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The following summaries pertain to the initial HP-UX 11i v2
release (October 2003). For further information, see the indicated
chapters in the initial HP-UX 11i Version 2 Release Notes,
available in its most current version at http://www.docs.hp.com. The following is not an exhaustive list, so HP strongly recommends
that you consult the initial HP-UX 11i Version 2 Release
Notes for information that is not included here. Initial
Release Notes, Chapter 3: “Workstation/Server Specific Information”. Always-installed Network Drivers: 100Base-T
Driver, btlan: Updated to support interrupt migration and OLAR on Itanium
®-based platforms. 1000Base-T (Gigabit Ethernet):
GigEther-01 supported and IEther-00 introduced. 1024~9000 MTU supported. PCI FDDI: Enhanced to provide
FDDI network connectivity for Itanium®-based platforms.
Mass Storage Drivers: Fibre
Channel Tachlite Driver: Updated to support interrupt migration
and OLAR. SCSI Drivers: Support limited
to PCI cards. New cards A5149A and A5838A supported, with limitations.
HVD cards A4800A, A5159A, and A5159B not supported. OLAR of A6828A
and A6869A cards supported. Interrupt migration supported.
Selectable Network Drivers: ATM Networking
Solution: Now available on Itanium®-based
platforms. Only ATM adapter A5513A supported. HyperFabric: The/opt/clic/bin/clic_probe has superseded the /opt/clic/bin/clic_ping utility. INTL100: Required for HP
Integrity rx2600 server, as well as HP zx6000 workstation. A6792A
add-on card not supported on HP-UX 11i v2. Online Addition and Replacement
(OLAR): New olrad command provides critical resource analysis routines.
New hotplugd daemon provides Doorbells capability. The rad command deprecated. PCI Mux Networking Solution,
TermIO-00: Now available on Itanium®-based platforms. PCI Token Ring Networking
Solution: Now available Itanium®-based
platforms.
ATI FireGL X1 and ATI FireGL
Z1: Provide compatibility with, and performance increase from, ATI
FireGL4 card. Appropriate drivers shipped with the products. Instant Capacity on Demand
(iCOD) 6.0: Now always-installed and supported on HP Integrity Superdome,
HP Integrity rx7620 and rx8620. Pay Per Use 6.0: Available
as a selectable product. Supports HP Integrity Superdome, HP Integrity
rx7620 and rx8620. Technical System Configuration
(TechSysConf): TC-OpenSource tools removed. Remaining TC-SysSetup
alters kernel configurable parameters, as well as selected system
configuration files, for improved system performance.
Initial
Release Notes, Chapter 4: “General System Administration”. Compressed
Dump: New feature. Speeds up memory dumps. Diagnostics: Offline
Diagnostic Environment: Supports new hardware platforms, including HP
Integrity Superdome, HP Integrity rx2600, rx4640, rx5670, rx8620,
rx7620, zx2000. Online Diagnostics (EMS Hardware
Monitors and Support Tools Manager): Modified to support current
systems releasing on HP-UX 11i v2. I/O tools and monitors modified
to support new cards and peripherals.
Enterprise Cluster Master
Toolkit version B.01.08: Supports the Oracle 9i database in MC/ServiceGuard
clusters. Event Monitoring Service
A.04.00: Framework and GUI available as 32-bit native applications
on Itanium®-based platforms.
HA Monitors available as 32-bit native binaries on Itanium®-based platforms. New command
line utility, EMS CLI, available to configure and manage persistent
monitoring requests for EMS monitors. File Systems Tunable Parameters:
HP-UX File Systems now has 13 dynamic tunable parameters available
in HP-UX 11i v2. In addition, the MAXSYMLINKS literal traditionally included in the <sys/param.h> header is being deprecated in HP-UX 11i v2 and should
not be used by applications. MAXSYMLINKS was defined as the maximum number of symbolic links
that may be expanded in a path name. This limit is now a tunable
parameter: fs_symlinks. GlancePlus Pak C.03.71.23:
Incorporates defect repairs and enhancements, including enhancements
to OVPA and GlancePlus. HP Caliper 3.0: Incorporates
enhancements, including full multi-process support, ability to attach
to a running process, new report and info modes, and usability improvements. HP Partitioning: HP Process
Resource Manager version C.02.01.01: Now supports VxVM. Various PRM
utilities have wide-column option for better display of group names. HP-UX nPartition Configuration
Commands: Management scope of commands extended to remote partitions
and complexes. Additional enhancements added. HP-UX Processor Sets: The
psrset command enhanced to display Locality Domain information.
