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From - Mon Oct 25 17:07:11 1999
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Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 17:07:05 -0400
From: Tony Lawrence <tony@aplawrence.com>
Organization: A.P. Lawrence
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To: Roger Gibson <roger.gibson@bull.com>
Subject: Re: oss600a patch
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Roger Gibson wrote:
> I am trying to update a newly loaded system with 5.0.5a Openserver with
> the Y2K patch oss600a. I have the 2 VOL records held in the /tmp
> directory in the proper format.
Proper format is VOL.000.000 and VOL.001.000
Perms need to be readable, chmod 755 is fine.
Sum -r VOL* is
44932 2582 VOL.000.000
17259 471 VOL.001.000
Additionally you should be able to
cpio -itv < VOL.000.000
cpio -itv < VOL.001.000
without error- if you can't or the sums above are wrong,
then "custom" can't possibly work either. Most likely
you'll find that these are corrupt- did you download them
using "binary"? If you used a Windows browser, they very
often screw this up- Microsoft's programmers are Internet
morons. Use a real ftp client- download one if you have
to. How did you transfer from Windows to SCO if you used
Windows- again, you'd need to set "binary".
--
Tony Lawrence (tony@aplawrence.com)
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