Title: | DECset |
Notice: | DECset V12.1 (see Notes 4.21 & 4.23) |
Moderator: | EDSDS6::TOWNSEND |
Created: | Tue Nov 12 1991 |
Last Modified: | Fri May 23 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 328 |
Total number of notes: | 1286 |
I just got a new OpenVMS Alpha machine. I tried to install DECSET 12.1 from the latest CDROM distribution. The savesets were from from 30-Apr-1996. The installation told me that I needed to install on a VAX. It also got a handful of DCL errors not being able to find certain error labels. Should the DECSET121.% savesets install on an Alpha machine? sigh. -John
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319.1 | EDSDS6::WANG | James - DECset Engineering | Mon Feb 24 1997 09:59 | 7 | |
What is the Volume Label on your CD-ROMS? For OpenVMS Alpha system, your DECSET 12.1 should be contained on the OpenVMS Alpha Software Product Library CD-ROMs. | |||||
319.2 | TLE::REAGAN | All of this chaos makes perfect sense | Mon Feb 24 1997 10:51 | 7 | |
Good catch. The way my system managers have their logicals pointing to our CDROM farm, I got confused and picked up the wrong kit. It is working if I don't use their logical search list to find the kit... -John | |||||
319.3 | TLE::REAGAN | All of this chaos makes perfect sense | Mon Feb 24 1997 11:07 | 11 | |
Much better. I found the right savesets :-) However, when I installed it, it failed near the end with insufficient global pages trying to run the startups. I thought that most of the products checked ahead of time for sufficient global pages, etc. and didn't just fail at the end. I'm not sure if the installation finished (ie, all the files are in the right places and I just need up increase my global pages, autogen, reboot, OR, if I need to reinstall after I increase my global pages...) -John | |||||
319.4 | EDSDS6::WANG | James - DECset Engineering | Mon Feb 24 1997 12:29 | 6 | |
You should increase your global pages first, then rerun the startup. There is no need to reinstall. BTW: Which product was failed during installation. -James |