HP StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 1000 HP StorageWorks 1000/1500 Modular Sma - Page 26

1. Obtain the firmware files as instructed in Obtaining MSA support software or controller firmware. Record firmware location and version information in the spaces provided in the last row of Table 6. 2. If needed, install the SCSI Command Utility (SCU) on the server: • If you created an offline, bootable firmware CD: • Insert the newly created firmware CD in the CD-ROM drive of the server, mount the CD-ROM, view the contents of the CD, and identify the SCU for your environment. • Enter the following command to copy the executable SCU file to the /usr/bin directory on the server: # cp /cdrom//scu /usr/bin (Where is the path to the SCU files.) • Change permissions on the SCU file to allow access and use. • If you copied the firmware files to a temporary location on the server: • Navigate to the directory on the server in which you copied and unzipped the firmware files, view the contents of the directory, and identify the SCU for your environment. • Enter the following command to copy the executable SCU file to the /usr/bin directory on the server: # cp //scu /usr/bin (Where is the path to the SCU files.) • Change permissions on the SCU file to allow access and use. NOTE: Additional SCU-related files are located in the /scu directories, including readme, scripting, and help files. 3. From HP-UX, determine the hardware path (H/W Path), Device Special Filename (DSF), and Fibre Channel driver instance of each HBA that has an MSA controller attached by entering: # ioscan -fn > scanfile Open the scanfile with the editor of your choice and record the H/W Path and DSF for each MSA controller in the spaces provided in Table 6. The following is an example of the information included in the ioscan: 26 Updating the components