You should install the Oracle HCTS FMA test packages on the SUT system, and the Oracle HCTS application on both the TM and the SUT systems to test FMA. The Oracle HCTS FMA test packages include SUNWstc-os-ldfma, SUNWstc-tetlite and SUNWstc-netperf2 packages. The SUNWstc-os-ldfma and SUNWstc-tetlite packages are for storage or NIC FMA test, and the SUNWstc-netperf2 package is for NIC FMA test. This section describes the following topics:
The Oracle HCTS 5.8 FMA test archive is a tar file from which you need to extract the contents. The name of the downloaded file is hcts.5.8.fma-${ARCH}.tar.gz. The ${ARCH} value represents the processor type, that is, SPARC or x86. For example, the FMA test package for x86 platform is named as hcts.5.8.fma-x86.tar.gz.
To extract the contents of Oracle HCTS FMA test file, type the following command on the SUT system:
# gzip -cd hcts.5.8.fma-${ARCH}.tar.gz | tar xvf -The contents are extracted to a directory called hcts.5.8.fma-${ARCH}, which is placed in the directory where you have downloaded the Oracle HCTS FMA test package.
The hcts.5.8.fma-${ARCH} directory contains the following files.
SUNWstc-os-ldfma package
SUNWstc-tetlite package
SUNWstc-netperf2 package
Installing the SUNWstc-os-ldfma package verifies that no previous version of the SUNWstc-os-ldfma package exists on your system. If SUNWstc-os-ldfma package is already installed on the system, uninstall the existing version.
On each system, perform the following steps to install the SUNWstc-os-ldfma package.
Log in as a root. Type:
# su
Add the SUNWstc-os-ldfma package. Type:
# /usr/sbin/pkgadd -d . SUNWstc-os-ldfma
The SUNWstc-os-ldfma package is installed in the /opt directory.
Check for any questions or error messages from the installation and respond accordingly. The SUNWstc-os-ldfma installation performs the following actions.
Verifies that no version of the SUNWstc-os-ldfma is already installed on the system.
Installs the package SUNWstc-os-ldfma into the /opt directory.
Installing the SUNWstc-tetlite package verifies that no previous version of the SUNWstc-tetlite package exists on your system. If SUNWstc-tetlite package is already installed on the system, uninstall the existing version.
On each system, perform the following steps to install the SUNWstc-tetlite package.
Log in as a root. Type:
# su
Add the SUNWstc-tetlite package. Type:
# /usr/sbin/pkgadd -d . SUNWstc-tetlite
The SUNWstc-tetlite package is installed in the /opt directory.
Check for any questions or error messages from the installation and respond accordingly. The SUNWstc-tetlite installation performs the following actions.
Verifies that no version of the SUNWstc-tetlite is already installed on the system.
Installs the package SUNWstc-tetlite into the /opt directory.
Installing the SUNWstc-netperf2 package verifies that no previous version of the SUNWstc-netperf2 package exists on your system. If SUNWstc-netperf2 package is already installed on the system, uninstall the existing version.
On each system, perform the following steps to install the SUNWstc-netperf2 package.
Log in as a root. Type:
# su
Add the SUNWstc-netperf2 package. Type:
# /usr/sbin/pkgadd -d . SUNWstc-netperf2
The SUNWstc-netperf2 package is installed in the /opt directory.
Check for any questions or error messages from the installation and respond accordingly. The SUNWstc-netperf2 installation performs the following actions.
Verifies that no version of the SUNWstc-netperf2 is already installed on the system.
Installs the package SUNWstc-netperf2 into the /opt directory.