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HP Smart Update Manager, Installation
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HP Smart Update Manager hpsum_swdiscovery.exe Application Error Issue Version 3.4.3.0 of the hpsum_swdiscovery.exe tool can cause an Application Error that is reported in the Windows Event Log. Servers All Integrity Workaround 1. Navigate to the C:\CPQSYSTEM\cpxml folder. 2. Remove the cp009280.xml file. 3. Restart SMH. If any pop-up windows display that contain the sw_discovery.exe application name, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to the C:\Program Files\HPWBEM\Tools folder. 2. Replace the hpsum_swdiscovery.exe file with the same file in the Support Pack that you downloaded. Baseboard Management Controller IPMI device driver not displayed in HP-SUM Issue When using HP-SUM to upgrade to the CD 6.2 Support Pack on a server running Windows Server 2003 and with SSM 5.5 installed, the Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) IPMI device driver version is displayed as NONE and HP-SUM does not provide the option to upgrade. Servers All Integrity Workaround Either upgrade the entire Support Pack through VCA or upgrade the "HP Integrity Insight Management Agents for Windows Server 2003/2008 on Itanium-based systems " to the latest version; the BMC driver is upgraded automatically HPVM Patches required on virtual machine guests Issue Microsoft patches correct a compiler issue that can affect HPVM Windows virtual machine guests. These issues can manifest in various ways, including blue screens. Servers All Integrity Workaround Ensure that you install all Microsoft patches and Quick Fix Engineering updates (QFEs) that are available on the current HP Smart Update media. Installation Attempting installation from a second DVD drive results in system message Issue If you attempt to install a Smart component from the second DVD drive of a system that contains multiple DVD drives, you are prompted to insert a DVD into the first drive and the component is not installed. For example, consider a system that has two DVD drives, the first of which is the D:\ drive and the second is the E:\ drive. If you attempt to install a Smart component such as Virus Throttle from the E:\ drive, the system assumes it is running from D:\ and issues a message about the missing DVD. This problem also occurs if your system runs an iLO DVD drive as a second drive and if you use CD media. Servers All Integrity Workaround To avoid this issue, run the Smart components from first DVD drive. 24 Release 6.2 Overview