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Fresh TS 6.7.1 install in new hardware won't run

Catabay

I just installed TeamSite 6.7.1 in a new environment that uses SAN and running on Solaris 10 (Oracle Solaris 10 9/10 s10s_u9wos_14a SPARC). However, I'm getting the following errors upon startup:

>iw.server: ---------- STARTING: Wed Oct 12 13:57:56 EDT 2011
>iwetcboot: Running iwstart /teamsite in /usr/app/iwov/teamsite
>iwstart: The events log file is /usr/app/iwov/teamsite/local/logs/iwevents.log
>iwstart: WFS device driver path is /dev/iwovwfs
>
>iwstart: ERROR: The kernel driver should have been installed by now.
>iwstart: ERROR: Did you reboot after installing TeamSite?
>
>#######################################################
>### You MUST reboot the machine after installation ###
>### to ensure correct function. ###
>###################################################>####
>
>
>ERROR: Failed to start.

I've restarted the server (init 6) twice already with the same result.

One more thing about the SAN. It is a 128-bit ZFS type storage network, and from what I understand, it doesn't utilize inodes conventionally, but I could be wrong.

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nipper

Did the Kernel module load ? /dev/iwovwfs ?

Catabay

It's not there. Does that mean the install wasn't good?

The application was installed by root.

nipper

Yea something failed there. The device driver required for iwserver to run never got installed.

You certainly may want to try again. On Linux you build it manually, but I am pretty certain on Solaris it will be installed by the IWOV installer.

Have you confirmed your config is supported ? I do not remember when Solaris 10 came out, but 6.7.1 is circa 2007.

Also, is this a 64 bit or a 32 bit install ? Check that as well

As for the SAN, you should install with a local iwstore and then move it to the SAN when it is running. Address one potential issue at a time.

Catabay

If I'm not mistaken, Solaris 10 predates TS 6.7.1. I also checked the compatibility matrix, and it is supported as long as it's on SPARC architecture.

Regarding the iwstore, I was actually planning to just rsync it from the old system, but I'm not even there yet.

As for 64 bit or 32 bit, I'm assuming it's 64, since it's Solaris 10.

I'll try to reinstall it just to be sure, and I'll update with the results.

Thanks nipper!

Adam Stoller

If I'm not mistaken, Solaris 10 predates TS 6.7.1. I also checked the compatibility matrix, and it is supported as long as it's on SPARC architecture.

Regarding the iwstore, I was actually planning to just rsync it from the old system, but I'm not even there yet.

As for 64 bit or 32 bit, I'm assuming it's 64, since it's Solaris 10.

I'll try to reinstall it just to be sure, and I'll update with the results.

Thanks nipper!

Solaris 10 - on SPARC is supported for 6.7.1 - from the Release Notes:[indent]Solaris 9 (Recommended Patch Cluster Date: Oct/11/04), Solaris 10
Web servers: iPlanet 6.1, IBM HTTP Server 2.0.47, Apache 1.3.31 and 2.0.58 Solaris 10 Notes:I believe that support for Solaris 10 on x86 started with 7.x.