| $ @sys$update:vmsinstal mccv13 $1$dus40:[yannios]
VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure A5.5-1
It is 16-MAR-1993 at 16:04.
Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.
%VMSINSTAL-W-ACTIVE, The following processes are still active:
DNS$TA
DNS$BACK
DECW$TE_00A9
N�ko� � FTA8:
N�ko� � FTA9:
DPL$SERVER
* Do you want to continue anyway [NO]? y
* Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]?
%VMSINSTAL-E-NOPRODS, None of the specified products were found.
VMSINSTAL procedure done at 16:04
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$ @sys$update:vmsinstal mccems $1$dus40:[yannios]
VAX/VMS Software Product Installation Procedure A5.5-1
It is 16-MAR-1993 at 16:05.
Enter a question mark (?) at any time for help.
%VMSINSTAL-W-ACTIVE, The following processes are still active:
DNS$TA
DNS$BACK
DECW$TE_00A9
N�ko� � FTA8:
N�ko� � FTA9:
DPL$SERVER
* Do you want to continue anyway [NO]? y
* Are you satisfied with the backup of your system disk [YES]?
The following products will be processed:
MCCEMS V2.3
Beginning installation of MCCEMS V2.3 at 16:05
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set A ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RELMOVED, Product's release notes have been moved to SYS$HELP.
************************************************************
* *
* DECmcc EMS V2.3 *
* Integrated Package *
* *
* Installation Procedure *
* *
************************************************************
Product: DECMCC-EMS
Producer: DEC
Version: 2.3
Release Date: 1-JUL-1992
* Does this product have an authorization key registered and loaded? y
* Do you want to purge files replaced by this installation [YES]?
* Do you want to run the DECmcc EMS IVP after the installation [YES]?
* Do you want to install the entire EMS product set? [YES]?
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set B ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set C ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set D ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set E ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set F ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set G ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set H ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set I ...
Asking DECmcc BMS Questions...
NOTE
Packaged with this release is a new application called the
POLYCENTER Alarm Manager. This independently installable
application is a MOTIF based tool for the creation and
storage of alarm rule templates. These templates of alarm
rules may be applied to specific domains or entities,
providing an easy way to keep track and make use of alarms.
A set of useful network management rule templates are
supplied with the kit. This application is a prototype
and is excluded from the software warranty for this release.
If you answer yes, the following installation files will be
copied to the SYS$UPDATE directory. The kit and Install/Use
Guide are an additional 1860 blocks.
MCCALMMGR010.A - VMS install kit.
MCCALMMGR_INSTALL_USE.PS - Installation instructions
and product overview.
* Would you like a copy of the Alarm Manager kit [YES]?
* Do you want to continue with the DECmcc installation [YES]?
WARNING
DECmcc V1.3.0 requires at least Motif V1.1.3
All windowing interfaces to DECmcc will not function
normally and will not be supported.
* Do you want to continue [NO]: y
WARNING
The kit to be installed contains V1.3.0 of the TCP/IP SNMP
Access Module. After you have installed this kit, you
should not reinstall V1.1 of the TCP/IP SNMP Access Module.
V1.1 is incompatible with this kit.
* Please press return to continue:
DECmcc requires a directory where the DECmcc common files
will be installed. If the logical MCC_COMMON has been
redefined, the new definition will be used as the default.
If the logical is not defined, the default is for the files
to be installed in a directory on the system disk called
SYS$COMMON:[MCC]. The installer may override the default.
The target directory for the files as it is now defined is
shown below.
Press RETURN to use the value shown or enter a new disk and
directory specification.
* Target directory for DECmcc Common files [SYS$COMMON:[MCC]]:
%VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system directory [MCC.MCC_SCRIPTS].
The Time Differential Factor (TDF) is the difference between
your time zone and the international standard Coordinated
Universal Time (UTC)
A negative (-) TDF value means that this node is west of UTC
A positive (+) TDF value means that this node is east of UTC
The range is from -12:00 to +13:00. The format is +hh:mm or
-hh:mm with hh indicating the number of hours and mm
indicating the number of minutes. A few examples are:
Eastern Standard Time is -5:00 hours from UTC.
Eastern Daylight Time is -4:00 hours from UTC.
Great Britain, Iceland, Portugal, Upper Volta are
at UTC or 0:0.
Great Britain, Summer Time +1:00 hour from UTC.
Japan is +9:00 hours from UTC.
Using the DECdns TDF as the default TDF
* Time Differential Factor [-5:00]:
DECmcc requires the use of a namespace service for the
storage and retrieval of network entity information. You
can select a local namespace or a distributed namespace
(DNS). Select the local namespace, unless you have multiple
DECmcc systems that need to share namespace information, or
you are running DECnet/OSI and are using its distributed
namespace. If either of these conditions apply, select the
DNS; otherwise, select the local namespace. You may choose
only one namespace.
