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Sun Management Center 3.5 Release Notes

Localization Bugs That Occur During Installation

Windows 98 Platform: Localized Versions of Console, Hardware Diagnostic Suite, and Performance Reporting Manager Might Not Work if Installed in Default Location (4884908)

On the Microsoft Windows 98 platform, if Sun Management Center 3.5 has been installed in the default location, (C:\Program Files\SunMC), you might not be able to use localized versions of the Console, Performance Reporting Manager, or Hardware Diagnositc Suite.

This problem occurs because the length of the name for the default location exceeds the internal limitation allowable in the Microsoft Windows 98 environment.

Note –

This limitation does not occur if the C locale is the only version of the product that is installed.

The following error message is displayed:


Out of Environment Space

The report service is not available

Please make sure the Hardware Diagnostic Suite server is
running on the Sun Management Center server machine.

Workaround: During installation of localized versions of the software, specify a location name that is shorter in length, C:\smc or C:\sunmc, for example.

For more information on specifying an alternate installation location, see Step 6 of the procedure, “To Install Sun Management Center 3.5 on Microsoft Windows” in Sun Management Center 3.5 Installation and Configuration Guide.

Incorrect Message About SUNWescom Package in Localized Environments Is Displayed (4840461)

During installation of a localized environment, the system displays an incorrect error message. The following error message is displayed:


SUNWescom : package not found

This error message is displayed only briefly.

Note –

The message is not displayed during installation of the C locale.

Workaround: Ignore the error message. The SUNWescom package has been installed successfully. Product functionality has not been impaired.

Binary Code License and Supplemental Terms and Conditions for Some Asian Locales Are in English (4882094)

During installation, the Binary Code License (BCL) and Supplemental Terms and Conditions for the following Asian locales are in English:

Language 

Locale 

Japanese 

ja_JP.UTF-8

Simplified Chinese 

zh.UTF-8

Traditional Chinese 

zh_TW.UTF-8

zh_HK.UTF-8

Korean 

ko.UTF-8

The following Asian locales use localized BCL files and are in the appropriate languages.

Language 

Locale 

Japanese 

ja, ja_JP.PCK

Simplified Chinese 

zh, zh.GBK, zh_CN.GB18030

Traditional Chinese 

zh_TW, zh_TW.BIG5

zh_HK.BIG5HK

Korean 

ko

To read the BCLs in all supported languages, refer to the printed license that is included in the Sun Management Center 3.5 media kit.

Workaround: None.

Hardware Diagnostic Suite Console Unavailable in Simplified Chinese Language Locale on Windows 98 Platform (4883371)

On systems that are running Microsoft Windows 98 software in a Simplified Chinese language locale, the Hardware Diagnostic Suite console might not launch.

Workaround: Install the English-language version of the console when running Microsoft Windows 98.

es-makeagent Does Not Support Non–English Locales (4864504)

When an es-makeagent image is used to install an agent in a non-English locale, warning messages that certain locale package directories were not found are logged in the install log file. For example:


Unable to find package directory for SUNWjaesi

Agent installation images created by using the es-makeagent command contain only the English locale packages. The es-makeagent command does not add non-English locale packages in the agent installation image.

Workaround: To install agents in non-English locales, install the agent by using any of the following methods:

Installation Messages Not Displayed Completely on Localized Environment When Using es-guiinst (4841202)

When you use the es-guiinst command to install on Asian locales, installation messages on some of the screens are not completely displayed. This problem also occurs in the English locale when larger system font sizes are used.

Workaround: Manually size the screen to display the text or maximize the screen to display the text.

Using es-inst Command to Install Add-On Product From Sun Management Center 3.5 Installation 1 of 2 CD Fails to Install Non–English Packages (4862856)

Non-English locale packages are not installed when you use the es-inst command-line script to install an add-on product from the Sun Management Center 3.5 installation 1 of 2 CD. This problem occurs in the following instances:

The following error message is displayed:


All supported languages are installed.
Note –

This bug does not occur on agent-only machines.

Workaround: Install the add-on product from the Sun Management Center 3.5 Installation 2 of 2 CD. Follow these steps:

  1. Log in as superuser to the machine on which the Sun Management Center server and agent have been installed.

  2. Insert the Sun Management Center 3.5 installation 2 of 2 CD in the CD-ROM drive.

  3. Install the add-on using either the es-inst command–line script or the es-guiinst command:

    • To use the command line install es-inst, do the following:

      1. Type the following command:


        # /opt/SUNWsymon/sbin/es-inst -S /cdrom/cdrom0/image

        The installation process checks for available add-on products. When the check for add-on products finishes, add-on products that have not been installed are listed one at a time. You are asked whether you want to install the add-on product.

      2. Type y to select the add-on product for installation, or type n if you do not want to install the add-on product.

        When you have completed your selections, the add-on products you have selected are installed.

    • To use the graphical install es-guiinst, do the following:

      1. Type the following command:


        # /opt/SUNWsymon/sbin/es-guiinst

        The Welcome screen is displayed. Click Next. The Specify the Installation Files Source Directory screen is displayed. Make sure that you have inserted the installation 2 of 2 CD in your CD-ROM drive.

      2. When you are prompted to enter the source directory, type the following command:


        # /cdrom/cdrom0/image

      3. Click Next.

        The installation process checks for available add-on products. When the check for add-on products finishes, the Products Already Installed screen is displayed.

      4. Click Next.

        The Select Add-on Products screen is displayed. Add-on products that have not been installed are listed.

      5. Select the add-on products that you want to install. Click Next.

        The products you selected are installed.

        When the installation process completes, a list of installed products is displayed. You are asked whether you want to set up the Sun Management Center components.

  4. For setup procedures for each add-on product you have selected, refer to the add-on supplement that was provided with the Sun Management Center 3.5 release kit.

es-guiuninst Uninstalled Add-On Products Summary Panel in Non-English Locales Erroneously Displays Product Environment Component (4873795)

When you uninstall an add-on product using the es-guiuninst tool, a summary panel listing all the add-on components that were uninstalled is displayed. When you use this tool to uninstall add-on components in non-English locales, Product Environment is erroneously listed in the summary panel as one of the add-on components that was uninstalled.

Workaround: Ignore the Product Environment uninstalled message. The component was not uninstalled.

Disabled ASCII Characters Might Cause Installation to Not Continue (4765662)

If you use the es-guiinst command to display the window on another X11 display server, either by specifying the -display option or by setting the environment variable to DISPLAY, the installation might not continue.

This problem occurs because you are unable to type ASCII characters in text fields, and the ASCII characters are not displayed.

Workaround: When you encounter this problem, use the es-inst and es-setup commands to perform the installation and setup. Refer to the Sun Management Center 3.5 Installation and Configuration Guide for more information about using the es-inst and es-setup commands.