Hi BL

> I have the hp-ux mission critial operating env CD. Does it obtain the
> serviceguard cluster software?
I am tempted write: "If it would contain the cluster your mission
wouldn't be critical..." But honestly: The Mission Critical OpEnv
contains MC serviceguard.

Florian

Uuups, now I am seeing in the other mail, that you want to install on a
C-Class. This is a workstation (700-Series). MC SG installs only on
Servers (800-Series). So it won't be displayed in swinstall, though it
is contained on the disk. I remember there was a trick to convince
swinstall to neglecct this fact, but I don't remember what it was.

Florian

Florian Anwander wrote:

> Hi BL
>
>> I have the hp-ux mission critial operating env CD. Does it obtain the
>> serviceguard cluster software?
>
> I am tempted write: "If it would contain the cluster your mission
> wouldn't be critical..." But honestly: The Mission Critical OpEnv
> contains MC serviceguard.
>
> Florian

Florian Anwander wrote:
> Uuups, now I am seeing in the other mail, that you want to install on a
> C-Class. This is a workstation (700-Series). MC SG installs only on
> Servers (800-Series). So it won't be displayed in swinstall, though it
> is contained on the disk. I remember there was a trick to convince
> swinstall to neglecct this fact, but I don't remember what it was.
>
> Florian
>
> Florian Anwander wrote:
>
>> Hi BL
>>
>>> I have the hp-ux mission critial operating env CD. Does it obtain the
>>> serviceguard cluster software?
>>
>>
>> I am tempted write: "If it would contain the cluster your mission
>> wouldn't be critical..." But honestly: The Mission Critical OpEnv
>> contains MC serviceguard.
>>
>> Florian
swinstall -x allow_incompatable=true will show everything. The problem
is most likely that you need to unlock it with a codeword. Look at the
//CD_TABLE_OF_CONTENTS file to see what is one the disk, if it
needs one, you wont even see it thru swinstall.