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Sun
Microsystems          Corporation CODE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

SECTION: I
PURPOSE:  Upgrade SL500 Code
DESCRIPTION:  Instructions
for upgrading SL500 Code.
CSE HOURS: 1.0  MACH. HOURS: 1.0  SYSTEM HOURS: 1.0  NO. of CSEs: 1


SECTION: II
Cautions:
1. If the RLC card has the newer flash part you
will not be able to downgrade from 1200 code. If the RLC card has the older
flash part then downgrade below 1200 code is possible, but the flash operation will take an additional 20 minutes (30
minutes total). Up leveling the code will take 5 minutes longer (15 minutes
total). Failure to wait for the flash operation to complete will result in damage
to the RLC card and the RLC card will no longer be usable.
The newer RLC part number is
419940201.  The old part number is
313906413. The part numbers can be located on the RLC card.
1.      
If the
robot contains the newer EV15 scanner, robot hardware revision level 004, then
only 1200 code or above will work in the library. The new Robot assembly with
the EV15 scanner has the part number 419946801 or higher.
2.      
Again: Do not reboot or power-cycle
the library prematurely during the code download or installation process as it
will permanently damage the controller (RLC) card, necessitating a return of
the card to the factory.
3.      
The SL500 1200 code is not compatible with the
RLW SCSI LVD interface card. If installed with 1200 code the blue RLW EJECT OK
LED will stay illuminated and the SCSI interface will not be recognized on the
SCSI buss. Upgrade to 1201 or higher code if an RLW SCSI LVD interface card is
to be used.

DETAILS
of INSTALLATION:
There are three ways to load code
into the SL500, two through the Ethernet port labeled PUBLIC and one  through the RS232 port labeled CLI. The
library can be used by the customer up until the “reboot” portion of the
upgrade.
Sun Microsystems Corporation
CODE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Code Upgrade
Procedure using the SLC
(Requires Streamline Library
Console version  FRS_2.20.00 or higher):
1         
If this is the first time you are logging into
this SL500, you will need an activation password for the “service”, “admin”,
and/or “oem” login for the library serial number you are installing code on.
Obtain this from the CRC or call center before starting the procedure.
2         
Login to SLC using admin, OEM, service or advsrv
accounts.
3         
Select Tools->Diagnostics on the menu bar.
The Diagnostic screen should be visible.
4         
Select the [Load Code] tab under the Library
portion of the screen. The File selection screen should appear beneath the
[Load Code] tab.
5         
If the path/filename is not known: Select the
button. The Open window should appear.
6         
Navigate through file system to select the
desired *.img file (see code compatibility - table 1).


  
  
   
  
  

Note: If upgrading to 1200 or greater code for the first time, the
patch 1190 must be installed before the 1200 code. Install 1190 patch but do
not reboot afterward. Execute this step (6) through step 14 with the
exception of
Sun Microsystems Corporation CODE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
where it asks the question, “Do you
want to reboot the entire library now?" Answer no to this. Then
repeat steps 6 through 15 for 1200 code then answer yes to the reboot question.
1         
Select the  button to invoke the
Code Download process. The SLConsole -- Code Load window should appear with the
following message: "Code load to LC may take up to 10 minutes to
complete.     Do you want to
continue?".
2         
Select the  button to confirm the
decision to invoke the Code Download process. The Transferring file progress
bar should continuously indicate the progress of the file download process.

The Unpack Console will then
indicate the progress of the Unpack process (an example is shown below):
Unpack started Successful   4.04.11_ppcboot.bin Successful   4.04.11:9756A_libs.cramfs Successful   3.85.14_kernel.pImage Successful   4.04.26_disk.rlc.pImage Successful   5.85.16:9754A_green.tarball Successful   5.85.16:9754A_lop.cramfs Unpack completed --
Final Unpack Status -­Successful 6 Failed 0
At this point, if Failed=0 the Code
Download and Code Unpack processes were successfully completed.  If Failed is greater than zero, then attempt
the download one more time.  If a second
failure occurs, then try one of the other download methods, such as over
Ethernet via the dnld account.  If the
download succeeds at this point then this might be an indication of a corrupted
.img file.
9. Select the [Activate
Code] tab under the Library portion of the Diagnostics screen. The Activate
Code screen should appear beneath the [Activate Code] tab.
10. Select the pulldown
arrow of the Target list.
11.
Select the SL500 Code line item on the Target pull down list.

(Note: This probably will be the
only member of the list.) If steps 1 through 8 above were successfully
completed, then there should be at least two listed code versions in the
Available Versions console.
(Note: The code version on the list
that is preceded with a '*' character indicates the currently running code
version.)
12. Select the 1190 or
1200code that is NOT preceded with the '*' characte
Sun Microsystems Corporation CODE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
13. Select
the  button to invoke the code activation process.
The SL Console window should
appear with the following message: "Activation may take up to 10 minutes
to complete. DO NOT REBOOT OR POWER OFF ANY DEVICES ON THE TARGET SYSTEM DURING
THE ACTIVATE
OPERATION.
DOING SO MAY DAMAGE THE SYSTEM. Do you want to continue activation?".
14. Select
the  button on the SL Console window to confirm the decision to
invoke the code activation process. The Activation Console will then indicate
the progress of the Code Activation
process (an example is shown below):
Activation
started



  
  
   
   
   
   
     
      
      Skipped
      
      
      Image : disk.rlc.pImage, Device : 1,0,0,0 Version :
      4.04.26
      
     
     
      
      Skipped
      
      
      Image : green.tarball, Device : 1,0,0,0 Version :
      5.85.19
      
     
     
      
      Skipped
      
      
      Image : kernel.pImage, Device : 1,0,0,0 Version :
      3.85.14
      
     
     
      
      Skipped
      
      
      Image : libs.cramfs, Device : 1,0,0,0 Version :
      4.04.11
      
     
     
      
      Skipped
      
      
      Image : lop.cramfs, Device : 1,0,0,0 Version : 5.85.19
      
      
     
     
      
      Skipped
      
      
      Image : ppcboot.bin, Device : 1,0,0,0 Version :
      4.04.11
      
     
   
   
   
   
  
  

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Activation successful -- Final Activation
Status -­Successful 0 Skipped 6 Failed 0
The SLConsole -- Reboot window should
appear after a successful activation process is completed with the following
message: "The new version of the code will be executed after the library
is rebooted.
Do you want to reboot the entire library
now?"
Note: this step applies to 1200 code
only.  Do not reboot the 1190 patch.
1.      
Select the
button on the SLConsole -- Reboot window. The library should reboot. The SLC
Console may logoff and revert to its logon screen. The SLConsole -- Help window
may appear with the following message: "Connection to server time
out".
2.      
Select the
button on the SLConsole -- Help window.
3.      
If necessary, select
Tools->Logoff on the menu bar. The SLConsole -- Confirm window appears witht
the following message: "Do you want to log off SLConsole session?".
4.      
Select the
button on the SLConsole -- Confirm window. The SLC Client Application should
revert to its logon screen.
5.      
The process is
completed.



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