If you select the DNS, please see the DNS chapter in the
DECmcc Planning and Installation for VMS manual on how to
configure your namespace.
If you intend to use the DECmcc Autoconfiguration
applications with the local namespace, please see the
Autoconfiguration and Autotopology Use manual on how to
plan your entity name structure.
The distributed namespace (DNS) was previously used.
* Use DECmcc Local MIR as the DECmcc Name Service [NO]?
Using the distributed namespace (DNS) for DECmcc.
* Is this correct [YES]?
You must specify the IDP (or network address initial domain
part) for your network. This must either be the default
value of "49::", or a value explicitly allocated for your
network by one of the recognized allocation authorities.
The format is:
afi:idi:
where:
afi = The "authority and format identifier". This is two
decimal digits indicating the IDP allocation authority
idi = The "initial domain identifier". This is a string of
decimal digits that has been allocated specifically
for your network.
An IDP of "49::" may be used if your network will not be
interconnected with other OSI networks (there is no "idi"
associated with this "afi").
* Initial Domain Part [49::]:
The DECmcc Reports Package consists of files that allow you
to use DATATRIEVE to create reports using data exported from
DECmcc. Please see the Reports Package section of the
DECmcc Performance Analyzer Use manual for information
on using the DECmcc Reports Package with DATATRIEVE.
The Reports package requires 1750 blocks.
* Do you want to install the DECmcc Reports Package [No]? y
* Target directory for DECmcc Reports files [SYS$COMMON:[MCC.MCC_REPORTS_FILES]]:
%VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system directory [MCC.MCC_REPORTS_FILES].
%CREATE-I-EXISTS, VMI$COMMON:[MCC.MCC_REPORTS_FILES] already exists
Asking DECmcc TSAM Questions...
The Terminal Server AM MRM (Module Reference Manual)
contains in-depth technical information on the
verbs, partitions and attributes supported for TSAM.
The Manual is provided in PostScript form,
requiring 3099 blocks, and in
text form suitable for on-line searches or non-postscript
printing requiring 2145 blocks.
Please note that this manual is aprox. 500 pages long.
* Do you want the TSAM Module Reference Manual (MRM) [NO]? y
* Do you want the PostScript (.PS) form of the manual [NO]? y
* Do you want the text (.TXT) form of the manual [NO]?
Asking DECmcc ETHERnim Questions...
This installation procedure will now prompt for the device
and Directory name for the ETHERnim files.
NOTE!
Previous versions of ETHERnim created a separate account for
ETHERnim. This version does not create a separate account
for ETHERnim. It is recommended that the ETHERNIM account
be disabled from the UAF for security purposes.
* Device and Directory for the ENIM files [SYS$SYSDEVICE:[ETHERNIM]]:
%VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory SYS$SYSDEVICE:[ETHERNIM].
%CREATE-I-EXISTS, SYS$SYSDEVICE:[ETHERNIM] already exists
%MCCEMS-I-CRE_ENIM_START, Creating file ENIM$HOST_STARTUP.COM
Asking DECmcc TSM Questions...
TSM V1.6A upgrades database files by performing a file conversion
procedure when TSM is invoked. Your current directory and server
type files will be renamed and retained on the system. See the TSM
documentation for more information.
It is recommended that you read the Release Notes before proceeding
with the installation.
* Do you want to continue with the installation [Y]?
The TSM installation procedure normally enables service
on the first circuit that it finds on this node. This
allows the node to down-line load and up-line dump
terminal servers.
If you answer "No" to the following question, service
will not be enabled.
* Do you want service enabled in the installation procedure [YES]? no
TSM requires a directory where the TSM command files and library
will be installed. If the logical TSM$DEFAULT_DIRECTORY is
defined, the files will be installed in that directory. If
the logical is not defined, the files will be installed in a
directory on the system disk called SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER].
The target directory for the files as it is now defined is shown
below.
Press return to use the value shown or enter a new disk and
directory specification.
* If upgrading from TSM V1.5, and dynamic server types have been
defined, then press the Return key to ensure successful database
conversion.
* Target directory for TSM files [SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]]:
VMSINSTAL asks no additional questions.
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set J ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set K ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set L ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set M ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set N ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set O ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set P ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set Q ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set R ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set S ...
%VMSINSTAL-I-RESTORE, Restoring product save set T ...
Linking mcc_mts_priv_shr...
Linking Terminal Server AM detatched process image . . .
Linking Terminal Server AM PasThru image . . .
Linking Terminal Server Manager VMS V1.6A...
Updating DECmcc dictionary and parse tables ...
