Installing the Driver: Downloaded
Use this procedure
to install a downloaded Digi SVR4 UNIX or SCO UnixWare driver. This procedure creates an
installable driver diskette (or diskettes) readable by UNIX.
Procedure
Procedure 1: Installing from a diskette with with pkgadd
- Download the
appropriate driver file(s).
- If you are
downloading Digi driver files to a Windows system, create an installation
diskette by following the procedure Creating Installation
Diskettes: Windows.
Repeat the procedure if there is more than one driver file.
- If you are
downloading Digi driver files to a UNIX system, create an installation
diskette by following the procedure Creating Installation
Diskettes: UNIX.
Repeat the procedure if there is more than one driver file.
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Log in as root on
the UNIX system.
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Insert the
newly-created driver diskette.
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Enter this
command at a root prompt: pkgadd -d diskette1
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Follow the
system prompts to install the driver.
Procedure 2: Installing from a file on your hard disk with with pkgadd
- Download the
appropriate driver file(s).
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Log in as root on
the UNIX system.
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Enter this
command at a root prompt: pkgadd -d /path/filename
where path is the path to the driver file and filename is
the name of the driver file.
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Follow the
system prompts to install the driver.
Procedure 3: Installing with
SCO Admin (SCO UnixWare)
Note: This
procedure must be done in an X Window environment.
- Download the
appropriate driver file(s).
- If you are
downloading Digi driver files to a Windows system, create an installation
diskette by following the procedure Creating Installation
Diskettes: Windows.
Repeat the procedure if there is more than one driver file.
- If you are
downloading Digi driver files to a UNIX system, create an installation
diskette by following the procedure Creating Installation
Diskettes: UNIX.
Repeat the procedure if there is more than one driver file.
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Log in as root on
the UNIX system.
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Insert the
newly-created driver diskette.
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Select <SCO
Admin> in the window environment or type scoadmin
at a root
prompt.
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Double-click
the Software Management folder in the System Administration window.
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Double-click <Application
Installer>.
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Choose <Disk_A> from the Install from: menu.
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Choose <Update View>.
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Choose the
Digi driver to install.
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Choose <Install>.
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Follow the
system prompts to install the driver.