The installation procedure is described below.
Point
The following characters can be used as input values:
Alphanumeric characters, hyphens, commas and forward slashes
1. Stop applications and programs
If the installation method is the following, all applications and programs that use the product must be stopped:
Reinstallation
Before starting the installation, stop the following:
Applications that use the product
Connection Manager
pgBadger
Pgpool-II
ldap2pg
pgBackRest
2. Mount the DVD drive
Insert the client program DVD into the DVD drive, and then execute the following command:
# mount -t iso9660 -r -o loop /dev/dvd /media/dvd
Here /dev/dvd is the device name for the DVD drive (which may vary depending on your environment), and /media/dvd is the mount point (which may need to be created before calling the command).
If the DVD was mounted automatically using the automatic mount daemon (autofs), "noexec" is set as the mount option, so the installer may fail to start. In this case, use the mount command to remount the DVD correctly, and then run the installation. Note that the mount options of a mounted DVD can be checked by executing the mount command without any arguments.
3. Run the installation
Install the following packages (rpm) with the rpm command.
If you perform reinstallation, and an installation prefix (in the --prefix option of the rpm command) was used for the new installation, you must use the same prefix.
Feature Name | Operating System | Package (Path) |
|---|---|---|
Client | RHEL8 | CLIENT64/Linux/packages/r80ppc64le/FJSVfsep-CL-*.rpm |
RHEL9 | CLIENT64/Linux/packages/r90ppc64le/FJSVfsep-CL-*.rpm | |
SLES 15 | CLIENT64/Linux/packages/SUSE15ppc64le/FJSVfsep-CL-*.rpm | |
Pgpool-II | RHEL8 | PGPOOL2/Linux/packages/r80ppc64le/FJSVfsep-POOL2-*.rpm |
RHEL9 | PGPOOL2/Linux/packages/r90ppc64le/FJSVfsep-POOL2-*.rpm | |
SLES 15 | PGPOOL2/Linux/packages/SUSE15ppc64le/FJSVfsep-POOL2-*.rpm | |
ldap2pg | RHEL8 | LDAP2PG/Linux/packages/r80ppc64le/FJSVfsep-LD2PG-*.rpm |
RHEL9 | LDAP2PG/Linux/packages/r90ppc64le/FJSVfsep-LD2PG-*.rpm | |
SLES 15 | LDAP2PG/Linux/packages/SUSE15ppc64le/FJSVfsep-LD2PG-*.rpm | |
pgBackRest | RHEL8 | PGBACKREST/Linux/packages/r80ppc64le/FJSVfsep-PGBR-*.rpm |
RHEL9 | PGBACKREST/Linux/packages/r90ppc64le/FJSVfsep-PGBR-*.rpm | |
SLES 15 | PGBACKREST/Linux/packages/SUSE15ppc64le/FJSVfsep-PGBR-*.rpm |
*is the version, OS, etc.
In the following example, /media/dvd is the name of the mount point where the DVD is mounted.
The "<x>" and " <x0z>" in the path indicate the x and z of the x SPz represented as the product version. For products without SPz, <x0z> becomes <x00>.
Below is an example of new installation on RHEL9.
# cd /media/dvd/CLIENT64/Linux/packages/r90ppc64le # rpm -ivh FJSVfsep-CL-<x>-<x0z>-0.el9.ppc64le.rpm
Below is an example of new installation on SLES 15.
# cd /media/dvd/CLIENT64/Linux/packages/SUSE15ppc64le # rpm -ivh FJSVfsep-CL-<x>-<x0z>-0.s15.ppc64le.rpm
Below is an example of reinstallation on RHEL9.
# cd /media/dvd/CLIENT64/Linux/packages/r90ppc64le # rpm -ivh --replacepkgs FJSVfsep-CL-<x>-<x0z>-0.el9.ppc64le.rpm
Below is an example of reinstallation on SLES 15.
# cd /media/dvd/CLIENT64/Linux/packages/SUSE15ppc64le # rpm -ivh --replacepkgs FJSVfsep-CL-<x>-<x0z>-0.s15.ppc64le.rpm