Kernel now supports Real Time Extension (RTE) to processor sets. HP-UX Workload Manager version
A.02.01.01: Offers greater functionality and ease of use. HP-UX Workload Manager Toolkits
version A.01.04.01: Now has a toolkit for BEA WebLogic Server. nPartition Provider: New
product with HP-UX 11i v2, used by Partition Manager and partition
commands to configure and manage both local and remote HP systems
that support nPartitions. Partition Manager version
B.11.23.01.00: Incorporates major enhancements to the user interface,
as well as support for Cell Local Memory (CLM).
HP WBEM Services for HP-UX
version A.01.05.05: Supports strong SSL encryption; simultaneous
support of both SSL and non-SSL connections; local connections enhanced
to use UNIX Domain Sockets; four additional providers added. HP-UX Kernel Configuration:
The kcweb application incorporates changes and new features. The
maxusers tunable obsoleted. Kernel Configuration (KC) commands replaced
by a new set of commands. Changes made in kernel location, boot-time selection,
and automatic backup creation. HP-UX Peripheral Devices:
New tool; replaces the peripheral devices functionality of SAM and
introduces two new commands, pdweb and waconf. Ignite-UX version B.5.0:
Supports the new HP-UX Service Partition, incorporates enhanced
support for dual media recovery, and incorporates enhancements to support
new /stand/system syntax. Interrupt Migration: New
feature; can be used to view and modify the interrupt configuration
of the system. MC/ServiceGuard version A.11.15.00:
Updated with new features, including support for VxVM 3.5, Quorum
Server 2.0, ServiceGuard Manager 3.0, and IPv6 (with restrictions).
Operation with IPFilter requires specific IPFilter rules to ensure proper
operation of ServiceGuard clusters. MC/ServiceGuard Extension
for SAP R/3 version B.03.09: Provides same functionality as B.03.08
for PA-RISC. B.03.09 also provides means to use Secure Shell as
a communication method between nodes running mySAP components. MC/ServiceGuard NFS Toolkit
version A.11.23.01: Enhanced for better performance and easier troubleshooting.
NFS-related control functions and variables now in separate NFS-specific
control script. Supports VxVM 3.5 and NFS high availability over
NFS TCP and NFS UDP. MC/ServiceGuard Quorum Server
version A.2.0: Runs on both HP-UX and Linux. Supports multiple HP-UX
and/or Linux clusters. Can be configured in a package in a cluster. MySQL version 3.23: Used
instead of NDS by Servicecontrol Manager 3.0 for the repository. SAM - Nodal Network Communication:
Supports DHCPv6. Scalable Boot: Reduces boot
time by 5 to 95%, depending on the I/O configuration. Servicecontrol Manager version
3.0: Provides new features, including Linux-based central management
server, certified HP ProLiant Linux agents, XML file format, and
improved user interface and ease-of-use. ServiceGuard Extension for
RAC version A.11.15.00: Provides new features, including fast detection
of Oracle instance crash and rolling upgrade. ServiceGuard Manager
will show RAC instances in property sheet. ServiceGuard Manager version
A.03.00: Provides new features, including availability in five languages,
support for clusters on different subnets, ability to display several
sessions, and Alerts icon to show the most critical problem. Software Distributor: Runs
in Intel® Itanium® as a native application. Supports DLKM
software packaging. Software Package Builder:
New product; provides a visual method to create and edit software
packages using the HP-UX Software Distributor package format. System Administration Manager:
Introduces the HP-UX Kernel Configuration and HP-UX Peripheral Devices
tools. SAM is available as PA-RISC binaries on HP-UX 11i v2 and
requires the Aries translator. System-V IPC Kernel Tunable
Parameter (semmap)(Obsolete): The memory allocation of semaphore sets previously
controlled by semmap is now done dynamically by the kernel. The semmap kernel parameter is no longer tunable. System-V IPC Kernel Tunable
Parameter (semmsl): Minimum value now 1; default value 2048; upper limit
remains 10240. The update-ux Command: New with HP-UX 11i v2. Allows update of the
HP-UX operating system from HP-UX 11i v1.6 (11.22) to HP-UX 11i
v2 (11.23).
Initial Release Notes, Chapter 5: “Disk
and File Management”. AutoFS:
Upgraded to include the features of the SUN ONC AutoFS version 2.3 product,
as well as performance enhancements, including on-demand mounting.
