Conference noted::dnu_osi

2153.0. "decnetsetup fails" by CSC32::PITT () Fri Mar 28 1997 08:38

Decnetsetup fails with

This system is not currently running a kernel with 
DECnet/OSI support.
If you have not already done so, please create a new kernel by using
the command:

    # /usr/sbin/decnetsetup KERNEL


Customer had everything installed already except DNABASE (he was using 
sna and the X25 subsets). 
Everything is 320. He just installed DNABASE321. 

sysconfig -s says:

cm: loaded and configured
generic: loaded and configured
proc: loaded and configured
io: loaded and configured
vm: loaded and configured
vfs: loaded and configured
ufs: loaded and configured
advfs: loaded and configured
ipc: loaded and configured
tty: loaded and configured
xpr: loaded and configured
rt: loaded and configured
lsm: loaded and configured
net: loaded and configured
snmpinfo: loaded and configured
dli: loaded and configured
lat: loaded and configured
streams: loaded and configured
bufcall: loaded and configured
kinfo: loaded and configured
strstd: loaded and configured
timod: loaded and configured
tirdwr: loaded and configured
xtiso: loaded and configured
dlb: loaded and configured
ldtty: loaded and configured
pts: loaded and configured
pckt: loaded and configured
ccm: loaded and configured
wandd_base: loaded and configured
wan_utilities: loaded and configured
ctf_base: loaded and configured
dna_netman: loaded and configured
dna_dli: loaded and configured
t21scl: loaded and configured
t21spd: loaded and configured
t21sdlc: loaded and configured
(((note, no dna_base)))

sh -x decnetsetup (interesting pieces)

RELEASE=DECnet/OSI for Digital UNIX V3.2-0
GUEST_ACCT=no
LCP=no
EXTENDED_LICENSE=no
END_SYSTEM_LICENSE=no
DECNET_RUNNING=no
OSIKERNEL=no
KERNEL_CURRENT=no
SC_EXISTS=no
WAN_only=true
LAN_only=true
LAN_DNSserver=true
DNSserver_message=false
NODE_REGISTERED=false
NNS_FLAG=false
BASIC=false
ADVANCED=false
GATEWAY=false
NO_BUILD=false
INTROTEXT=true
MAXNETS=3
LITE=n
REALCODE=DNA
DNETVER=32?
REALVER=320
MOP_SUBSET=DN?MOP32?
GATEWAY_SUBSET=DN?GATEWAYS32?
DNSSERVER_SUBSET=DN?DECDNSSRV32?
X25ACCESS_SUBSET=XX?ACC1{1?,01}
X25NATIVE_SUBSET=XN?NTV1{1?,01}
NUL=/dev/null
devices=
valid_name=yes
valid_list=yes
phv_devcount=0
csmacd_devcount=0
hdlc_devcount=0
fddi_devcount=0
trn_devcount=0
UNCOMMENT_WANDD=no
CSMACD_DEVICES=de[0-9]|xna[0-9]|bvpni[0-9]|qe[0-9]|te[0-9]|se[0-9]|ln[0-9]|ne[0]
HDLC_DEVICES=dsv[0-9]|dsy[0-9]|dmbs[0-9]|dsb[0-9]|dsh[0-9]|dst[0-9]|sscc[0-9]|d]
FDDI_DEVICES=fta[0-9]|fza[0-9]|mfa[0-9]|faa[0-9]
TRN_DEVICES=tra[0-9]
SUPPORTED_DEVICES=de[0-9]|xna[0-9]|bvpni[0-9]|qe[0-9]|te[0-9]|se[0-9]|ln[0-9]|n]
MAXDEVICES=4
+ trap Quit 1 2 3 15 
+ [ 0 -ne 0 ] 
+ echo 
        DECnet/OSI for Digital UNIX V3.2-0
        DECnet/OSI Configuration Procedure.

There will be a pause while this procedure gathers some
information from your system.

