Virtual I/O Server |
Installation/Update Instructions for Virtual I/O Server National Language Support |
Installing from a local hard disk:
- Login to the Virtual I/O Server as the user padmin.
- Use the chlang command to view a list of available locales. The first column is the <locale_name>
$ chlang -ls |more
- Create a temporary directory on the Virtual I/O Server.
$ mkdir <directory_name>
- Transfer the file(s) using ftp to the directory created.
- Install the locale by running the chlang command.
$ chlang -lang <locale_name> -dev <directory_name>
- Remove the language files and temporary directory
$ rm -r <directory_name>
Installing from the CD/DVD drive:
The National Language Support package can be burned onto a CD using the ISO image. After the CD has been created, the following steps need to be performed to install:
- Login to the Virtual I/O Server as the user padmin.
- Place the update CD into the CD/DVD drive connected to the Virtual I/O Server.
- Use the chlang command to view a list of available locales. The first column is the <locale_name>.
$ chlang -ls |more
- Install the locale by running the chlang command.
$ chlang -lang <locale_name> -dev /dev/cdX
(Where X is the device number of the CD/DVD drive containing the CD)
Refer to the Virtual I/O Server online publications for additional information on the chlang command. Information on this command can be obtained from the IBM eServer HW Information Center
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Updating from a local hard disk:
- Login to the Virtual I/O Server as the user padmin.
- Create a temporary directory on the Virtual I/O Server.
$ mkdir
- Transfer the file(s) using ftp to the directory created.
- Install the locale by running the chlang command.
$ updateios -dev
- Remove the language files and temporary directory
$ rm -r
Updating from the CD/DVD drive:
The National Language Support package can be burned onto a CD using the ISO image. After the CD has been created, the following steps need to be performed to install:
- Login to the Virtual I/O Server as the user padmin.
- Place the update CD into the CD/DVD drive connected to the Virtual I/O Server.
- Update the locale by running the updateios command.
$ updateios -dev /dev/cdX
(Where X is the device number of the CD/DVD drive containing the CD)
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