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851.1 | can't build kernel with X.25 X3.0-4 either | TAEC::CESARO | | Tue Jan 07 1997 01:04 | 15 |
851.2 | same problem also | BACHUS::CUYT | | Wed Feb 05 1997 20:12 | 13 |
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I also have the same problem.
Found that when executing /usr/sbin/wansetup kernel that wansetup is
calling x25setup, which was defined as wansetup again. wansetup or
/usr/sbin/x25setup are the same procedures. I changed this to
/usr/lbin/x25setup but this time x25setup does not recognizes the value
kernel and it exits.
Any idea how I can get x25 into the kernel
re .0 or .1 any solutions found ??
Dany
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851.3 | 3.0-4 kit has a problem with wansetup | OZROCK::MUGGERIDGE | X.25 is 1-2-3 | Thu Feb 06 1997 07:05 | 18 |
| Hi,
You can ignore the message that someone else is running wansetup, (assuming
you know that nobody else is :-). There used to be a file placed in /tmp
to detect multiple users trying to modify the WAN config simultaneously.
If you find the file, you can delete it.
Regards,
Matt.
BTW: You may need to reboot after running wansetup kernel and prior to
running wansetup advanced. It seems in the 3.0-4 kit there is some logic
error.
Cheers,
Matt.
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851.4 | same problem | BACHUS::CUYT | | Thu Feb 06 1997 19:23 | 27 |
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I know there is a file placed in /tmp called
/tmp/WAN_OSF/wansetup_flag.tmp and I'm sure that I can ignore the
message that someone else is running wansetup, but deleting this file
doesn't solve my problem. As told in .2 when running wansetup kernel,
the scripts is calling x25setup, which is wansetup again:
BINDIR=/usr/sbin
X25SETUP=${BINDIR}/x25setup
npl110>> ls -l /usr/sbin/x25setup
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root system 8 Feb 3 13:34
/usr/sbin/x25setup -> wansetup
When changing the BINDIR directory in wansetup to /usr/lbin for
x25setup than the script will call /usr/lbin/x25setup
npl110>> ls -l /usr/lbin/x25setup
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root system 34 Feb 3 13:35
/usr/lbin/x25setup -> ../../usr/opt/XXA300/lbin/x25setup
which as you can see is another x25setup. But this time when wansetup
is calling x25setup, x25setup does not recognizes the value 'kernel'
and it exits.
So my question is still how I can get x25 into the kernel ??
Dany
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851.5 | Your file is not from the 3.0-4 kit. | OZROCK::MUGGERIDGE | X.25 is 1-2-3 | Fri Feb 07 1997 04:13 | 18 |
| It seems you do not have a complete 3.0-4 kit on your system.
The lines which appear in your wansetup are not the same as the ones
which appear in mine. Either someone has hand edited wansetup on
your system, or an older version is left lying around.
If you issue 'ls -l /usr/bin/wansetup', it should point at the file:
/usr/opt/ZZA301/sbin/wansetup
In this file, it references x25setup in the following manner:
X25SETUP=/usr/lbin/x25setup
/usr/lbin/x25setup is a softlink to /usr/opt/XXA300/lbin/x25setup
Cheers,
Matt.
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851.6 | ZZAUTIL301 <> ZZAUTIL300 | BACHUS::CUYT | | Fri Feb 07 1997 17:47 | 15 |
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Matt,
You are wright. The wansetup file was different and didn't come from
the 3.0-4 kit. I installed DECnet/OSI V4.0A first before I installed
X25. DECnet/OSI also comes with a ZZAUTIL subset which contains the
wansetup utility. The difference is that ZZAUTIL300 (Digital UNIX WAN
Utilities) will be installed during DECnet/OSI installation and
ZZAUTIL301 (WAN Utilities Base) is installed during 3.0-4 installation.
Did a setld -d ZZAUTIL300 and setld -l ZZAUTIL301 and now it works.
Thanks for helping
Dany
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