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6.3.5 6.3.5 6.3.5 6.3.5 6.3.5 Solaris Solaris Solaris Solaris Solaris
The network adapter driver for Solaris 8.0 system comes in three formats:
• Datastream format: B R C M b c m e . p k g B R C M b c m e . p k g B R C M b c m e . p k g B R C M b c m e . p k g B R C M b c m e . p k g
• Compressed and TAR file system format: B R C M b c m e . t a r . Z B R C M b c m e . t a r . Z B R C M b c m e . t a r . Z B R C M b c m e . t a r . Z B R C M b c m e . t a r . Z
• Driver Update (DU) binary image*: b c m e d u . i m g b c m e d u . i m g b c m e d u . i m g b c m e d u . i m g b c m e d u . i m g
***** Use to create DU diskette
Installing the drivers Installing the drivers Installing the drivers Installing the drivers Installing the drivers
Follow these instructions when installing the Broadcom
® Gigabit LAN controller
drivers on a Solaris 8.0 system.
1. Change the directory to where the B R C M b c m e . p k g B R C M b c m e . p k g
B R C M b c m e . p k g B R C M b c m e . p k g
B R C M b c m e . p k g is located.
2. Use the command:
pkgadd -d BRCMbcme.pkg
or
Copy B R C M b c m e . t a r . Z
B R C M b c m e . t a r . Z B R C M b c m e . t a r . Z B R C M b c m e . t a r . Z B R C M b c m e . t a r . Z to / t m p / t m p / t m p / t m p / t m p using these commands:
cd /tmp
uncompress BRCMbcme.tar.Z
tar xvf BRCMbcme.tar
pkgadd -d /tmp
3. Execute p r t c o n f p r t c o n f
p r t c o n f p r t c o n f
p r t c o n f to determine instance number of the NIC.
4. Use the command:
ifconfig bcme[instance_number] plumb
5. Use the command:
ifconfig bcme[instance_number] ip_address netmask....
Saving the changes Saving the changes Saving the changes Saving the changes Saving the changes
To make these changes permanent:
1.
Use a text editor (e.g., vi) to create a file in the /etc directory, then
name the file as h o s t n a m e . b c m e [ i n s t a n c e _ n u m b e r ]
h o s t n a m e . b c m e [ i n s t a n c e _ n u m b e r ]
h o s t n a m e . b c m e [ i n s t a n c e _ n u m b e r ] h o s t n a m e . b c m e [ i n s t a n c e _ n u m b e r ]
h o s t n a m e . b c m e [ i n s t a n c e _ n u m b e r ]. Add the IP
address of the interface to this file, save, then exit.
2. Add a proper subnet mask to the file / e t c / n e t m a s k s / e t c / n e t m a s k s / e t c / n e t m a s k s / e t c / n e t m a s k s / e t c / n e t m a s k s.