Brocade Communications Systems CNA 1010 Troubleshooting Manual page 135

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Message
No matching binary rpm found
Do you want to install noarch rpm?
Note:
- noarch rpm is not recommended for RHEL/SLES.
- noarch rpm requires kernel devel/source rpm and
GCC.
System dependencies not available.
GCC and Kernel rpms are required for installing Storage
and Network Driver and HCM and Storage and Network
Driver.
Variable
"LOAD_UNSUPPORTED_MODULES_AUTOMATICALLY" in
/etc/sysconfig/hardware/config file is set to "no",
please change it to "yes" before continuing installation
otherwise the driver module will not be loaded.
System dependencies not available.
GCC and Kernel rpms are required for installing Storage
and Network Driver and HCM and Storage and Network
Driver.
Variable "allow_unsupported_modules" in
/etc/modprobe.d/unsupported-modules file is set to
"0", please change it to "1" before continuing
installation otherwise the driver module will not be
loaded.
System dependencies not available.
GCC and Kernel rpms are required for installing Storage
and Network Driver and HCM and Storage and Network
Driver.
Default module loading setting
Variable
"LOAD_UNSUPPORTED_MODULES_AUTOMATICALLY" in
/etc/sysconfig/hardware/config file is set to "no",
please change it to "yes" before continuing installation
otherwise the driver module will not be loaded.
File backup
Successfully backed up
<brcd_initrd_backup_filename> in /boot.
File backup
There is a back up file <brcd_initrd_backup_filename>
already available in /boot. Do you want to overwrite?
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Brocade Adapter Software Installer messages (continued)
HCM and Installer Message Reference
Cause
Occurs when a matching
binary rpm is not found.
Occurs when you install a
drivers on a Linux system
that does not contain GCC
and Kernel rpm and when
the variable
"LOAD_UNSUPPORTED_M
ODULES_AUTOMATICALLY
" in
/etc/sysconfig/hardware/
config file is set to "no".
Occurs when you install
drivers on a Linux system
that does not contain the
GCC and kernel rpm and
when the variable
"allow_unsupported_mod
ules" in
/etc/modprobe.d/unsupp
orted-modules file is set
to "0"
Occurs when you install
drivers on Linux systems
that do not contain the
GCC and Kernel rpm.
Occurs when the variable
"LOAD_UNSUPPORTED_M
ODULES_AUTOMATICALLY
" in the
/etc/sysconfig/hardware/
config file is set to "no".
Occurs when Initrd file is
backedup successfully in
/boot.
Occurs when a backup file
named
<brcd_initrd_backup_file
name> is already
available in /boot
B
Corrective Action or Notes
Click Yes to proceed with
the installation using the
noarch rpm or click No to
stop installation.
Change the "No" in
variable
"LOAD_UNSUPPORTED_M
ODULES_AUTOMATICALLY"
present in
/etc/sysconfig/hardware/
config file to "Yes."
Load the GCC and Kernel
rpms onto the system and
install the drivers.
Change the "0" in variable
"allow_unsupported_mod
ules" present in
/etc/modprobe.d/unsupp
orted-modules file to "1."
Load the GCC and Kernel
rpms on the system, and
install the drivers.
Load the GCC and kernel
rpms on the system and
then install the drivers.
Change the "No" to "Yes"
in variable
"LOAD_UNSUPPORTED_M
ODULES_AUTOMATICALLY"
in
/etc/sysconfig/hardware/
config file then continue
installation.
No action required.
When user wish to
overwrite the existing
backup file press "Yes"
else "No"
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