OBSOLETE Patch-ID# 120435-01 NOTE: *********************************************************************** READ THE TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT ("AGREEMENT") IN THE LEGAL_LICENSE.TXT FILE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS SOFTWARE. BY USING THE SOFTWARE, YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ALL OF THE TERMS, PROMPTLY DESTROY THE UNUSED SOFTWARE. *********************************************************************** Keywords: suse linux Synopsis: Obsoleted by: 120435-02 N1 Grid Engine 6.0: maintenance patch Date: Jul/18/2005 Install Requirements: Additional instructions may be listed below Solaris Release: SunOS Release: Unbundled Product: N1 Grid Engine Unbundled Release: 6.0 Xref: See patch matrix below Topic: Relevant Architectures: linux x86 BugId's fixed with this patch: 6281042 Changes incorporated in this version: 6281042 Patches accumulated and obsoleted by this patch: Patches which conflict with this patch: Patches required with this patch: Obsoleted by: Files included with this patch: /gemm-2.2-166.mapp Problem Description: 6281042 GEMM needs to support SuSE 9.2 Patch Installation Instructions: -------------------------------- tar.gz Patch Installation: -------------------------- See the patch installation instructions below before installing this patch! Patches in 'tar.gz' format cannot be installed with 'patchadd' on Solaris systems. The patch is installed by unpacking the 'tar.gz' file(s) in this directory in . is usually your directory. The installation of this patch later is not visible with the "showrev -p" command on Solaris. This patch cannot be backed out. You may want to make a backup copy of the files before installing this patch since the files will be overwritten. Please read "Install Instructions" later in this file and carry out all steps before you unpack the 'tar.gz' file(s) included in this patch. This patch in 'tar.gz' format should not be installed if the original package has been installed with 'pkgadd' on Solaris. If the original installation used packages ('pkgadd') utility, install the available patches for N1 Grid Engine 6; refer to the patch matrix below. The patch is installed by user root by unpacking the file(s) in the directory where the original package has been installed: # cd # gzip -dc / | tar xvpf - After installing the patch, you should correct the file permissions if your Sun Grid Engine installation is installed as an "admin user" system: # cd # util/setfileperm.sh Patch requirements and patch matrix for N1 Grid Engine 6 packages ----------------------------------------------------------------- The patches below update a N1 Grid Engine 6 distribution to N1 Grid Engine 6 Update 5 (N1GE 6.0u5). The "-help" output of most commands will print a version string "N1GE 6.0u5" after applying the patch. All packages of a N1 Grid Engine 6 distribution must have the same patch level (exception for ARCo - see requirements for ARCo in the ARCo patches README's). Please refer to the patch matrix below which updates the distribution to most recent patch level. It is not supported and possible to mix different patch levels of binaries and the "common" package in a single N1 Grid Engine cluster. 1. Patches for packages in Sun pkgadd format -------------------------------------------- Package name* OS* Architecture* Patch-Id ----------------------------------------------------------------- SUNWsgee Solaris, Sparc, 32bit sol-sparc 118094-05 SUNWsgeex Solaris, Sparc, 64bit sol-sparc64 118130-05 SUNWsgeex Solaris x86 sol-x86 118131-05 SUNWsgeeax Solaris, x64 (AMD64) sol-amd64 120438-01 SUNWsgeec all common 118132-05 SUNWsgeea all arco 118133-04 SUNWsgeed all doc 119846-02 *Package Name = see pkginfo(1) *OS = Operating system *Architecture = N1 Grid Engine binary architecture string or "common" = architecture independent packages "arco" = Accounting and Reporting console "doc" = PDF documentation "gemm" = Grid Engine Management Module for Sun Control Station (SCS) (tar.gz only) 2. Patches for packages in tar.gz format ---------------------------------------- OS* Architecture Patch-Id ----------------------------------------------------- Solaris, Sparc, 32bit sol-sparc 118082-05 Solaris, Sparc, 64bit sol-sparc64 118083-05 Solaris, x86 sol-x86 118084-05 Solaris, x64 (AMD64) sol-amd64 120439-01 Linux kernel2.4/2.6, x86 lx24-x86 118085-05 Linux kernel2.4/2.6, AMD64 lx24-amd64 118086-05 IBM AIX 4.3 aix43 118087-05 IBM AIX 5.1 aix51 118088-05 Apple MAC OS/X darwin 118089-05 HP HP-UX 11 hp11 118090-05 SGI Irix 6.5 irix65 118091-05 Microsoft Windows win32-x86 120434-01 all common 118092-05 all arco 118093-04 all doc 119861-02 Solaris, Linux gemm 120435-01 Special Install Instructions: ----------------------------- GEMM patches in 'tar.gz' format cannot be installed directly. The .mapp file is obtained by unpacking the 'tar.gz' file(s) in a directory like /tmp on the SCS server machine. To install GEMM from the UI, do the following. First, remove the old GEMM module using the Administration->Module menu. After that is completed, install the new module from the /tmp directory via the Add Module option from the same menu. Clicking on the button labeled "Install on all eligible host(s)" automatically installs GEMM on those hosts. To install GEMM from the command line, do the following. First, uninstall the old module. To do that, first obtain the application id of GEMM. To do that type the following in the /scs/sbin directory: # perl moduleMgr.pl -l The id is the number in the first column near gemm. Remove then the old GEMM module as follows: # perl moduleMgr.pl -u Then install the new GEMM module as follows: # perl moduleMgr.pl -i /tmp/ New Functionality Delivered With This Patch ------------------------------------------- This patch of GEMM adds support for the following OSes: SuSE Linux 9.2 and SuSE Linux Enterprise 9.0 . README -- Last modified date: Wednesday, December 7, 2005