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eliminating the need for the layered product. A migration plan for upgrading

to the appropriate version of the Tru64 UNIX base operating system has been

developed to assist our customers who currently use the System V

Environment layered product.

Features and Interfaces Scheduled for Retirement 8–17

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Tru64 UNIX 1
Contents 3
2 Installation Notes 4
3 Processor-Speciﬁc Notes 4
Contents v 5
4 Base System Software Notes 6
Contents vii 7
Contents ix 9
7 Documentation Notes 11
Contents xiii 13
A System Limits 14
B Software Subset Information 14
Contents xv 15
About This Manual 17
Reader’s Comments 19
Conventions 20
1New and Changed Features 21
1.1 New Hardware Support 22
New and Changed Features 1–3 23
Caused a Kernel Crash Dump 24
1.8 Compaq Analyze Utility 24
1.9 Secure Version of syslog 24
New and Changed Features 1–5 25
1.11 Visual Threads 26
1.15 Compaq Insight Manager 27
1–8 New and Changed Features 28
New and Changed Features 1–9 29
2Installation Notes 31
2.3 Join Database Migration 32
3Processor-Speciﬁc Notes 33
3.1.7 RIS boot Options 35
3.2.2 64-Bit PCI Option Cards 36
3.3.2 Graphics Resolution 37
Computers 38
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Processor-Speciﬁc Notes 3–7 39
3.6.2 Firmware Requirements 41
3–10 Processor-Speciﬁc Notes 42
Processor-Speciﬁc Notes 3–11 43
3–12 Processor-Speciﬁc Notes 44
3.8 DEC 7000 System 46
3.9 AlphaPC 164 Systems 47
4Base System Software Notes 49
4.1.7 Sendmail 51
4.1.9 Netscape Communicator 53
Memory Fault - (core dumped) 54
Namespace: "INBOX." 55
Interface 56
4.2.2 BIND Conﬁguration 61
4.3 System Administration 62
4.3.3 Open3D Support 63
4.3.7 Enhanced Security 65
4.3.9 Insight Manager Agents 68
4.4.1 IP Switching over ATM 75
4.4.8 LAT and NetRAIN 79
4.5 Local Area Transport 82
4.6 File Systems 82
4.6.2 Using ACLs over NFS 83
4.6.3 ACL Size Limitations 83
4.6.5 Logical Storage Manager 86
Development Environment Notes 91
5.2 Realtime Programming 92
5.3 DECthreads (pthreads) 93
Some Situations 96
5.3.8 Memory Alignment Issue 96
5.4 Proﬁling 97
5.5 Debugging with dbx 98
# dbx -k vmunix.3 99
(dbx) assign partial_dump=0 99
(dbx) patch partial_dump=0 99
5.6 Java Programming 100
6Window System Software Notes 103
6.3 X Clients 104
6.4 CDE Clients 105
6.4.4 The dtmail Application 106
6.5 Windows Programming 108
6.6 Internationalization 109
Characters 110
7Documentation Notes 111
Software) 112
7.4 Programming with ONC RPC 114
Documentation Notes 7–5 115
7.8 Online Help Volumes 116
7.8.2 Integration 117
7–8 Documentation Notes 118
Documentation Notes 7–9 119
Retirement 121
Server Extension 122
8.4 The -oldc C Compiler 124
8.5 The dbx Debugger 124
DECthreads 126
8.11 DECthreads CMA Interface 126
8.13 Nemacs 127
8.15 SCSI Device Names 127
8.21 OSF/Motif Version 1.1.3 130
8.24 Graph Utility 131
8.25 The atmsetup Script 131
8.28 Installupdate -i Option 131
8.29 Different awk Versions 132
8.30 The secsetup Script 132
8.34 Audit_setup Script 134
Obsolete 134
8.36 libsecurity.a 134
8.37 XPG3 ctab Locales 135
8.38 Security Interfaces 135
8.40 PEX Extensions 136
8.42 DEC Ada RTL 136
8.43 System V Environment 136
Environment layered product 137
ASystem Limits 139
A.1.3 Process Limits 140
System Limits A–3 141
A.1.5 Device Limits 142
A.1.7 File System Limits 143
A–6 System Limits 144
A.1.8 Networking Limits 145
A–8 System Limits 146
System Limits A–9 147
BSoftware Subset Information 149
Table B-1: (continued) 150
Volume 1 152
Volume 2 162
Reader’s Comments Tru64 UNIX 179
UBPG PUBLICATIONS MANAGER 180
ZKO3 3/Y32 180
110 SPIT BROOK RD 180
COMPAQ COMPUTER CORPORATION 180
NASHUA NH 03062 9987 180

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