The upgrade is performed as follows:
Execute the following command.
dvdMountPoint/Agent_unix/Storage_Cruiser/Linux/scagtsilentinstall.sh [-l installLogFile]
On completion of installation, a command prompt is displayed.
Eject the DVD media.
# umount dvdMountPointPoint
If nothing is specified for installLogFile, an install log file named "scagtsilentinstall.log" is created in the /var/tmp directory.
If there is any file of the same name as the specified install log file, it is overwritten.
It is required to specify an existing directory with write permission for the directory in which to store the install log file. If it has no write permission, no error message is output in the command prompt or screen, and the process terminates with error.
Note
If an invalid option is specified, its corresponding error message is output in the install log file and the process exits. No error message is output in the command prompt or screen.
Do not execute multiplexly the command for silent installation. If it is multiplexly executed, the command executed after that terminates abnormally. At this time, an install log file is not created.
During an update, it is not possible to specify an installation parameter file for the command. In the case that a file has been specified, the command terminates in an error.
Check the return value from the silent installation command. If necessary, check the install log file. However, if the return value from the silent installation command is 3 or 9, an install log file is not created. For details, refer to "Return Values for Silent Installation (for Storage Cruiser's Agent)" in the Installation and Setup Guide.
The installation result can be viewed in the install log file, too.
Open the install log file to see "ResultCode" in the ResponseResult section. In "ResultCode" is written the return value from the silent installation command.
Point
If the upgrade was terminated abnormally, refer to "8.2.4 In Case of Problem During Upgrade of Storage Cruiser's Agent (for Solaris, Linux)" to recover the system to the normal state.