[Info-vax] Product Install

[Bill Cunningham]

"Steven Schweda" <sms.antinode at gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:ced8d112-0cba-4c4c-af6a-71ed2e3f983e at googlegroups.com...
>> [...] Does this really mean anything to anyone?
>
>   Yes.  Most of these files are parts of the file system, created when
> the disk was initialized.  For many, mostly useless-to-you details:
>
>      HELP INITIALIZE
>
>   Some more helpful info:
>
>      http://h71000.www7.hp.com/doc/731final/4506/4506pro_001.html
>
> (Found by a Web search for CORIMG.SYS, but many others would have gotten
> there, too.)
>
>> [...] And DUA1 is a cdrom. The openvms73.iso I have.
>
>   Not likely.  I'd expect a VMS VAX installation CD-ROM to have files
> like VMS073.A, VMS073.B, and so on, on it.  This looks like disk which
> might have VMS installed on it.  The only things in your listing which
> are non-default are SYS0.DIR;1, SYSEXE.DIR;1, and VMS$COMMON.DIR;1,
> which are where VMS typically resides.  You're unlikely ever to deal
> directly with any of the others (except 000000.DIR;1).

    OK yeah your right. The openvms73.iso Was booted on dua0. But this is 
dua1. The virtual memory system itself. But After consulting yet again with 
chapter 5. And I will continue to do so till I catch on in my sleep. I found 
a tcpip file in kit.dir;1. And logged it.

Logging to file "log"
sim> c
product install /log dec-vaxvms-tcpip-v0501-15-1

%PCSI-E-S_INVNAM, invalid product name
%PCSIUI-E-ABORT, operation terminated due to an unrecoverable error 
condition

 $ product install /log dec-vaxvms-tcpip-v0501-15-1.pcsi

%PCSI-E-S_INVNAM, invalid product name
%PCSIUI-E-ABORT, operation terminated due to an unrecoverable error 
condition

 $ shutdown


 SHUTDOWN -- Perform an Orderly System Shutdown
             on node BUCHEP

    Ok. Is product used or vmsinstal used. Traversing directories can be 
hard.

Bill