Checking The Installation On The Linux Os - Silicon Graphics InfiniteStorage 4000 Series System Upgrade Manual

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14. Install the RDAC package.
a.
While in the /opt/StorageManager directory, type this command at
the prompt, and press Enter. In this command, <rdac-Package-name>
is the name of the RDAC package.
tar -xvf <rdac-Package-name>.tar
The source files uncompress into the linuxrdac directory (2.4 kernel) or
the linuxrdac-09.01.Bx.xx directory (2.6 kernel).
b.
To change to the directory where the RDAC source is located, type the
command for your version of the kernel, and press Enter.
2.4 kernel:
cd linuxrdac
2.6 kernel:
cd linuxrdac-09.01.Bx.xx
c.
To clean the directory, type this command, and press Enter.
make clean
d.
To compile the modules, type this command, and press Enter:
make
e.
To install RDAC, type this command, and press Enter.
make install
f.
After the make install process has completed, modify your bootloader
configuration file. For more information about how to modify the bootloader
configuration file, refer to the output from the make install command
for Linux RDAC.
g.
Read the readme.txt file in the linuxrdac directory to complete the
RDAC installation process.
NOTE For further details about installing RDAC, refer to the Failover Drivers User
Guide.
After you have completed installing the software packages, make sure that they
installed successfully.
1.
At the prompt, type this command, and press Enter:
rpm | grep SM*

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