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Installing Power Management

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This chapter provides the hardware and software requirements and installation instructions for the Power Management software. If you have already determined that your system meets the requirements, proceed to your preferred method of installation.
Note - To install the Power Management software on a SPARCstation Voyager system, see the SPARCstation Voyager User's Guide.
To install Power Management from the OpenWindows(TM) environment, go to "Installing Power Management from OpenWindows Using swmtool" in this chapter. To install Power Management from the command line, go to "Installing Power Management on a Standalone System Using pkgadd" in this chapter.

Requirements

Your workstation must be one of the following platforms:
  • (TM) · SPARCstation 5 system
  • SPARCstation 10 system
  • SPARCstation 10SX system
  • SPARCstation 20 system
  • SPARCstation LX system
  • (TM) · SPARCstation Voyager system
  • (TM) · SPARCclassic system
You must have the following hardware:
  • Type 5 or Compact 1 keyboard
  • P4 monitors or an AC convenience power cord (PN: 180-1117) for non-Energy Star compliant monitors
You must have the following software on your system:
  • (TM) · Solaris 2.4 software environment, already installed
  • A minimum of 10 Mbytes of available space in the root partition
If you want to use the Graphical User Interface of the Power Management application, you also need:
  • (R) · Motif runtime package (SUNWmfrun), already installed
  • X11 Windows, already installed
Note - Consult your system administrator for information on the installation of Motif and X11 Windows.

Installing Power Management from OpenWindows Using swmtool

Note - The Power Management application should only be installed on a standalone system.
  1. Open File Manager.

  2. (R) 2. Insert the SPARC Vendors' Software CD into the CD caddy.

  3. Insert the caddy into the CD-ROM drive.

    If there is a CD in the drive, type eject in a shell window to remove the CD. The File Manager CD window is displayed. The contents of the CD is displayed in the window.

Note - If the File Manager CD window is not displayed, go to "Installing Power Management on a Standalone System Using pkgadd" in this appendix.
  1. Double-click on the SMCC folder in the File Manager window.

    This folder lists the contents of the SMCC directory.

  1. Become superuser by typing: 


  example% su  
  Password: root password  
  example#
  1. Enter the following commands at the # prompt for all supported systems:

Note - To install the Power Management software on a SPARCstation Voyager system, see the SPARCstation Voyager User's Guide.

  example# cd /cdrom/upd_sol_2_4_hw1194_smcc/SMCC  
  example# swmtool -d 'pwd' -c .swm
The Software Manager window displays Power Management Software and other packages.
  1. Double-click on the icon for the Power Management Software cluster.

    The Power Management clusters and packages are now displayed.

  2. Click on the icon for the Power Management Software User Cluster.

  3. Click the Begin Installation button.

    The Software Manager: Command Input/Output pop-up window is displayed listing all package installation messages. If any errors occur, you are prompted with a question in this window.

    The installation process should take about four to five minutes. When the installation is complete, the following message is displayed at the bottom of the window:


  Re-initialize list of install software
It then displays:

  Click select on software to mark for installation.
  1. Quit the Software Manager window.

  1. Exit the OpenWindows environment.

    When you start the OpenWindows environment again, the special-keys daemon automatically starts. This daemon recognizes the power key and the brightness keys on the keyboard.

    Note - If you do not exit the OpenWindows desktop, you can start the special-keys daemon with the command /usr/openwin/bin/speckeysd.

Installing Power Management on a Standalone System Using pkgadd

  1. Insert the SPARC Vendors' Software CD into the CD caddy (supplied with your CD-ROM drive).

  2. Insert the caddy into the CD-ROM drive.

    If there is a CD in the drive, type eject in a shell window to remove the CD. The contents of the CD is displayed in the window.

  3. Become superuser by typing: 


  example% su  
  Password: root password  
  example#
  1. Type /usr/sbin/pkgadd -d device SUNWcpr SUNWpmu SUNWpmr SUNWpmow.

    For example:


  # /usr/sbin/pkgadd -d /upd_sol_2_4_hw1194_smcc/SMCC/\  
   SUNWcpr SUNWpmu SUNWpmr SUNWpmow
The device argument to the -d option must be a full path name to a device or directory. If you do not specify the device on which the package resides, pkgadd checks the default spool directory (/var/spool/pkg). If the package cannot be located, you will not be able to complete the installation. If pkgadd encounters a problem during installation of the package, information about the problem is displayed, followed by this prompt:

  Do you want to continue with this installation?
You can respond by typing either yes, no, or quit.