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HP 3000 MPE/iX Release 6.0 System Software Maintenance Manual (Release C.60.00): HP 3000 MPE/iX Computer Systems > Appendix E CD-ROM Resources![]() Creating a Product List |
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To simplify the update process, you can manually create a product list. HPINSTAL uses the product list to determine which products to update. Two types of product lists are useful when using HPINSTAL:
Every central system should have a master product list. You only need to create a local product list if you ever need to install a subset of the full product list purchased, such as when creating tapes for distribution to a remote system.
When you first install a system, you must create a master product list. This is the full list of products that appears on your keyword certificate. You can make the master product list in one of two ways:
To make the master product list by editing a file:
If you add on SUBSYS products to your system, HPINSTAL prompts you for the names of new products to be added. The new product names are added to the PRODLIST.PUB.SYS file. Figure E-1 shows a sample PRODLIST file. To make a product list using HPINSTAL, reply with the list of product numbers when prompted for them. After you finish entering the list, HPINSTAL asks you to verify that the list of products is correct and then saves the list in the file PRODLIST.PUB.SYS. A local product list is useful when you regularly use one production system to create CSLTs to be loaded onto other systems. Many large installations will purchase a large set of products and will install a subset of the products onto different customized systems. For this purpose, you can create a local product list that specifies the exact products you want to be on the CSLT.
To make the local product list:
The contents of the local product list look the same as the master product list. It usually contains fewer product numbers. HPINSTAL first looks for the local PRODLIST file in the INSTALL group. If located, the local PRODLIST file is used instead of the master file in PUB.SYS. |
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