Name: com **
/COM
The /com directory contains the set of Aegis environment
commands and consumes on the order of 2 MB if disk space.
Do you want a local copy of /com, a link to another node or
neither?: [ copy(D) link none ]
==> copy
All queries answered for product: os 10.4
CONFIG> exit
Validating selected products, please wait ...
New configuration file saved in /tmp/configa02359
RAI Install Tool V2.T34 30 Jan 92
Installing //ancient/old_m1
Checking status of baseline file entry ri.apollo.os.v.10.4
Checking status of configure file entry ri.apollo.os.v.10.4
Still checking at Sun Aug 25 10:24:26 1996
Computing installable set for //ancient/old_m1
Completed installation requires 142004 additional blocks. More disk space is required during install runtime.
Free Disk Space available 327781 blocks
Copying Release Notes for products:
os 10.4
Copied: //ancient/old_m1/install/doc/apollo/os.v.10.4.1__notes
Copied: //ancient/old_m1/install/doc/apollo/os.v.10.4__bind4.8_operations_guide
Copied: //ancient/old_m1/install/doc/apollo/os.v.10.4__manuals
Copied: //ancient/old_m1/install/doc/apollo/os.v.10.4__notes
Copied: //ancient/old_m1/install/doc/apollo/os.v.10.4__posix
Copied: //ancient/old_m1/install/doc/apollo/os.v.10.4__software_release_bulletin.Z
Copied: //ancient/old_m1/install/doc/apollo/os.v.10.4__xpg3
Beginning installation of ri.apollo.os.v.10.4
***********************************************************************
* The new OS software has been installed. Please check the *
* transcript pad for errors and then, if no errors were found, shut *
* down and reboot the target node before running the new OS software. *
***********************************************************************
RAI install has successfully completed
$
ESTABLISHING THE INITIAL REGISTRY
While you are still "root" and have not yet disconnected from the network in
which your target machine and O/S source are are both available do the
following:
1) create a directory on the target machine called "/failsafe" 2) copy the following into the failsafe directory: chmod chgrp chown edacl rgy_create (from AA/bin directory of DN5500) 3) set sticky bit so these processes run as root: wd //target/failsafe edacl -setuid on ?* 4) copy the local registry data from the DN5500 over to the target wd //dn5500/sys/registry cpf rgy_local //target/sys/registry/= -sacl 5) create a stub file to start the local broker crf //target/sys/node_data/etc/daemons/llbd 6) shut down target, disconnnect from network, reboot, and login as root using same password as was on DN5500 If you can't get logged in as "root" then try some other valid login or "user" with a blank password. You may need to use the "failsafe" tools to change file permissions. 7) If you get logged in OK, do the following in a /com/sh: csr -a /etc netsvc -n dlf /sys/node_data/glb.?* /etc/ncs/glbd -create -first -family dds /failsafe/rgy_create /etc/rgyd crf /etc/daemons/glbd crf /etc/daemons/rgyd netsvc -a 8) Now wait one or two minutes and check the process status list to make sure that "rpcd" (formerly llbd), "glbd", and "rgyd.1.3" are running. If this works, then type "login" in a /com/sh and make sure you can login as "root" password is "-apollo-". When done type "logout" in this shell. 9) Sanity check, run "rgy_admin" to make sure the processes are alive, as master registry is known, and can be talked to: /etc/rgy_admin > lrep -st > quit 10) Next, log out and log back in with root/-apollo- 11) Finally, log out, shut down, and reboot. You should see the bootup sequence start "llbd", "glbd", and "rgyd". 12) Try to login, and pay attention as to whether you get the warning about not being able to talk to a registry. Check your process list for "rpcd" (or "llbd" on older O/S), "glbd", and "rgyd.1.3". If all of these are running you have probably succeeded. It is your choice whether to leave the "/failsafe" directory around. I think of it as a safety net in case I have to go hack some files that require root privelage if I lose the ability to login as root. Of course it's a tremendous security hole but most of use just have these machines sitting at home now.
