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ETERNUS SFAdvancedCopy Manager 14.0 Operator's Guide forCopy Control Module

2.1.3 Installation on the Linux environment

Use the following procedure to install AdvancedCopy Manager CCM.


  1. Log in as a root user.


  2. Insert the AdvancedCopy Manager CCM CD in the CD drive and mount the CD-ROM.

    The example below mounts the CD to /dev/cdrom(set in /etc/fstab as the cd media default mount).

    # mount /dev/cdrom

  3. Start the installation

    [For 5 for x86, 5 for Intel64 system environment ]

    # rpm -ivh <CD-ROM mount point>/linux50/rpm/FJSVccm-14.0-1.i386.rpm
    Preparing...                ########################################### [100%]
       1:FJSVccm                ########################################### [100%]

    [For 5 for Intel Itanium system environment]

    # rpm -ivh <CD-ROM mount point>/linux50-pq/rpm/FJSVccm-14.0-1.ia64.rpm
    Preparing...                ########################################### [100%]
       1:FJSVccm                ########################################### [100%]

    If changing the installation directory, use the -relocate option to specify the directory set as the default, and the installation directory you wish to change. The default installation directories are displayed below:

    • Package installation directory

      /opt is set as the default.

    • Installation directory of file for environment settings

      /etc/opt is set as the default.

    • Installation directory of the file to be modified (for example: log file, temporary file)

      /var/opt is set as the default.

    Below is an execution example of changing the installation directory.

    # rpm -ivh <CD-ROM mount point>/linux50/rpm/FJSVccm-14.0-1.i386.rpm --relocate /opt=/acm/opt --relocate /etc/opt=/acm/etc/opt --relocate /var/opt=/acm/var/opt
    Preparing...                ########################################### [100%]
       1:FJSVccm                ########################################### [100%]

  4. Unmount and eject the CD-ROM using the commands below.

    # umount /dev/cdrom
    # eject cdrom