You need to swlist the alternate root that you swinstalled to like:
swlist -r /whatever
# swlist -? 2>&1|grep alternate
-r target selections are alternate root directories
This is a discussion on Swlisting software - HP UX ; A few months ago I have installed gcc ( from the depot file from HPUX, using swinstall) in a custom target selection (i.e. instead of puting it in "/usr/local/..." i've put it in "/whatever/.../usr/local/.." because the /usr partition didn't have ...
A few months ago I have installed gcc ( from the depot file from HPUX,
using swinstall) in a custom target selection (i.e. instead of puting
it in "/usr/local/..." i've put it in "/whatever/.../usr/local/.."
because the /usr partition didn't have enough space).
I have noticed now that when I give the swlist command, gcc doesn't
apear in the software listing. It is installed, i can compile & play
with it, but swlist apparently doesn't know about it.
Is it a way to make swlist list the software that is not installed in
the default target selection? The swlist manual didn't give me any
clue.
Thanks,
Bogdan Tudor
You need to swlist the alternate root that you swinstalled to like:
swlist -r /whatever
# swlist -? 2>&1|grep alternate
-r target selections are alternate root directories