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ABOUT THIS FILE

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

This INSTALL.HOW file pertains to HP Netstation Software release 7.1.

Please note that the functionality of HP Netstation Software 7.1 has not 
changed from the previous release known as HP ENWARE X Station Software 7.0.
Other than some minor patch updates, the major changes are:

- the name "HP Netstation Software" replaces "ENWARE X Station Software"
- the term "netstation" replaces "X station".

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

When installing HP Netstation Software 7.1, do the following:

1. Refer to the READ.ME file on the CD-ROM for any late-breaking
information.

2. Read the "HP Netstation Software 8.0 Installation Guide" that came with 
the CD-ROM.  If the installation guide is unavailable, use the information 
in this file.

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CD CONTENTS

The 7.1 CD-ROM contains the following files:

AIX.IMG;1      | aix.img       TAR image for AIX
GENERIC.IMG;1  | generic.img   TAR image for non-standard systems
HP10.IMG;1     | hp10.img      SD image for HP 700/800 with HP-UX 10.x
HP700.IMG;1    | hp700.img     Update image for HP 700/800 with HP-UX 9.x
INSTALL.GEN;1  | install.gen   Installation script for non-standard systems
INSTALL.HOW;1  | install.how   This file
INSTALL.SUN;1  | install.sun   Installation script for Solaris 1
READ.ME;1      | read.me       Important updates concerning this release
SOLARIS1.IMG;1 | solaris1.img  TAR Image for Solaris 1
SOLARIS2.IMG;1 | solaris2.img  Image for Solaris 2
TECHREF7.LJ;1  | techref7.lj   HP Netstation Software 7.1 Technical 
			       Reference, PCL
TECHREF7.PS;1  | techref7.ps   HP Netstation Software 7.1 Technical 
			       Reference, PostScript
TECHREF6.LJ;1  | techref6.lj   ENWARE 6.0 Technical Reference, PCL
TECHREF6.PS;1  | techref6.ps   ENWARE 6.0 Technical Reference, PostScript

The first version of the file name (uppercase, followed by ";1") applies to
HP-UX systems.  The second version (lowercase) applies to SunOS/Solaris
and IBM AIX systems.

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!! IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT THE HP NETSTATION SOFTWARE 7.1 INSTALLATION !!

1. Using Multiple Versions of HP Netstation Software:

   NOTE: the following instructions do not apply to IBM AIX systems. Consult
   your smit documentation for alternatives.

   By default, a new version of HP Netstation Software 7.1 replaces (and 
   overwrites) any existing ENWARE version.  If you want to keep the 
   old version in a separate directory, and run the new version and the old 
   version in parallel, do the following:

   a. Ensure you have sufficient disk space to maintain two full versions.
      Each additional version requires approximately 40 MB of disk space.  
      To save disk space, the following directories are shared between 
      versions:
      
          /usr/lib/X11/700X/fonts
          /usr/lib/X11/700X/etc
          /usr/lib/X11/700X/config
      
      For HP-UX 10.x systems, the following directories are shared:
      
          /opt/hpxt/enware/xthome/fonts
          /opt/hpxt/enware/xthome/etc
          /opt/hpxt/enware/xthome/config
      
      The files in these directories are rarely changed from version to
      version, and do not need to be updated every time the system is
      updated.

   b. Create or touch the /usr/lib/X11/700X/Multi_version file. For HP-UX
      10.x systems, /opt/hpxt/enware/xthome/Multi_version.
      
   c. Install HP Netstation Software.  When the HP Netstation Software 
      installation script detects the "Multi_version" file, it places all 
      new HP Netstation Software files in a separate directory.

   After the installation, all netstations will continue to use the previous
   version unless you explicitly switch them over individually, or upgrade
   the entire site.  To transfer individual netstations over to the current
   version of software, refer to the "HP Netstation Software 7.1 Technical 
   Reference".
   
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INSTALLING ON AN HP-UX 10.x SYSTEM

Note: If you plan to run a multi-version system, remember to touch the file:
"/opt/hpxt/enware/xthome/Multi_version" before you install.

1.  As superuser, log into the file server.

2.  If you want to remove a previous version of ENWARE software, type:

	swremove ENWARE

3.  Type:  cd /

4.  Create a mount point for the CD-ROM by typing:

	mkdir /cdrom
	
5.  Mount the CD by typing:

	/etc/mount -F cdfs -o ro /dev/dsk/"cdrom_device" /cdrom

6a. If you will NOT use multiple versions of HP Netstation Software, run 
    the following script:

	swinstall -s /cdrom/HP10.IMG\;1 ENWARE

6b. If you WILL use multiple versions of HP Netstation Software, run the 
    following script:
    
      swinstall -x allow_multiple_versions=true -s /cdrom/HP10.IMG\;1 ENWARE

    and then configure the new version as follows:
    
	swconfig -x allow_multiple_versions=true ENWARE,r=7.10

7.  When installation is finished, check the log file.

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INSTALLING ON AN HP-UX 9.x SYSTEM

Note: If you plan to run a multi-version system, remember to touch the file:
"/usr/lib/X11/700X/Multi_version" before you install.

