Installing from a CD

If you received a CD in the mail, please read this section. If you downloaded an evaluation, please see the section called Installing from a Download.

Contents of the CD-ROM

The CD-ROM contains the following files and directories:
File Description
./install.txt Text version of these notes
./install.pdf Adobe Acrobat version of these notes
./manifest Text file identifying product(s) contained on the CD-ROM
.// One or more product installation directories. See the file ./manifest for descriptions
./goodies/ Directory with various software that you might find useful.

Quick Start

  1. Mount the CD-ROM
  2. Change to the directory on the CD-ROM that contains the product you want to install.
  3. Review any readme, license, release.txt, and change.log files you find in the directory.
  4. Execute the setup program and follow its instructions:
    % ./setup

Mount the CD-ROM

If your system does not automatically mount the CD-ROM, mount it using the instructions below.

  1. Become the superuser.
  2. Mount the CD-ROM using the command below that matches your system:
    OS Mount Command
    AIX %mount -r -v'cdrfs' /dev/cd0 ${mount-point}
    HPUX %mount -r -F cdfs /dev/dsk/c0t3d0 ${mount-point}
    IRIX %mount -t iso9660 /dev/dsk/dks0d1s7 ${mount-point}
    SunOS %mount -o ro -t hsfs /dev/sr0 ${mount-point}
    Solaris %mount -o ro -F hsfs /dev/dsk/c0t6d0s0 ${mount-point}
    Tru64 %mount -r -t cdfs /dev/rz4c ${mount-point}
    Linux %mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom ${mount-point}

Notes:

  1. ${mount-point}refers to the location in the file system that you want the CD-ROM to be mounted.
  2. The specific device files above (e.g., /dev/rz4c) are just examples. Please check with your system administrator for the specific device file to use.
  3. When done, you can unmount the cdrom using the command:
    % umount ${mount-point}

Installation

Your CD-ROM will contain one or more directories. Each directory will be the name of the ICS product. The text file ./manifest describes each product contained on the CD-ROM and identifies the associated directory. To install a specific product, follow these instructions.

  1. Become the superuser (if you are not already).
  2. Change directory to the appropriate product directory ().
    % cd ${mount-point}/
  3. Read the file license contained in this directory before proceeding. Do not install the software if you are not willing to agree to the terms of this license. You might also want to read any readme or change.log files provided in the directory too!
  4. Execute the setup command and follow its prompts.
    % ./setup

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