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HP LTFS Linear Tape File System user guide

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3 Mac OS X: Installation and configuration<br />

When using <strong>HP</strong> <strong>LTFS</strong> with <strong>HP</strong> LTO-5 tape drives, the following components are required:<br />

• A drive firmware revision that supports dual partitioning<br />

• The software package that contains the “run-time” executable<br />

• The MacFUSE kernel module<br />

NOTE: <strong>HP</strong> <strong>LTFS</strong> will check and tell you if your tape drive needs updating. <strong>HP</strong> L&TT should be<br />

used if a firmware update is required. It can be downloaded from http://www.hp.com/support/<br />

tapetools.<br />

Downloading and installing <strong>HP</strong> <strong>LTFS</strong> (precompiled binaries))<br />

1. Before starting to install and use <strong>LTFS</strong>, you must ensure that the MacFUSE module version<br />

2.0.3,2 is present and loaded.<br />

If the module is not present on your system, you must first obtain and install it. Details of how<br />

to do this are beyond the scope of this document; refer to http://code.google.com/p/macfuse/<br />

for further information.<br />

2. Determine whether you want to use precompiled binaries or build your own version of the <strong>HP</strong><br />

<strong>LTFS</strong> application.<br />

To build your own, download and unpack the file <strong>HP</strong><strong>LTFS</strong>_SOURCE.tar.gz then follow the<br />

instructions in ltfs-1.2.0/doc/BUILDING.macosx.<br />

IMPORTANT:<br />

Currently, <strong>HP</strong> only supports installations using the precompiled binaries.<br />

3. To use precompiled binaries, download the file <strong>HP</strong><strong>LTFS</strong>_BINARIES.dmg.<br />

4. This contains packages for both Leopard (10.5.8) and Snow Leopard (10.6, 32-bit kernel)<br />

configurations. Open the image by double-clicking on it in a Finder window and navigate to<br />

your OS version.<br />

5. Install the ICU package first by double-clicking on the file ICUFramework-4.0.1.pkg and<br />

following the instructions.<br />

6. Now install the <strong>LTFS</strong> package by double-clicking on the file <strong>Linear</strong><strong>Tape</strong><strong>File</strong><strong>System</strong>.pkg<br />

and following the instructions.<br />

7. <strong>HP</strong> <strong>LTFS</strong> is now installed. See Using <strong>HP</strong> <strong>LTFS</strong> for next steps.<br />

To uninstall <strong>LTFS</strong><br />

If at a later date you want to uninstall <strong>LTFS</strong> from your system, delete /usr/local/bin/*ltfs*<br />

and then delete the tree under /Library/Frameworks/<strong>LTFS</strong>.framework.<br />

To also delete the ICU package, delete the tree under/Library/Frameworks/ICU.framework.<br />

8 Mac OS X: Installation and configuration

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