From: Kevin Davisson (kdavis@woodward.com)
Date: Sat Feb 22 2003 - 10:19:40 EST
Mark,
We've been running ME10 here for a dozen years. The license server now
runs on the L2000 (from a serial dongle), but at one time the dongle
attached to the HIL chain. HIL was HP's proprietary bus that they used to
daisy chain the keyboard, mouse, and other devices (like the ME10 license
module). If you find the module, make sure you make it the first device in
the chain (if the wires go from the 715 to the module to the keyboard to the
mouse, the module is /dev/hil1, keyboard is /dev/hil2, etc...)
Good luck
Kevin
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Schupsky [mailto:mark.d.schupsky@lmco.com]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 4:41 PM
To: hpadm
Subject: [HPADM] /dev/hil1 device
Has anyone ever heard of a /dev/hil1 device? We have an ancient 715
running HPUX 9.x that someone is trying
to ressurect to retrieve some old drawings from an application called ME10.
Would this be a hardware device used to
control application licensing?
when I try to start this as root it gives me an error:
# /etc/MEls
Restart using device /dev/hil1
/dev/hil1: Device busy
TIA, Mark
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Mark Schupsky mark.d.schupsky@lmco.com
EIS UNIX SysAdmin Lockheed Martin CSS Newtown, PA
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