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| 1999.1 | Stop old processes | TOOK::MINTZ | Erik Mintz | Thu Dec 26 1991 11:22 | 14 |
| You don't indicate whether you are running VMS or ULTRIX.
But either way, the problem is almost certainly an older version
of MCC running while you tried to install.
On ULTRIX, you must terminate all DECmcc processes (including any
event sinks) before installation.
On VMS, check for batch jobs running exporting or alarm rules.
There are already several notes on this topic, and some work may be
done before SSB to check for this problem at installation time.
- Erik
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| 1999.2 | more details | TAEC::DUNON | Paul Dunon - Telecom Engineering - VBO | Fri Dec 27 1991 03:32 | 37 |
| I'm running Ultrix.
The error message appears during the INSTALL phase of the setld, when creating
new dispatch tables. There is no other MCC process than the ones of the MM
being enrolled.
Now creating dispatch tables...
Removing old dispatch table.
Please re-enroll any local management modules after installation.
enrolling mcc_alarms_fm...DECmcc (T1.2.4)
Waiting: MM mcc_alarms_fm has not completed startup
Waiting: MM mcc_alarms_fm has not completed startup
Waiting: MM mcc_alarms_fm has not completed startup
Waiting: MM mcc_alarms_fm has not completed startup
Waiting: MM mcc_alarms_fm has not completed startup
Waiting: MM mcc_alarms_fm has not completed startup
Will try again on next dispatch to MM:
enrolling mcc_bsc_am...DECmcc (T1.2.4)
Warning: Failed to post enrollment event to other MMs
%MCC-F-EVT_POOL_VERSKEW, event pool version incompatible
Failure in kernel event receipt. Thread terminating
enrolling mcc_bts_am... %MCC-E-EVT_POOL_NOTMAPPED, event pool is not mapped
DECmcc (T1.2.4)
Warning: Failed to post enrollment event to other MMs
%MCC-F-EVT_POOL_VERSKEW, event pool version incompatible
Failure in kernel event receipt. Thread terminating
%MCC-E-EVT_POOL_NOTMAPPED, event pool is not mapped
enrolling mcc_circuit_am...DECmcc (T1.2.4)
enrolling mcc_collection_am...DECmcc (T1.2.4)
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| 1999.3 | Delete the shared memory using ipcrm -m | TOOK::T_HUPPER | The rest, as they say, is history. | Mon Dec 30 1991 10:44 | 20 |
| Did you remove the old event pool (shared memory) using the "ipcrm -m
XXX" command, where XXX is the id of the DECmcc event pool shared
memory segment? This must be done before an installation over an old
version.
The event pool shared memory is owned either by the user or by
root,daemon. An "ipcs" command will show all Ultrix inter-process
resources currently allocated. Remove only those shared memory
segments fitting the above ownership. The event pool shared memory
cannot be marked for delete by DECmcc itself at this time (to clean
itself up when all attached processes go away), as no new processes
could then attach to it (this creates bizarre results), and DECmcc
never knows when it is being fully shut down. Therefore we let the
pool exist until it is explicitly removed using the above command. It
can exist even with no processes attached to it.
Do the installation instructions say to perform the above operation if
installing over an old Ultrix DECmcc? They should.
Ted
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