IBM TS2340 User Guide - Page 443

Tru64 - RAS utility program (IBMrasutil) Tru64 System - RAS Utility Program (IBMrasutil) IBMrasutil is a RAS utility program which allows the operator to obtain device dumps from IBM tape and medium changer devices for diagnostic purposes. It is also used to update microcode on the IBM tape and medium changer devices. The following IBM devices are supported: v IBM Ultrium LTO1 tape drive inIBM System Storage TS3500, 3581 and 3583 Tape Libraries v IBM TotalStorage Enterprise 3590 Tape Drive Models E11 or H11 (Rack Mount with ACF) v IBM TotalStorage Enterprise 3590 Tape Drive Models E1A or H1A (3494 Tape Library Models) Installation Procedure from the Device Driver FTP Site If you want to download the RasUtil kit from the FTP site, enter this FTP address: ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/storage/devdrvr/Tru64 After you have downloaded the RasUtil kit from the FTP site, untar the kit first and then run the setld command to install: tar -xvf RasUtil.x.x.x.kit.tar setld -l RasUtil.x.x.x.kit After installing the IBM RAS utility program, use vi or some other text editor to edit the .profile file to add the /usr/opt/RASUTIL/bin to the search path. To find more information on how to execute the IBM RAS utility program, issue: IBMrasutil -h Uninstalling The IBM RAS Utility Program can be uninstalled by using the setld command: setld -d IBMRASxxx Update Procedure To update the RasUtil kit to a newer version, remove the old version first. setld -d IBMRASxxx then follow the above installation steps to install the new version. Query Procedure You can determine if the IBM RAS Utility Program kit is installed on the system by using the following command. setld -i|grep IBMRAS To display the RasUtil product kit's fileset and the located directory, enter: setld -i IBMRASxxx Verify Procedure Use this command to verify the existence of the installed RasUtil program. The setld -v command executes any V phase processing included in the subset control program except during installation. setld -v IBMRASxxx Appendix D. Tape Utility Programs 425