$ MANAGE/TOOLKIT/DICTIONARY
%DAP-S-USE_DICT, Using dictionary file: nyws07$dkb0:[sys0.sysupd.mccems023]mcc_fdictionary.dat;1
POLYCENTER Dictionary Administrator Program Version V1.3.0
AUGMENT CLASS SNMP FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_TCPIP_DA_FM_SVC_IF.COM
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 20%
Percent of file processed = 25%
Percent of file processed = 30%
Percent of file processed = 35%
Percent of file processed = 40%
Percent of file processed = 45%
Percent of file processed = 50%
Percent of file processed = 55%
Percent of file processed = 60%
Percent of file processed = 65%
Percent of file processed = 70%
Percent of file processed = 75%
Percent of file processed = 80%
Percent of file processed = 85%
Percent of file processed = 90%
Percent of file processed = 95%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS MCC SUBCLASS TCPIP_DA_FM FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_TCPIP_DA_FM_MGT_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 16%
Percent of file processed = 21%
Percent of file processed = 26%
Percent of file processed = 31%
Percent of file processed = 36%
Percent of file processed = 41%
Percent of file processed = 47%
Percent of file processed = 52%
Percent of file processed = 58%
Percent of file processed = 63%
Percent of file processed = 68%
Percent of file processed = 73%
Percent of file processed = 79%
Percent of file processed = 84%
Percent of file processed = 90%
Percent of file processed = 95%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS MCC SUBCLASS STM_FM FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_STM_FM_MGMT_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 21%
Percent of file processed = 26%
Percent of file processed = 31%
Percent of file processed = 36%
Percent of file processed = 41%
Percent of file processed = 47%
Percent of file processed = 52%
Percent of file processed = 57%
Percent of file processed = 62%
Percent of file processed = 67%
Percent of file processed = 72%
Percent of file processed = 77%
Percent of file processed = 83%
Percent of file processed = 88%
Percent of file processed = 93%
Percent of file processed = 98%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS MCC SUBCLASS FDDI_FM FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_FDDI_FM_MGMT_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 16%
Percent of file processed = 21%
Percent of file processed = 26%
Percent of file processed = 31%
Percent of file processed = 36%
Percent of file processed = 41%
Percent of file processed = 46%
Percent of file processed = 52%
Percent of file processed = 57%
Percent of file processed = 62%
Percent of file processed = 67%
Percent of file processed = 72%
Percent of file processed = 78%
Percent of file processed = 83%
Percent of file processed = 88%
Percent of file processed = 93%
Percent of file processed = 98%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS MCC SUBCLASS ICONICMAP SUBCLASS APPLICATION SUBCLASS LAN_TOPOLOGY_PM FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_LAN_TOPOLOGY_MGT_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 21%
Percent of file processed = 26%
Percent of file processed = 31%
Percent of file processed = 36%
Percent of file processed = 41%
Percent of file processed = 46%
Percent of file processed = 52%
Percent of file processed = 57%
Percent of file processed = 62%
Percent of file processed = 67%
Percent of file processed = 72%
Percent of file processed = 78%
Percent of file processed = 83%
Percent of file processed = 88%
Percent of file processed = 93%
Percent of file processed = 98%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS MCC SUBCLASS BRIDGE_AM FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_BRIDGE_AM_MGT_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 20%
Percent of file processed = 25%
Percent of file processed = 30%
Percent of file processed = 36%
Percent of file processed = 41%
Percent of file processed = 46%
Percent of file processed = 51%
Percent of file processed = 56%
Percent of file processed = 61%
Percent of file processed = 66%
Percent of file processed = 71%
Percent of file processed = 77%
Percent of file processed = 82%
Percent of file processed = 87%
Percent of file processed = 92%
Percent of file processed = 97%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS BRIDGE FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_BRIDGE_AM_SVC_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 20%
Percent of file processed = 25%
Percent of file processed = 30%
Percent of file processed = 35%
Percent of file processed = 40%
Percent of file processed = 45%
Percent of file processed = 50%
Percent of file processed = 55%
Percent of file processed = 60%
Percent of file processed = 65%
Percent of file processed = 70%
Percent of file processed = 75%
Percent of file processed = 80%
Percent of file processed = 85%
Percent of file processed = 90%
Percent of file processed = 95%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
