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Initializing an Existing System (I-Boot)<br />

• If you are migrating a Dorado 400 system, DDP PPC 7R3A requires the following<br />

configuration changes to run on a Dorado 400 system with CPComm<strong>OS</strong>2R2:<br />

The CPMODE keyword in the <strong>OS</strong>ITSU <strong>and</strong> TASTSU records of the DDP-PPC<br />

configuration file must be set to CMSA (CPMODE=CMSA).<br />

• For <strong>ClearPath</strong> <strong>OS</strong> <strong>2200</strong> <strong>Release</strong> <strong>13.2</strong> platform installation, the products on tapes<br />

CP13, CP14, or CP16 are usually customized prior to installation. The products<br />

on these package tapes can be installed after the platform is established.<br />

8. Install, configure, <strong>and</strong> boot OPE. Then take one of the following steps:<br />

• If you plan to customize the Exec, TIPUTIL, DPS, <strong>and</strong> MCB, continue with step 9<br />

of this installation sequence.<br />

• If you do not plan to customize the Exec, TIPUTIL, DPS, <strong>and</strong> MCB, go to step 14.<br />

You can use the CP-OE2 tape to install DPS, TIPUTIL, <strong>and</strong> MCB in default mode.<br />

9. Prepare the <strong>ClearPath</strong> <strong>OS</strong> <strong>2200</strong> <strong>Release</strong> <strong>13.2</strong> versions of these library files:<br />

MCODE$, LIB$, RUN$, RLIB$, <strong>and</strong> PRINTER$. All five files are required for system<br />

generation, regardless of system type. Either copy the files from the release master<br />

tape to another tape or catalog five mass storage files <strong>and</strong> copy the library files into<br />

them (one library file per mass storage file). Refer to the Exec System <strong>Software</strong><br />

Installation <strong>and</strong> Configuration Guide for the specific runstreams to use.<br />

Notes:<br />

• You can use the P<strong>OS</strong>TOEXMSTR utility to position the package tape to the first<br />

file of the Exec <strong>Release</strong> Master files.<br />

• The MCODE$ file is empty. This file is still needed, however.<br />

• The Exec level 48.0 base symbolic tape has three files: Utility, Base Symbolics,<br />

<strong>and</strong> the last 47-level PCF file. The PCF file on the base symbolic tape is needed<br />

to upgrade 47-level local code. The file name EXEC48 PCF47*PCF$.<br />

distinguishes the 48R1 PCF file from the 47-level PCF file.<br />

10. Install the separately packaged Exec features that your site has ordered from the<br />

CP-SPF tape. See Appendix C for a listing of the Exec features on the CP-SPF tape.<br />

11. Generate Exec level 48R8A (<strong>ClearPath</strong> <strong>OS</strong> <strong>2200</strong> <strong>Release</strong> <strong>13.2</strong>). During system<br />

generation, all SGS configuration labels found in the CO$CONFIG element are<br />

compared to a list of valid configuration SGSs. See 4.2 for a listing of any obsolete<br />

SGS configuration labels that should be removed.<br />

If an invalid SGS is detected, the following error occurs <strong>and</strong> the system generation<br />

stops:<br />

ERROR - CO$CONFIG SGS LABEL name<br />

IS NOT VALID BECAUSE IT IS MISSPELLED, IS OBSOLETE, OR<br />

HAS AN IMBEDDED SEMICOLON. VERIFY THE SPELLING, REMOVE<br />

THE OBSOLETE SGS(S), OR CORRECT THE IMBEDDED SEMICOLON!<br />

7–30 7831 0349–043

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