Adaptec 3210S User Guide - Page 18

Starting Storage Manager Pro on Linux/FreeBSD, search add sys:\adaptec\SMPro, setenv LC_CTYPE fr_FR

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Getting Started To start Storage Manager Pro: 1 From the system console, type the following: search add sys:\adaptec\SMPro asmp The commands are not case sensitive. You only need to type the first line (the search command) the first time you start Storage Manager Pro. You must use an XServer console, not a serial console. The Adaptec Storage Manager Pro Login dialog box appears. 2 Continue with step 2 of Starting Storage Manager Pro on Windows NT/2000 or Windows 95/98 on page 1-5. Starting Storage Manager Pro on Linux/FreeBSD You start Adaptec Storage Manager Pro just like other Linux applications. If you want to display Storage Manager Pro in a language other than English, you must set an environment variable to the correct language. Here are example commands for the sh/bash/ksh shells: Language French German Italian Spanish (Spain) Command export LC_CTYPE=fr_FR export LC_CTYPE=de_DE export LC_CTYPE=it_IT export LC_CTYPE=es_ES The exact command may vary because of ISO suffixes. You can find the correct file name (the part after the = in the command examples above) in the /usr/share/locale directory. If you are using csh or tcsh, the example will change to: setenv LC_CTYPE fr_FR You must set the variable before the daemon is launched. The best way to do this is to edit the ASMProServer.init file that gets run on start-up and add the command before the command to start the 1-7

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Getting Started
To start Storage Manager Pro:
1
From the system console, type the following:
search add sys:\adaptec\SMPro
asmp
The commands are
not
case sensitive. You only need to type
the first line (the search command) the first time you start
Storage Manager Pro.
You must use an XServer console, not a serial console.
The Adaptec Storage Manager Pro Login dialog box appears.
2
Continue with step 2 of
Starting Storage Manager Pro on
Windows NT/2000 or Windows 95/98
on page 1-5.
Starting Storage Manager Pro on Linux/FreeBSD
You start Adaptec Storage Manager Pro just like other Linux
applications.
If you want to display Storage Manager Pro in a language other than
English, you must set an environment variable to the correct
language. Here are example commands for the sh/bash/ksh shells:
The exact command may vary because of ISO suffixes. You can find
the correct file name (the part after the = in the command examples
above) in the
/usr/share/locale
directory.
If you are using csh or tcsh, the example will change to:
setenv LC_CTYPE fr_FR
You must set the variable before the daemon is launched. The best
way to do this is to edit the
ASMProServer.init
file that gets run on
start-up and add the command before the command to start the
Language
Command
French
export LC_CTYPE=fr_FR
German
export LC_CTYPE=de_DE
Italian
export LC_CTYPE=it_IT
Spanish (Spain)
export LC_CTYPE=es_ES