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installation and user information software setup specifications NOTE software setup specifications Your systems will arrive fully loaded with all of the appropriate software and specially configured files. This includes, in some cases, new versions of commands and patches that have not yet been released on media. This section is meant to be used as a reference for what is on the systems when they are shipped. Consider customizing your system and then creating your own 'golden image' for use in restoring systems in the event that the systems need to be rebuilt. A Recovery CD that automatically loads this software has also been provided for your convenience. • Each workstation was ignited with EasySetup HP-UX 11.0 • Additional Software - Latest graphics patches (June 2001 or later) - hp visualization center sv6 software (additional tools, patches, etc.) - Gigabit Ethernet and Digi EtherLite driver • Default Gigabit Ethernet hostnames, IP addresses and other network settings were applied. • The default monitor resolution mode for fx10c graphics cards in hp visualization center sv6 systems is 1280x1024 at 75 Hz. Different video timing settings can be specified in the /etc/X11/X0screens file. See the Changing Resolution section for more details. • File configurations based on the descriptions in Chapter 3 were done on your workstations. If you have problems with any of the workstations, use the Recovery CDs instructions to get the system back to a clean state. 46 Chapter 2

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installation and user information
software setup specifications
Chapter 2
46
software setup specifications
Your systems will arrive fully loaded with all of the appropriate software
and specially configured files. This includes, in some cases, new versions
of commands and patches that have not yet been released on media. This
section is meant to be used as a reference for what is on the systems
when they are shipped. Consider customizing your system and then
creating your own ‘golden image’ for use in restoring systems in the
event that the systems need to be rebuilt. A Recovery CD that
automatically loads this software has also been provided for your
convenience.
•
Each workstation was ignited with EasySetup HP-UX 11.0
•
Additional Software
—
Latest graphics patches (June 2001 or later)
—
hp visualization center sv6 software (additional tools, patches,
etc.)
—
Gigabit Ethernet and Digi EtherLite driver
•
Default Gigabit Ethernet hostnames, IP addresses and other
network settings were applied.
•
The default monitor resolution mode for fx
10c
graphics cards in hp
visualization center sv6 systems is 1280x1024 at 75 Hz. Different
video timing settings can be specified in the
/etc/X11/X0screens
file. See the Changing Resolution section for more details.
•
File configurations based on the descriptions in Chapter 3 were done
on your workstations.
NOTE
If you have problems with any of the workstations, use the Recovery CDs
instructions to get the system back to a clean state.