AUGMENT CLASS BRIDGE SUBCLASS LINE FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_BRIDGE_LINE_STATISTICS.COM
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 20%
Percent of file processed = 26%
Percent of file processed = 31%
Percent of file processed = 36%
Percent of file processed = 41%
Percent of file processed = 46%
Percent of file processed = 51%
Percent of file processed = 56%
Percent of file processed = 61%
Percent of file processed = 66%
Percent of file processed = 71%
Percent of file processed = 76%
Percent of file processed = 81%
Percent of file processed = 87%
Percent of file processed = 92%
Percent of file processed = 97%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS MCC SUBCLASS CONC_AM FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_CONC_AM_MGT_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 20%
Percent of file processed = 25%
Percent of file processed = 30%
Percent of file processed = 36%
Percent of file processed = 41%
Percent of file processed = 46%
Percent of file processed = 51%
Percent of file processed = 56%
Percent of file processed = 61%
Percent of file processed = 66%
Percent of file processed = 71%
Percent of file processed = 77%
Percent of file processed = 82%
Percent of file processed = 87%
Percent of file processed = 92%
Percent of file processed = 97%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS CONCENTRATOR FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_CONC_AM_SVC_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 20%
Percent of file processed = 25%
Percent of file processed = 30%
Percent of file processed = 35%
Percent of file processed = 40%
Percent of file processed = 45%
Percent of file processed = 50%
Percent of file processed = 55%
Percent of file processed = 60%
Percent of file processed = 65%
Percent of file processed = 70%
Percent of file processed = 75%
Percent of file processed = 80%
Percent of file processed = 85%
Percent of file processed = 90%
Percent of file processed = 95%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS MCC SUBCLASS FDDI_AM FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_FDDI_AM_MGT_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 6%
Percent of file processed = 11%
Percent of file processed = 16%
Percent of file processed = 22%
Percent of file processed = 27%
Percent of file processed = 32%
Percent of file processed = 37%
Percent of file processed = 42%
Percent of file processed = 47%
Percent of file processed = 53%
Percent of file processed = 58%
Percent of file processed = 63%
Percent of file processed = 68%
Percent of file processed = 74%
Percent of file processed = 79%
Percent of file processed = 84%
Percent of file processed = 89%
Percent of file processed = 94%
Percent of file processed = 99%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS FDDI-STATION FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_FDDI_AM_SVC_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 20%
Percent of file processed = 25%
Percent of file processed = 30%
Percent of file processed = 35%
Percent of file processed = 40%
Percent of file processed = 45%
Percent of file processed = 50%
Percent of file processed = 55%
Percent of file processed = 60%
Percent of file processed = 65%
Percent of file processed = 70%
Percent of file processed = 75%
Percent of file processed = 80%
Percent of file processed = 85%
Percent of file processed = 90%
Percent of file processed = 95%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS MCC SUBCLASS TERMSERVER_AM FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_TS_AM_MGT_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 20%
Percent of file processed = 25%
Percent of file processed = 31%
Percent of file processed = 36%
Percent of file processed = 41%
Percent of file processed = 46%
Percent of file processed = 51%
Percent of file processed = 56%
Percent of file processed = 62%
Percent of file processed = 67%
Percent of file processed = 72%
Percent of file processed = 78%
Percent of file processed = 83%
Percent of file processed = 88%
Percent of file processed = 93%
Percent of file processed = 99%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
UPDATE CLASS TERMINAL_SERVER FROM VMI$KWD:MCC_TS_AM_SVC_IF.COM
Deleting specified class from dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being deleted)
Percent of file processed = 5%
Percent of file processed = 10%
Percent of file processed = 15%
Percent of file processed = 20%
Percent of file processed = 25%
Percent of file processed = 30%
Percent of file processed = 35%
Percent of file processed = 40%
Percent of file processed = 45%
Percent of file processed = 50%
Percent of file processed = 55%
Percent of file processed = 60%
Percent of file processed = 65%
Percent of file processed = 70%
Percent of file processed = 75%
Percent of file processed = 80%
Percent of file processed = 85%
Percent of file processed = 90%
Percent of file processed = 95%
Percent of file processed = 100%
Now writing processed records to dictionary file...
