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This document explains the steps to install product It is divided into the following each parts.
Explains the steps to install UNIX host products.
Explains the steps to install Windows98/Me/NT/2000/XP host products.
Explains how to be licensed before using GHS tools.
Release information on this product is stored in HTML format under info/ in the directory where the package is installed. Be sure to read it carefully with your web browser.
A special file is also stored into info/ so that you can refer the product name and product version. This file consists of the output from gversion for each file prepared in the package. (gversion outputs the last modified date even for such a non-executable file as library or source code, as well as the output from "ls -l".) The last six-digit number in the file name indicates the release number of the product.
(Example) mlt-us-030004.lst ; MULTI Release 3.0.4
Moreover, a template file used for technical support by e-mail can be found under info/. You can use it to contact us for a technical communication.
Steps to install
% mkdir /usr/green
This will create the directory. (All the examples hereinafter use the same directory name.) A super user privilege may be required in some cases.
% cd /usr/green
% tar -xvf /dev/rst8
If the product is provided with a CD-R, the package is stored into a file "product.tgz" in tar format. In this case, copy the package into your system according to the following procedures. (You can find out "gtar" command in CD-R:/utilities/)
If the system mounts the CD-R automatically:
(Example: Solaris) % gtar -zxvf /cdrom/cdrom0/product.tgz
% eject cdrom
If the CD-R must be mounted manually:
(Example: SunOS) % mount -r -t hsfs /dev/sr0 /mnt
% gtar -zxvf /mnt/product.tgz
% umount /mnt
% eject /dev/sr0
(Example: HP/UX) % mount -o cdcase /dev/cdrom /mnt
% gtar -zxvf /mnt/product.tgz
% umount /mnt
Since the CD-R is usually mounted by only a system administrator and the operations may differ from the above examples in some systems, you had better contact your system administrator.
the following message appears:
Enter an absolute pathname for the current directory of press
return to use /usr/green:
In most cases, you have only to enter mere return to the inquiry. If there is some suitable name other than the one for the current directory, type an absolute pathname beginning with "/".
Then some brief checks are performed with the installed compiler and MULTI.
The installation is completed if a message "Test passed" is output for each check.
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Steps to install
In release 3.0.0 or later, the installation is not done on the GHS shell (RUNTIME) but from a shortcut or DOS prompt, instead.
Drivers Install wizard window is appearing when you insert the USB port. Please operate it according to the wizard window.
If your OS is Windows 98/Me, you need to reboot Windows.
(Notes)
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How to be licensed
Our products are provided to run on a machine whose Host-ID is previously specified by the customer. However, they are initially protected for the Host-ID. So you must unlock the protection before the proper installation, according to "UPDATE INSTRUCTION SHEET" enclosed in the shipped package.
Follow "UPDATE INSTRUCTION SHEET" to be licensed,
UNIX : Invoke update command after copying the package, before running install.sh.
Win32: Invoke update command at DOS prompt after copying the package.
The products can be licensed simply as follows, if the same products had been once installed or another installation has been made as a version-up. Be sure that config.lck created at the previous installation is left under the directory to which the new products are copied. Of course, the contents of the file must include all required license information.
% ./update -f config.lck -n {file1 file2 ..}
(Example:UNIX ) % ./update -f config.lck -n multi mvc me
(Example:Win32) > .\update -f config.lck -n multi.exe mvc.exe me.exe
UPDATE INSTRUCTION SHEET
The UPDATE INSTRUCTION SHEET is a common format for the UniX version and the Win32 version. Please interpret Host-ID as Key-ID when you set the license of the Win32 version.(Key ID is a number which starts from 0x pasted to the other side of the dongle.)
config.lck File
The update command creates config.lck every time it is invoked. You must delete config.lck once before invoking update, if a re-installation is needed because of a mistyping or some change of license.
If you fail to be licensed
After the update command completes the procedure, the setting information will be recorded in config.lck. If update fails or displays a message "License is not allowed" immediately after the invocation, please let us know the contents of config.lck together with your Host-ID.
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