+ TestKernel 
KERNEL_CURRENT=no
ACCESSPRESENT=no
CLIENTPRESENT=no
NATIVEPRESENT=no
LLC2PRESENT=no
WDDPRESENT=no
X25IPPRESENT=no
X25KERNEL=no
X25NATIVE=no
OSIKERNEL=no
XTIKERNEL=no
+ /usr/bin/awk {print $NF} 
+ /usr/sbin/sizer -c 
CPU_TYPE="DEC2100_C500"
+ [ -z "DEC2100_C500" ] 
KERNEL_CURRENT=no
kit_static=n
kit_dynamic=n
kitinfo=320870163
+ sysconfig -q dna_netman 
+ /usr/bin/awk {
    version=$5;
    sub("V", "1.", version);
    sub("T", "0.", version);
    sub("-", ".", version);
    revision=$7;
    sub(");", "", revision);

    release = version "." revision;
    n = split(release, parts, "\.");
    info = 0;
    for (idx = 1; idx <= n; idx++)
        if (idx <= 4)
            info = info * 16 + int(parts[idx]);
        else
            info = info * 256 + int(parts[idx]);
    print info;

+ sysconfig -q dna_netman release-info 
+ sed -e s/^.*= // 
info=320870148
+ sed -e s/^.*= // 
+ sysconfig -q dna_netman load-method 
method=static
+ [ 320870148 -lt 320870163 ] 
+ eval kit_static=y 
kit_static=y
+ sysconfig -q dna_dli 
+ /usr/bin/awk {
    version=$5;
    sub("V", "1.", version);
    sub("T", "0.", version);
    sub("-", ".", version);
    revision=$7;
    sub(");", "", revision);
    release = version "." revision;
    n = split(release, parts, "\.");
    info = 0;
    for (idx = 1; idx <= n; idx++)
        if (idx <= 4)
            info = info * 16 + int(parts[idx]);
        else
            info = info * 256 + int(parts[idx]);
    print info;
} 
+ sysconfig -q dna_dli release-info 
+ sed -e s/^.*= // 
info=320870148
+ sed -e s/^.*= // 
+ sysconfig -q dna_dli load-method 
method=static
+ [ 320870148 -lt 320870163 ] 
+ eval kit_static=y 
kit_static=y
+ sysconfig -q dna_base 
+ sysconfig -q dna_rfc1006 
+ sysconfig -q dna_xti 
+ [ Basic Configuration = Kernel Build ] 
+ [ y = y ] 
+ sysconfig -q dna_netman 
+ sysconfig -q dna_dli 
+ sysconfig -q dna_base 
+ sysconfig -q xtiso 
XTIKERNEL=yes
+ sysconfig -q x25_access 
+ test -f /x25_access.mod 
+ sysconfig -q x25_client 
+ test -f /x25_client.mod 
+ sysconfig -q x25_ip 
+ test -f /x25_ip.mod 
+ sysconfig -q wandd_llc2 
+ test -f /wandd_llc2.mod 
+ sysconfig -q wandd_lapb 
+ test -f /wandd_lapb.mod 
+ [ no = yes -a ( no = yes -o no = yes ) ] 
+ [ no = yes -a ( no = yes -o no = yes ) ] 
+ return 0 
+ [ Basic Configuration != Kernel Build ] 
+ [ no = no -a no = yes ] 
+ [ no = almost ] 
+ [ no = no ] 
+ echo 
This system is not currently running a kernel with DECnet/OSI support.
If you have not already done so, please create a new kernel by using
the command:

    # /usr/sbin/decnetsetup KERNEL

He has already run the above, moved over the new kernel and rebooted. 
dna_base is not loading into the kernel, but the kernel build is 
apparently successful. 

Is this being cause by the fact that DNABASE is 321? and everything else
is 320? Or is there something else I need to look for? By the way, I went
through every recomendation in the notesfile on this problem so far 
(compared the /files and the /new...files - their the same), made sure the
kernel being booted up IS the new kernel etc. 

Any suggestions would be appreciated!
thanks
Cathy

>Is this being cause by the fact that DNABASE is 321? and everything else
>is 320? 

Yep.