(Control C and Y will be disabled while records are being written)
EXIT
Using parse table log file: nyws07$dkb0:[sys0.sysupd.mccems023]mcc_fdictionary.log;1
Building containment tree file
Containment tree file built, objects=40796, size = 377804
Reading parse table file: nyws07$dkb0:[sys0.sysupd.mccems023]mcc_fdictionary.bpt;1
NYWS07::SYSTEM 18:21:23 MCC_DAP_M CPU=01:17:26.10 PF=40325 IO=78707 MEM=13564
NYWS07::SYSTEM 18:21:28 MCC_DAP_M CPU=01:17:30.62 PF=40331 IO=78708 MEM=13573
NYWS07::SYSTEM 18:21:34 MCC_DAP_M CPU=01:17:36.06 PF=40331 IO=78709 MEM=13573
NYWS07::SYSTEM 18:21:45 MCC_DAP_M CPU=01:17:45.55 PF=40331 IO=78710 MEM=13573
NYWS07::SYSTEM 18:24:38 MCC_DAP_M CPU=01:20:23.13 PF=40331 IO=78711 MEM=13573
NYWS07::SYSTEM 18:38:33 MCC_DAP_M CPU=01:32:21.84 PF=40331 IO=78712 MEM=13573
Please wait while parse tables are updated
Processing entity
18
Processing entity
18
2
Processing entity
18
3
Processing entity
18
4
Processing entity
18
4
27
Processing entity
18
4
35
Processing entity
18
4
36
Processing entity
18
5
Processing entity
18
6
Processing entity
18
6
33
Processing entity
18
7
Processing entity
18
7
28
Processing entity
18
8
Processing entity
18
8
30
Processing entity
18
11
Processing entity
18
16
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
16
1
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
16
1
1
Processing entity
18
16
2
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
16
2
1
Processing entity
18
16
2
2
Processing entity
18
16
3
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
16
3
1
Processing entity
18
16
4
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
16
4
1
Processing entity
18
16
4
2
Processing entity
18
16
4
3
Processing entity
18
16
5
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
16
5
1
Processing entity
18
16
5
2
Processing entity
18
16
6
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
16
6
1
Processing entity
18
16
6
2
Processing entity
18
16
6
3
Processing entity
18
16
7
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
16
7
1
Processing entity
18
16
7
2
Processing entity
18
16
8
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
16
8
1
Processing entity
18
16
8
2
Processing entity
18
16
9
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
16
9
1
Processing entity
18
16
9
2
Processing entity
18
527
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
527
1
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
527
1
1
Processing entity
18
527
2
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
527
2
1
Processing entity
18
527
2
2
Processing entity
18
527
3
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
527
3
1
Processing entity
18
527
4
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
527
4
1
Processing entity
18
527
4
2
Processing entity
18
527
4
3
Processing entity
18
527
5
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
527
5
1
Processing entity
18
527
5
2
Processing entity
18
527
6
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
527
6
1
Processing entity
18
527
6
2
Processing entity
18
527
6
3
Processing entity
18
527
7
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
527
7
1
Processing entity
18
527
7
2
Processing entity
18
527
8
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
527
8
1
Processing entity
18
527
8
2
Processing entity
18
527
9
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
18
527
9
1
Processing entity
18
527
9
2
Processing entity
7
301
Processing entity
7
37
Processing entity
7
36
Processing entity
7
18
500
38
Processing entity
7
6
Processing entity
7
302
Processing entity
7
35
Processing entity
7
15
Processing entity
9
Processing entity
9
11
Processing entity
9
11
44
Processing entity
9
11
45
Processing entity
9
11
46
Processing entity
9
12
Processing entity
9
21
Processing entity
9
21
37
Processing entity
9
21
48
Processing entity
9
21
49
Processing entity
9
47
Processing entity
330
Processing entity
330
1
Processing entity
330
2
Processing entity
37
Processing entity
37
1
Processing entity
37
2
Processing entity
37
3
Processing entity
17
Processing entity
17
3
Processing entity
17
3
2
Processing entity
17
3
25
Processing entity
17
3
26
Processing entity
17
3
28
Processing entity
17
4
Processing entity
17
5
Processing entity
17
6
Processing entity
17
6
8
Processing entity
17
6
9
Processing entity
17
6
10
Processing entity
17
11
Processing entity
17
12
Processing entity
17
12
13
Processing entity
17
12
14
Processing entity
17
12
14
16
Processing entity
17
27
Processing entity
17
27
18
Processing entity
17
27
19
%MCCPTB-I-NOENTRY, No dictionary entries found.
No attributes defined for entity class.
Processing entity
17
27
19
21
Processing entity
17
27
20
Processing entity
17
27
22
Processing entity
17
27
23
Processing entity
17
27
24
Processing entity
17
29
Processing entity
17
29
30
Processing entity
17
31
Writing parse table file. Please wait...
Created parse table file: nyws07$dkb0:[sys0.sysupd.mccems023]mcc_fdictionary.bpt;2
Parse table build complete.
$ DECMCCEMS$VERIFY = F$VERIFY(0)
Updating DECmcc HELP files ...
DECmcc Help File Builder
Component Version: V1.2.0
Cleaning up any intermediate files...
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_ALARMS_FM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_BRIDGE_AM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_CIRCUIT_AM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_COLLECTION_AM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_CONC_AM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_DNA4_AM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_DNA5AM_HELP.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_DOMAIN_FM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_ENET_AM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_EXPORTER_HELP.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_FDDI_AM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_FDDI_FM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_GENERAL_HELP.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_HISTORIAN_HELP.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_KERNEL_AM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_NOTIFICATION_FM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_PA_BRIDGE_FM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_PA_FM.HELP
Warning - Duplicate Key: 2PAPA
Warning - Duplicate Key: 2PAPAzCHAR
Warning - Duplicate Key: 2PAPAzCHARzCOMPONENTzIDENTIFICATION
Warning - Duplicate Key: 2PAPAzCHARzCOMPONENTzVERSION
Warning - Duplicate Key: 2PAPAzSHOW
Warning - Duplicate Key: 2PAPAzSHOWzCHAR
Warning - Duplicate Key: 2PAPAzTEST
Warning - Duplicate Key: 2PAPAzTESTzEXAMPLES
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_SAMPLE_AM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_STM_FM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_TCPIP_AM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_TCPIP_DA_FM.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_TCPIP_EXP_RMON.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_TCPIP_STD_RMON.HELP
Processing file VMI$ROOT:[MCC]MCC_TS_AM.HELP
Verifying hierarchy...
