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Re: ISC on WinXP or Unix

2005-01-06 04:37:17
Subject: Re: ISC on WinXP or Unix
From: Richard van Denzel <RvanDenzel AT SLTN DOT NL>
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2005 10:32:41 +0100
The problem is that I'm stuck with a laptop running WXP Pro. I've
requested 1GB memory for it, but I'm still waiting for it to be delivered.

Richard.





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Our plan is to install the ISC and Admin Center on a Windows 2000 server.
We can then very easily remote desktop to this server and run the java
applet there.  This should work fine with a 56K line.

I have installed the ISC and Admin center on a Virtual machine running
Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 (using VMware)  Note I even had TSM Server
running there as well.  I set them to start with 486MB of RAM and they ran
just fine.  It takes a little longer to start but from there it works
fine.  So if you really want it on your laptop then use MS Virtual PC or
VMWare.

Richard van Denzel <RvanDenzel AT SLTN DOT NL> wrote:
How the .... am I going to administer my TSM Server(s). I sometimes have
to do this on a 56k dial-up connection and I don't want to blow-up this
line by running the java-sh.t remotely.

Richard.





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Richard,
It is my understanding that ISC is not supported on Windows XP.

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My PC has 512MB memory. I've just spoken to a collegue of mine and he
managed to install the ISC on his PC (same specs as mine).

Richard.





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Hello,
how many memory does the PC have?

Under AIX you need a minimum of 1GB memory to instell the ISC.
I suspect that the same is true for Windows...

Bye
Rainer Tammer

Richard van Denzel wrote:

>Nope,
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>I've tried setting TMP, TEMP, TMPDIR to something else but no luck.
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>Hi.
>On unix you may try to define the environment variable TMPDIR to a new
tmp
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>with enough space. This is a unix way to tell a system to use another
tmp
>but it depend on the
>install script if it use the $TMPDIR.
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>Hi All,
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>Has anyone yet mastered to install the ISC on Windows XP? If so, what's
>the catch, because around 15-20% of installation it quits on my PC with
an
>error.
>Also on Unix, is it possible to use another /tmp instead of /tmp?
Because
>the Linux system I'm trying to install it on has not enough space
>available on /tmp and I don't feel like rearring all filesystems, just
to
>make space in /tmp for the installation of ISC.
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