Files In /Opt/Acc/Sys; Files In /Opt/Acc/<Card-Type; Files In /Var/Opt/Acc/Log And /Var/Opt/Acc/Dmp - HP 9000 Installation And Configuration Manual

Protocol Configuration
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If an application program also makes use of the zmlog utility for logging
its messages, its text file should also be placed in this directory.

Files in /opt/acc/sys

This directory contains all relocatable (zrel) files related to the ACC mux
kernel software for the various ACC interface cards. These files must be
in this directory, and they should not be altered.
Files in /opt/acc/<card-type>/
The directories /opt/acc/<card-type> contain the zabs, zlnk, and zmap
files specific to the type of card as indicated by the directory name. The
valid directory names are:
• /opt/acc/z7340a/
The ACC base product ships the files loopback.zabs, loopback.zlnk, and
loopback.zmap in these directories. A description of each file follows.
The loopback.zabs file is created when the zlink utility is run on the
/opt/acc/<card-type>/loopback.zlnk file. This file is the downloadable
firmware file which contains just the loopback protocol, and is the file
that is referred to in the ttgen configuration file. The what utility can be
used to identify what protocols are contained in this file.
When new protocol accessory products are installed on the system, new
.zlnk files can be created to include these protocols.
The loopback.zlnk file is provided with the ACC product. It includes
just the testprot.zrel loopback and monitor.zrel monitor protocols.
This file can be used as a template .zlnk file. When new protocol module
products are installed, a new .zlnk file should be created.
The loopback.zmap file is created as a result of running the zlink
utility on /opt/acc/<card-type>/loopback.zlnk. This file provides
revision information about the core system relocatable files and protocol
relocatable files which were linked together to produce a downloadable
file.

Files in /var/opt/acc/log and /var/opt/acc/dmp

The /var/opt/acc/log directory is created during the installation
process.
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