Verifying for character cell
Verifying for windows
Processing file(s)....
MCC help files updated.
MCC help files updated.
Cleaning up any intermediate files...
Applying Eco #6 Patch to VMS V5.5 or V5.5-1
VAXCRTL Run Time Library
Applying Eco #3 Patch to VMS V5.4 through V5.5-1
VAXCRTL Run Time Library
Displaying DECmcc LTM Installation Information...
******************************************************************
The files in the distribution kit will be copied to the
appropriate system directories.
File System directory
---------------------- ----------------
LTM$SETUP.COM SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]
LTM$LOAD_CONFIG.COM SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]
LTM$TYPE_NAME.DAT SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]
LTM$MC_NAME.DAT SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]
LTM$ADDR_NAME.DAT SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]
LTMLIS0200.SYS SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]
LTM$REGRESSION.COM SYS$COMMON:[SYSTEST.LTM]
LTM$REGRESSION.BMK SYS$COMMON:[SYSTEST.LTM]
LTM$IVP.COM SYS$COMMON:[SYSTEST]
LTM$UI.EXE SYS$SYSTEM:
LTM012.RELEASE_NOTES SYS$HELP:
---------------------- ----------------
NOTE
PLEASE place the command "$ @SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]LTM$SETUP"
in SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_V5.COM to initialize LTM logical names
at system boot time. Place it after the DECnet startup command.
******************************************************************
******************************************************************
By default, LTM files will be placed in the SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]
directory. If the following LTM user updateable files are found in
the SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER] directory, no new installation files
will be copied over them:
File Name
---------
LTM$ADDR_NAME.DAT
LTM$TYPE_NAME.DAT
LTM$MC_NAME.DAT
If the following file is found in the SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]
directory, it will be copied by this installation:
Old File Name New File Name
------------- -------------
LTM$SETUP.COM LTM$SETUP.OLD_COM;
NOTE: If you run in a cluster common environment and change or
copy newly tailored files in the LTM directory, you may wish
to check whether any files exist in the system specific
directory. These system specific files will overide files
created during the installation of LTM V1.2. Also, these
files will not be accessible from all nodes in the cluster.
You may wish to move these files to the common directory
once the installation completes.
This installation will warn you if it finds any LTM files
in the SYS$SPECIFIC:[DECSERVER] directory.
******************************************************************
%VMSINSTAL-I-SYSDIR, This product creates system disk directory VMI$ROOT:[SYSTEST.LTM].
%CREATE-I-EXISTS, VMI$ROOT:[SYSTEST.LTM] already exists
Displaying DECmcc TSM Installation Information...
Adding TSM to DCL command tables...
Adding TSM to VMS help library...
Defining and setting OBJECT NML to PROXY BOTH ALIAS OUTGOING ENABLED
After the installation use AUTHORIZE to create proxy accounts for
all the TSM users (if you have not done so already).
Following the copying of the files, the DECmcc EMS startup
command procedure(s) will be invoked.
To automatically set up DECmcc EMS on your system,
edit your local system start-up command procedure
SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_V5.COM
so that it invokes the following startup procedure(s)
If DECmcc BMS has been installed, please make sure its
startup procedure is first. Add:
@SYS$STARTUP:MCC_STARTUP_BMS.COM
@SYS$STARTUP:MCC_TCPIP_DA_FM_STARTUP.COM
@SYS$STARTUP:MCC_STARTUP_ELM_AM.COM
@SYS$STARTUP:MCC_STARTUP_ELM_FM.COM
@SYS$STARTUP:MCC_TS_AM_STARTUP.COM
@SYS$COMMON:[DECSERVER]LTM$SETUP.COM
@SYS$STARTUP:ENIM$HOST_STARTUP.COM
- There is no TSM startup file.
after the statement that invokes the DECnet start-up
command file (STARTNET.COM).
NOTE: If you have previously installed the DECmcc DIRECTOR
on this system, you should REMOVE the line:
@SYS$STARTUP:MCC_STARTUP_DIR.COM
from your SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_V5.COM procedure.
Following the DECmcc EMS start-up the DECmcc EMS
IVP command procedure(s) will be invoked.
%VMSINSTAL-I-MOVEFILES, Files will now be moved to their target directories...
Beginning DECmcc EMS V2.3 Post Installation Procedure ...
