Dell Brocade Adapters Troubleshooting Manual page 163

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Message
Please free up at least 50MB in the /opt directory and
try the installation again.
Please note that your system is Windows 2003 x86
Service Pack 1.
There is no brocade adapter driver available for
Windows 2003Service Pack 1.
Please get Service Pack 2 from:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?Fa
milyID=95ac1610-c232-4644-b828-c55eec605d55&d
isplaylang=en
Please note that your system is Windows 2003 x64
Service Pack 1.
There is no brocade adapter driver available for
Windows 2003Service Pack 1.
Please get Service Pack 2 from:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?Fa
milyID=95ac1610-c232-4644-b828-c55eec605d55&d
isplaylang=en
ReStart Message For Solaris
SUCCESSFUL installation of Driver may require System
ReStart Message For Linux
Please reboot your system for the new driver to get
loaded.
ReStart Message For Solaris
SUCCESSFUL uninstallation of driver may require
System
ReStart Message For Linux
SUCCESSFUL uninstallation of driver may require
System
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.
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Brocade Adapter Software Installer messages (continued)
HCM and Installer Message Reference
Cause
Occurs when the space in
the /opt directory is less
than 50MB.
Occurs when you install
the driver on a Windows
2003 x86 SP1 system.
Occurs when you install
the driver on a Windows
2003 x64 SP1 system.
Occurs in all Solaris
systems when the driver
is installed successfully.
Occurs when the driver is
installed successfully on
Linux systems.
Occurs for Solaris
systems when the driver
is successfully removed.
Occurs on Linux systems
when the driver is
successfully removed.
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".
B
Corrective Action or Notes
Free at least 50MB and
then proceed with
installation.
Upgrade SP1 to SP2, and
then try installing the
driver.
Upgrade SP1 to SP2, and
then try installing the
driver.
Restart the system to
complete installation.
Restart the system to
complete installation.
Restart the system to
complete removal.
Restart the system to
complete removal.
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.
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