install script errors notwithstanding, what you describe is not a 
scenario where you would do a "client software" installation.

if you want to run jnbSA on your linux box at home, you will actually 
be doing a full NBU server install.  (you linux box will essentially 
be a media server with no associated devices or storage units)

I would hope that this install would work for you off of that FP6 CDROM.

HTH
rob

At 5:46 PM -0600 1/24/04, Cris Rhea wrote:
>Ever since we were forced to use new Java-based tools, I've had a hard
>time doing remote admin of my NB server- Even though I have a 256Kb link
>to my house, the Java tools are about 50X slower than the previous
>X-based ones.
>
>Trying to fix this, I brought home the NB4.5FP6 CDROM (the 3rd version
>of the ISO image) so I could install jnbSA locally on my Linux box.
>
>>From my understanding, one should be able to run the "install" program
>and select "client software" from the list.
>
>This fails miserably due to coding errors in the install scripts.
>
>>From the errors, it was clear Veritas hasn't tested this function
>recently.... :(
>
>Is there a version of the CDROM where this works or should I just
>tar up the /usr/openv directory from a Linux system at work (network
>installed from the master) and bring that home instead of doing a
>"real install"??
>
>
>-- Cris
>
>
>
>
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