Beginning DECmcc BMS Post Installation Procedure ...
Deleting obsolete DECmcc verbs...
The MCC_STARTUP_BMS startup procedure for DECmcc V1.3.0 is now running.
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
%SYSTEM-E-SHRIDMISMAT, ident mismatch with shareable image
%SYSTEM-E-SHRIDMISMAT, ident mismatch with shareable image
%MCC-E-NOTFOUND, unsupported combination of verb, entity, partition
%MCC-E-NOTFOUND, unsupported combination of verb, entity, partition
The MCC_STARTUP_BMS startup procedure for DECmcc V1.3.0 is now ending.
Completing DECmcc BMS Post Installation Procedure ...
Beginning DECmcc TCPIP DA FM Post Installation Procedure ...
Startup procedure for DECmcc TCP/IP DA FM running.
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
Startup procedure for DECmcc TCP/IP DA FM ending.
Completing DECmcc TCPIP DA FM Post Installation Procedure ...
Beginning DECmcc ELM AM Post Installation Procedure ...
The MCC_STARTUP_ELM_AM startup procedure for DECmcc V1.2 is now running.
Note: The DECmcc Director or BMS Startup procecures
should be run prior to executing this procedure.
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
%SYSTEM-E-SHRIDMISMAT, ident mismatch with shareable image
%MCC-I-ENRDUPLENTRY, enrollment successful; duplicate entries found and replaced
%MCC-E-NOTFOUND, unsupported combination of verb, entity, partition
%MCC-E-NOTFOUND, unsupported combination of verb, entity, partition
The MCC_STARTUP_ELM_AM startup procedure for DECmcc V1.2 is now ending.
Completing DECmcc ELM AM Post Installation Procedure ...
Beginning DECmcc ELM FM Post Installation Procedure ...
The MCC_STARTUP_ELM_FM startup procedure for DECmcc V1.2 is now running.
Note: The DECmcc Director or BMS Startup procecures
should be run prior to executing this procedure.
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
%SYSTEM-E-SHRIDMISMAT, ident mismatch with shareable image
The MCC_STARTUP_ELM_FM startup procedure for DECmcc V1.2 is now ending.
Completing DECmcc ELM FM Post Installation Procedure ...
Beginning DECmcc TSAM Post Installation Procedure ...
The startup procedure for the DECmcc Terminal Server
Access Module V1.0.0 is now running.
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
MCC 0 TERMSERVER_AM
AT 16-MAR-1993 19:58:14
Normal operation has begun.
The startup procedure for the DECmcc Terminal Server
Access Module V1.0.0 is now ending.
Completing DECmcc TSAM Post Installation Procedure ...
Beginning DECmcc ETHERnim Post Installation Procedure ...
Completing DECmcc ETHERnim Post Installation Procedure ...
Beginning DECmcc LTM Post Installation Procedure ...
LAN Traffic Monitor V1.2.0 initialization procedure
Completing DECmcc LTM Post Installation Procedure ...
Beginning TSM V1.6 Post Installation Procedure ...
Completing TSM V1.6 Post Installation Procedure ...
Completing DECmcc EMS V2.3 Post Installation Procedure ...
Beginning DECmcc EMS V2.3 Installation Verification Procedure ...
Beginning DECmcc BMS Installation Verification Procedure ...
The IVP for DECmcc BMS will now be run.
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
MCC 0
AT 16-MAR-1993 19:58:35
Test Successful
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
MCC 0 FCL
AT 16-MAR-1993 19:58:49
Test Successful
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
MCC 0 REGISTRATION_FM
AT 16-MAR-1993 19:59:03
Test Successful
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
MCC 0 DNA4_AM
AT 16-MAR-1993 19:59:21
Test Successful
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
MCC 0 DNA5_AM
AT 16-MAR-1993 19:59:37
Test Successful.
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
DECmcc (V1.3.0)
%MCC-E-NOTFOUND, unsupported combination of verb, entity, partition
%MCC-E-NOTFOUND, unsupported combination of verb, entity, partition
The following command failed.
"MANAGE/ENTERPRISE TEST MCC 0 ICONICMAP, TO FILE = MCCBMS$OUT.TXT"
DECmcc BMS V1.3.0 Installation Failed
%MCC-F-FAILED, fatal DECmcc error
*********************************************************
Fatal DECmcc BMS V1.3.0 event occurred during installation
*********************************************************
*********************************************************
Fatal DECmcc EMS V2.3 event occurred during installation
*********************************************************
%VMSINSTAL-E-IVPFAIL, The IVP for MCCEMS V2.3 has failed.
