ClearPath OS 2200 Series Release 13.2 Software Planning and ...

Installing from Package Tapes
8. Generate Exec level 48R8A (ClearPath OS 2200 Release 13.2). During system
generation, all SGS configuration labels in the CO$CONFIG element are compared to
a list of valid configuration SGSs. See 4.2 for a listing of any obsolete SGS
configuration labels that should be removed.
If an invalid SGS is detected, the following error occurs and the system generation
stops:
ERROR - CO$CONFIG SGS LABEL name
IS NOT VALID BECAUSE IT IS MISSPELLED, IS OBSOLETE, OR
HAS AN IMBEDDED SEMICOLON. VERIFY THE SPELLING, REMOVE
THE OBSOLETE SGS(S), OR CORRECT THE IMBEDDED SEMICOLON!
See 4.2.1 for more information about generating boot tapes for the correct system
type.
9. If your site requires a customized TIPUTIL, build the level of TIPUTIL that
corresponds to the target Exec level using the CP-TRN tape.
Notes:
• TIPUTIL generations require the RLIB$ file which corresponds to the target Exec
level. If you generate your TIPUTIL on the target Exec level, it will include the
correct RLIB$ file. To prebuild your TIPUTIL system on your current system
before migration to the target Exec level, use the RLIB$ SGS to specify the
location of the target Exec’s RLIB$ file. For details on using the RLIB$ SGS, see
Configuring TIP in the Exec System Software Installation and Configuration
Guide.
• TIPUTIL requires ASCII FORTRAN Compiler (FTN) and C Compiler (UC) to build.
ASCII FORTRAN Compiler is delivered with the CSW20-BLD style. See 3.9 for
more information. C Compiler is part of the IOE.
10. Boot the Exec. When you boot the system, you are loading the Exec into the system
from the boot tape and then initializing the system.
Unisys recommends that all sites use jump key 4 to reload libraries.
For additional information on booting the Exec, refer to the Exec System Software
Installation and Configuration Guide.
11. Install DAP from tape CP02, FLIT from tape CP07, and DMPLIB from the tape CP05.
Note: EXEC dumps taken on any level should always be processed with the levels
of DAP and DMPLIB corresponding to that release. Older levels of DAP and DMPLIB
may not recognize changes made in newer EXEC levels.
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