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5. Select INSTALL software environments. You see the DMU
Software Installation Menu.
6. Select Add software to an existing area.
If you have more than one DMS environment, you see a list of available
DMS environments and you are prompted to select the environment
for adding software.
7. Select the DMS area where the operating system is installed. You are
prompted for the location of the software.
8. Enter the full pathname of the device special file or mount points for
the distribution media. Enter /mnt/ALPHA/WORLDWIDE to install WLS
subsets. You see a menu listing the countries for which you can install
worldwide language support.
9. Select the software to support the countries that you want to install.
You see a list of available subsets.
See Section 11.3 for instructions on installing subsets.
After installing the subsets, you see the DMU Main Menu.
10. Select CONFIGURE software environments to configure newly
installed subsets into the DMS environment.
See Section 11.4.2 for instructions on configuring DMS environments.
11.5.2 Setting Up a DMS Client for WLS
After you have set up the DMS areas and registered the clients, they can
access the configured areas. See Section 10.8 on how to register the client
with a network naming service. You must register the client with the full
or partial (default) kernel option for the client to use the Asian kernel
functionality.
11.5.3 Building an Asian Kernel for DMS Clients
When the DMS client boots for the first time from a newly configured DMS
area, an Asian kernel is built. Reboot the system if you want to use the
Asian terminal driver functions. You also can reconfigure the Asian kernel
on the client machine by using the wwconfig command as follows:
# /usr/sbin/wwconfig -a
See the Installation Guide — Advanced Topics and wwconfig(8) for more
information about using the wwconfig command.
Setting Up a DMS Environment 11–13