VMSINSTAL procedure done at 20:00
$ SHOW DISP
%SYSTEM-W-NOSUCHDEV, no such device available
-SHOW-W-OPENIN, error opening DECW$DISPLAY as input
$ SET DISPLAY/CREATE/NODE=NYWS07/TRANSPORT=LOCAL
$ MANAGE/ENTER/INTER=DECW
\
%MCC-E-WRONG_CMA, Current version of CMA is incompatible with DECmcc
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000CF32B 000CF32B
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 152 00000011 0000598D
0000594A 0000594A
\
%LIB-E-ACTIMAGE, error activating image NYWS07$DKB0:[SYS0.SYSCOMMON.][SYSLIB]DECW$XLIBSHR.EXE
-SYSTEM-F-SHRIDMISMAT, ident mismatch with shareable image
%TRACE-E-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
module name routine name line rel PC abs PC
000527AE 000527AE
000D3996 000D3996
000D38E3 000D38E3
MCC_MAIN main 7762 00000230 000020DC
0000596F 0000596F
MCC_KERNEL_INIT MCC_KERNEL_INITIALIZE 163 00000027 000059A3
0000594A 0000594A
%MCC-E-FINDUSYM, failure finding universal symbol !AS in shareable image !AS
$ SHOW DEF
SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSMGR]
= SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSMGR]
= SYS$COMMON:[SYSMGR]
$ analyze/image sys$share:cma$open_rtl.exe/header/output=cma$open_rtl.ana
%ANALYZE-I-ERRORS, SYS$COMMON:[SYSLIB]CMA$OPEN_RTL.EXE;1 0 errors
$ TYPE/P cma$open_rtl.ana
<
[1;1f[J
7[1;33r8
Analyze Image 16-MAR-1993 20:02:31.95 Page 1
SYS$COMMON:[SYSLIB]CMA$OPEN_RTL.EXE;1
IMAGE HEADER
Fixed Header Information
image format major id: 02, minor id: 05
header block count: 1
image type: shareable (IHD$K_LIM)
global section major id: %X'04', minor id: %X'000002'
match control: ISD$K_MATLEQ
I/O channel count: default
I/O page count: default
linker flags:
(0) IHD$V_LNKDEBUG 0
(1) IHD$V_LNKNOTFR 1
(2) IHD$V_NOP0BUFS 0
(3) IHD$V_PICIMG 1
(4) IHD$V_P0IMAGE 0
(5) IHD$V_DBGDMT 1
(6) IHD$V_INISHR 0
(7) IHD$V_IHSLONG 1
Image Activation Information
first transfer address: %X'00000000'
second transfer address: %X'00000000'
third transfer address: %X'00000000'
Global Symbol Table & Debug Symbol Table Information
[7m[35;29fPress RETURN to continue[0m
[35;29f[K
[33;1f
debug symbol table VBN: 0, block count: 0
global symbol table VBN: 12, record count: 17
debug module/psect table VBN: 0, byte count: 0
Image Identification Information
image name: "CMA$OPEN_RTL"
image file identification: "CMA V2.10-030"
link date/time: 27-JUN-1992 01:36:12.03
linker identification: "05-09"
Patch Information
There are no patches at this time.
Image Section Descriptors (ISD)
1) image section descriptor (16 bytes)
page count: 7
base virtual address: %X'00000000' (P0 space)
page fault cluster size: default
ISD flags:
(0) ISD$V_GBL 0
(1) ISD$V_CRF 1
(2) ISD$V_DZRO 0
(3) ISD$V_WRT 1
Analyze Image 16-MAR-1993 20:02:32.00 Page 2
SYS$COMMON:[SYSLIB]CMA$OPEN_RTL.EXE;1
$ analy/image sys$system:CXX$COMPILER.EXE
Analyze Image 16-MAR-1993 20:11:31.51 Page 1
SYS$COMMON:[SYSEXE]CXX$COMPILER.EXE;1
IMAGE HEADER
Fixed Header Information
image format major id: 02, minor id: 05
header block count: 1
image type: executable (IHD$K_EXE)
I/O channel count: default
I/O page count: default
linker flags:
(0) IHD$V_LNKDEBUG 0
(1) IHD$V_LNKNOTFR 0
(2) IHD$V_NOP0BUFS 0
(3) IHD$V_PICIMG 1
(4) IHD$V_P0IMAGE 0
(5) IHD$V_DBGDMT 1
(6) IHD$V_INISHR 0
(7) IHD$V_IHSLONG 1
Image Activation Information
first transfer address: %X'0001E7A4'
second transfer address: %X'00000000'
third transfer address: %X'00000000'
Global Symbol Table & Debug Symbol Table Information
debug symbol table VBN: 0, block count: 0
global symbol table VBN: 0, record count: 0
debug module/psect table VBN: 0, byte count: 0
Image Identification Information
image name: "CXX$COMPILER"
image file identification: "V1.1-001"
link date/time: 22-SEP-1992 21:07:35.75
linker identification: "05-09"
Patch Information
There are no patches at this time.
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