1.  As superuser, log into the file server.

2.  Create a mount point for the CD-ROM by typing:

	mkdir /cdrom

3.  Mount the CD by typing:

	/etc/mount /dev/dsk/"cdrom_device" /cdrom -t cdfs -o ro

4.  Run the following script:

	/etc/update

5.  Select "Change Source or Destination".

6.  Select "From Tape Device to Local System".

7.  Change the source by typing:  /cdrom/HP700.IMG;1

8.  Press "Done".

9.  Choose either to install all filesets or selected filesets.

10. When installation is finished, check the log file.

11. Start the X session manager and unmount the CD.

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INSTALLING ON A SOLARIS SYSTEM

Note: If you plan to run a multi-version system, remember to touch the file:
"/usr/lib/X11/700X/Multi_version" before you install.

1.  As superuser, log into the file server.

2.  Insert the CD-ROM.

3.  If necessary, mount the CD-ROM (not required if you use SunOS 5.2 or 
    later with the vold daemon).

4a. For Solaris 1, run the following script:

	/cdrom/install.sun

4b. For Solaris 2, run the following script:

	/usr/sbin/pkgadd -d /cdrom/enware/solaris2.img

5. Eject the CD.

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INSTALLING ON AN IBM AIX SYSTEM

1. As superuser, log into the file server.

2. Insert and mount the CD-ROM.

3. If you installed a previous version of ENWARE, use smit to remove it.

4. Run "smit".

5. Choose: "Software Installation and Maintenance".

6. Choose: "Install and Update Software".

7. Choose: "Install / Update Selectable Software (Custom Install)".

8. Choose: "Install / Update From All Available Software".

Note:  You may be required to set a number of installation options on
the smit installation menus.  We recommend that you set the "COMMIT
software updates?" option to "no" and the "SAVE replaced files?"
option to "yes".

5. In the field labeled:

	"INPUT device / directory for software"
	
   type:

	/cdrom/aix.img

6. You can choose to install all of the HP Netstation Software or only 
selected options. If you know there are files that will not be used on your 
system, you can save disk space by selecting and installing just the files 
you need.

7. When the software is installed, exit "smit".

8. Unmount the CD.

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INSTALLING ON A GENERIC UNIX HOST

HP Netstation Software 7.1 is available in a non-vendor-specific format.
The intention is that HP Netstation software can be installed with care 
onto any UNIX system. The CD-ROM contains a TAR image, called "generic.img",
and an installation script, called "install.gen".  The installation script 
unTARs the image and installs it into the same directory structure that is 
used for vendor-specific hosts (other than HP-UX 10.x).  The default base 
path is /usr/lib/X11/700X.

The image and installation script have been tested on the following systems:

* HI-UX 02.04
* HP-UX 9.x
* Linux 1.1.59

Prerequisite:  70 MB of disk space.

To install HP Netstation Software 7.1 on a generic UNIX platform, do the 
following:

1. Log on as superuser and mount the CD-ROM.

2. Run the installation script install.gen as follows:

  install.gen [-s source] [-d destination]
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The default source is "generic.img".  The default destination is "/".
The source and destination paths must be absolute (starting from "/").

3. The file sets that you can install are listed on the screen.  Select
the file sets that you want to install, or press Return to select them
all.  For example, type:  1 5 8

4. You are asked if your selections are correct.  Answer:  Y or N

The file sets are installed.

Note:  In the directory /usr/bin/X11/700X, you will find several files named
hpxt.xxxx.  These files are peer scripts for local clients, in source form.
These scripts must be compiled to be of any use.

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PRINTING THE MANUAL FROM THE CD-ROM

The HP Netstation Software 7.1 CD-ROM contains the HP Netstation Software 
7.1 Technical Reference manual in both PCL and PostScript formats.

You can print additional copies of this manual from the CD-ROM as follows:

	lp -oraw /cdrom/filename
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where filename is one of the following:
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   TECHREF7.LJ* - PCL format, HP-UX
   techref7.lj  - PCL format, other system
   TECHREF7.PS* - PostScript format, HP-UX
   techref7.ps  - PostScript format, other system

If you are printing the ENWARE 6.0 Technical Reference (which applies to
HP 700/RX stations), filename is one of the following:
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   TECHREF6.LJ* - PCL format, HP-UX
   techref6.lj  - PCL format, other system
   TECHREF6.PS* - PostScript format, HP-UX
   techref6.ps  - PostScript format, other system
   
   
VIEWING THE MANUAL ONLINE

Once you have installed the HP Netstation Software, users running HP VUE
or CDE sessions on an HP-UX host will be able to view the "HP Netstation 7.1
Technical Reference" by clicking on the library icon on the front panel,
then selecting the "HP Netstation Software 7.1 Technical Reference".

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