Sun Microsystems 2.0 User Manual
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Installing SunFastEthernet Adapter 2.1 Software On Solaris 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 Systems
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Note – The install script assumes you have assigned the host name for the
SunFastEthernet interface. For example, if you want to call the SunFastEthernet
system5, then system5 should exist in the
/etc/hosts
file or NIS hosts maps
(if you are running NIS), otherwise the script exits, and you will have to restart
cdm
again.
The script will then query:
11. The default is
n
. If you want to change the official host name, respond by
entering
y
.
Once the host name is changed or the default
n
is selected, you will see the
following display:
12. The script will then query:
Do you wish to continue with this
script (y/n) [y]:
Enter
y
to continue. The script will query:
The current official hostname is: (current official hostname)
Do you wish to change the official hostname? (y|n) [n]:
This script is designed to continue the
SunFastEthernet installation by:
Creating a System Config File based on a source Config File
Changing protections on various files
Running sys_install
Modifying the system config file
Configuring and building the new kernel
Setting up the new Kernel image for booting
FOLLOW THE STEPS IN THE MANUAL *PRIOR* TO REBOOTING!
Please be sure to create /etc/hostname.hme
prior to rebooting.
Then you must halt the system and reboot using the new kernel.
Source System Config File [GENERIC]: