This update release, OTP P1H, contains a fix for the erl_call problems in OTP P1G.
Rev.A:Kenneth Lundin 1996-05-31
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Rev.B:Lars Thorsén 1996-06-04
Rev.C:Kenneth Lundin 1996-06-14
Rev.D:Kenneth Lundin 1996-08-28
Rev.E:Lars Thorsén 1996-09-12
Rev.F:Kenneth Lundin 1996-09-13
Rev.G:Morgan Ericsson 1996-10-08
Rev.H:Kenneth Lundin 1996-10-14
Rev.I:Morgan Eriksson 1996-10-23
A complete browseable document survey is available at the OTP WWW-server http://otp.ericsson.se and can also be found in the release at $OTP_ROOT/doc/all.html when the release file is un-tar:ed at $OTP_ROOT.
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The release is delivered as a compressed tar-file otp_APN18101_P1H.<target>.tar.Z, where <target> is substituted with sunos4 or sunos5.
Then the following steps shall be performed at installation time:
Create a new directory $OTP_INSTALL_DIR where OTP can be installed.
mkdir $OTP_INSTALL_DIR
cd $OTP_INSTALL_DIR
uncompress $XXX/otp_APN18101_P1H.
Run the OTP installscript and answer the questions.
./Install $OTP_INSTALL_DIR
The Install command will ask a number of questions during the installation. OBS! When installing on a system where DNS is not used you should answer NO on the question "WILL YOU USE DNS?"
Prepare the OTP man pages.
Update the erl_interface library with ranlib (sunos4 only).
mkdir man/cat1 man/cat3
./format_man_pages
cd $OTP_INSTALL_DIR/usr/lib
ranlib liberl_interface.a
Add $OTP_INSTALL_DIR/bin to the path variable and $OTP_INSTALL_DIR/man to the MANPATH variable.
Where $XXX denotes the path at which otp_APN18101_P1H.<target>.tar resides.
XNTP (Network Time Protocol) for use in an embedded system running Sunos5 is
delivered in this release. The XNTP resides in the tar-file xntp_CXC_13846_P1A.sunos5.tar.Z and can be fetched with Netscape from the same place as the other OTP deliverables.
Create a new directory $XNTP_DIR where the XNTP distribution can be loaded.
Read the README-file which is included, below follows information which
is partly the same as can be found at the end of the README file. Note, the xntp3.5a.export subdirectory is not needed for installation.
Create a suitable configuration file based on the samples in the
'config' directory, and copy it to /etc/ntp.conf. Create a directory for the binaries and copy them there: Note!, if you prefer another installation directory for the binaries, you have to edit one line in the "Run Commands" script xntp (located in the init directory):
Install the "Run Commands" script: Modify the /etc/system file (you probably want to save the original):
Where $XXX denotes the path at which xntp_CXC13846_P1A.sunos5.tar.Z resides.
mkdir $XNTP_DIR
cd $XNTP_DIR
uncompress $XXX/xntp_CXC_13846_P1A.sunos5.tar.Z
tar xvf $XXX/xntp_CXC_13846_P1A.sunos5.tar.Z
mkdir -p /opt/xntp/bin
cp bin/* /opt/xntp/bin
BINDIR=
cp init/xntp /etc/init.d/xntp
ln /etc/init.d/xntp /etc/rc0.d/K57xntp
ln /etc/init.d/xntp /etc/rc1.d/K57xntp
ln /etc/init.d/xntp /etc/rc2.d/S78xntp
cat init/system >> /etc/system
To make it possible to browse Framemaker documents through Netscape the files .mime.types and .mailcap should be modified (see below). The modifications can be made as systems defaults if they are placed in e.g /usr/local/lib/netscape (see Netscape Handbook for details) or as personal defaults if placed in the users $HOME directory.
.mime.types
application/x-maker fm
.mailcap
application/x-maker; fmclient -f %s
In the manual-page for module code, the returned value of the function
which is described to be String but in reality it is an Atom (for compatibility
reasons). In the next release the return type will however be String as it says
in the manual-page. On SunOS4.x platforms, the format_man_pages script (executed as a part of installation) will cause following error messages for missing manual sections:
These messages should be ignored.
opendir:man{2,4,5,6,7,8,l,n}: No such file or directory
Nothing to reference