| Yes, OSDS and OSMS V3.4 can be installed at the same time
(They are the same thing).
Two avenues:
1) Install OSDS then OSMS.
2) Install OSMS then install OSDS, answer the following question, "YES"
* Are you running this procedure only to configure a system [NO]: YES
The answer the questions as normal looking for.....
LASERWARE$STARTUP_A.CONFIGURE will be copied to the SYS$MANAGER
directory. Other startup files with the .CONFIGURE extension may
have been copied to SYS$MANAGER.
After the install is complete, verify that the WD$STARTUP_PKx.COM
file has the WD device specified in LASERWARE$STARTUP_A.CONFIGURE.
Depending on how you answered the questions, a file WD$STARTUP_PKx.
CONFIGURE may have been created, if so, add the device shown in that
command file to the WD$STARTUP_PKx.COM file. Then rename
LASERWARE$STARTUP_A.CONFIGURE to LASERWARE$STARTUP_A.COM.
At this point you should be able to use OSDS and OSMS if you have
both license paks.
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When you "configure a system", you are not installing the software.
You are only building a sample startup command file that you can rename
later if it meets your needs.
Some of the intents of this process are prevent OSDS and OSMS
installations from modifying product components that prevent a drive
or jukebox from operating. Also, it helps speed up the install and
was suppose to make configuring drives and jukeboxes or multiple
jukeboxes easier. The installation manual has some information
regarding this process.
Rob
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