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

Initializing an Existing System (I-Boot)
23. Install your remaining products.
Notes:
• Use the SOLAR PKGREG Key Package Summary Report produced when the key
tape was registered to determine which products remain.
• See Appendix C for the tape names of these products.
7.8. Initializing an Existing System (I-Boot)
System initialization is initiated when there are no files on fixed mass storage to be
saved. It is typically used in test scenarios, and with mass storage specifically reserved
for test purposes, or for setting up a new and previously unused environment. In very
infrequent cases, system initialization might be initiated to boot a system to an initialized
or clear state in preparation for reloading data that was lost due to a catastrophic event.
This subsection provides a procedure for installing your ClearPath OS 2200 Release 13.2
suite of products with an initial boot. With this sequence, you boot the system with the
supplied boot tape. You can use this environment for further system enhancements,
such as tailoring the OS 2200 operating system, TIP, and MCB.
In this procedure, you use fast-load and package tapes to install your products. Because
of the many product and feature interdependencies, do not randomly install ClearPath
OS 2200 Release 13.2 software. Although some flexibility is allowed, this recommended
installation order should be observed as closely as possible.
In this sequence, the following fast-load tapes are used: CP-FLD, CP-FLD400, CP-OE1A,
CP-OE1B, and CP-OE2 (see descriptions in 7.4).
Notes:
• Since every user database configuration can differ, it is strongly suggested that you
read the appropriate overview, planning, installation and configuration guides that
apply to your own environment. This installation suggests only the order the
products need to be installed.
• Once IOE products have been installed from the fast-load tape, they need not be
reinstalled from a package tape unless the site wishes to customize the installation.
• If you encounter any difficulties when following this installation sequence, contact
your Unisys Support Center.
Installation Sequence
Caution
Failure to read and apply the installation considerations described in 7.2 might
cause the following installation sequence to fail.
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