walter01
31st July 2003, 11:06
Hello all,

when I ececute ba6.1 -V, I get
...
Uname : HP-UX larani B.10.20 A 9000/821 2010082042 two-user license
Machine-id : HP9000_PA_RISC
OS-release : HPUX10.20
...

But when I execute
uname -a
I get
HP-UX neptunus B.11.00 A 9000/800 1279364181 two-user license

I know the later is right, so where does Baan get the 10.20 information from ???

Walter

Han Brinkman
31st July 2003, 11:09
The ba is compile at Baan on HPUX10.20 and that info is stored in the object.

Rgrds,
Han

walter01
31st July 2003, 11:14
Wow !!

your'e right.
I checked it with what ba6.1.
I always thought that it showed the OS info of our server !

Thanks Han.


Walter

OmeLuuk
31st July 2003, 11:17
There are different types of HP Ux machines, as I understood.
There is a CPU type 1.0 (the older version) and 1.x (the newer).
Then the older version cannot run HPUx 11 so Baan still maintains a HP_RISC portingset on 10.20.

Because of binary backward compatibility of HPUx 11 that version can run the RISC portingset.

But since your uname -a tells:
... 9000/800 ...
and you run HPUx11, you'd better take the HP_8000 portingset which is only available for HPUx11 only.

OmeLuuk
31st July 2003, 11:23
walter01 :... But when I execute `uname -a` I get
HP-UX neptunus B.11.00 A 9000/800 1279364181 two-user license

I know the later is right, so where does Baan get the 10.20 information from ???

WalterMaybe from BaanBoard...?Baan version: IVc3 PS.6.1c.04.02
DB type: Oracle 8.0.6
OS platform: HP-UX 10.20If not... time to update your profile... :p

walter01
31st July 2003, 11:39
OmeLuuk,

besides supporting HP11.00, are you sure I can use the 8000 portingset on a 9000 system ?

btw. I updated my profile as necessary.

Walter

OmeLuuk
31st July 2003, 11:57
OmeLuuk: ... as I understood.