The system C library, libc, changed to improve AutoFS performance. Automounter: Obsoleted. AutoFS
is the recommended replacement. HP CIFS Client version A.01.09:
Provides defect fixes and new features, including Kerberos authentication,
integration with the system Kerberos cache, and improved interoperability
with third-party CIFS servers that do no support older SMB infolevels. HP CIFS Server version 2.2e:
Based on Samba version 2.2.5. Incorporates new tools and new configuration
parameters. Logical Volume Manager (LVM):
Supports SLVM in configurations of up to 16 nodes. LVM powerfail
message changed. VERITAS File System (VxFS/HP
OnlineJFS/JFS) 3.5: New version contains new and changed features,
including new and/or enhanced tunable parameters, enhanced VxFS
commands, new I/O error handling policy, new default intent log
mode, new default system block size, VxFS system activity reporter,
forced unmounts, and more. Enables creation of file systems up to
4 TB (maximum file size is 2 TB). VERITAS Volume Manager (VxVM)
3.5: New features include VERITAS Cluster Volume Manager 3.5 for
HP-UX (purchased separately); Device Discovery Layer; SIG Licensing
Product; and VERITAS Enterprise Administrator. VxVM 3.5 offers significant
enhancements over the previous VxVM 3.1, which speed transactions, reduce
processing time, and improve bandwidth usage.
Initial
Release Notes, Chapter 6: “ Internet and Networking”. HP OSI
Transport Services/9000 version C.12.00: Provides otsshownsaps (lists NSAPs configured on OTS/9000) and expedited data
transfer on RFC1006 subnet. HP-UX Data Link Provider
Interface (DLPI): Includes enhancements to the Streams interface;
new third-party interface for non-native Streams drivers; updates
to the native Stream driver models; obsolescence of the dump read
capability of lanscan; status logging for DLPI through nettl; and other changes. HP-UX Web Server Suite: Includes
HP-UX Apache-based Web Server, HP-UX Webmin-based Admin, HP-UX Tomcat-based
Servlet Engine, and HP-UX XML Web Server Tools. Each component includes
fixes and/or enhancements. Installation changes have been made. Internet Services: BIND
9.2.0: New options added. New commands added in rndc remote name daemon control program. Supports IXFR and
all DNS security features. Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP) v6: New features include new message types, multiple
IP address request, configuration parameters from a DHCPv6 server,
and reconfiguration messages. The gated Routing Daemon: ospfagt available to obtain OSPF routing information from the
gated product. The inetd Daemon: New option added for use by inetd to identify a UDP service as broken or in-loop. New variable
added to enable or disable inetd during system startup. IPv6 Support for Internet
Service Products: BIND 9.2, DHCPv6, inetd, name and address resolution resolver routines, R-commands,
telnet, WU-FTPD 2.6.1, and Secure Internet Services are IPv6
enabled. Logging User Accounting Information:
telnetd, remshd, rexecd, and ftpd now use new scalable utmps/wtmps/btmps interfaces to log user accounting information. The named-xfer Ancillary Program: Obsolete; replaced by the dig utility. The rbootd remote boot server for RMP clients: Obsolete; clients
using the RMP protocol no longer supported. You must move from RMP
to BOOTP. The rexecd utility: New option added. Now uses utmps/wtmps/btmps interfaces to log user accounting information. The rwhod sever: Updated to use utmps interfaces to read user accounting information. Secure Internet Services:
New options added. IPv6 enabled for R-commands. Kerberos supported
in an IPv6 environment for ftp, R-commands, and telnet. Sendmail 8.11.1: New options
added. SLP 0.8: New with HP-UX 11i
v2. Includes dynamic service tracking, ease of administration, and
ease of development. TCP Wrappers 7.6: Includes
features such as monitoring incoming requests for Internet Services,
controlling access to services spawned by inetd, and enforcing access control in stand-alone daemon programs,
among others. WU-FTPD 2.6.1: The ftp daemon audits all login activities irrespective of success/failure
login. Logs bad login attempts in /var/adm/btmps file. New options added.
IPv6 Support: IPv6 support
by Transport, Internet Services, DCE, DLPI, FDDI, SAM-NNC, libc,
HP-UX commands, Desktop (CDE), X11R6-based applications, C2 Audit,
EMS, Online Diagnostics, SNMP, NetTL, IPSec, Kerberos Client, ServiceGuard,
GlancePlus Pak, HP-UX Secure Shell, HP-UX Web Server Suite, and the
Runtime Environment (RTE) for the Java. 2 platform. IPv6 Network Transport Software:
Features include IPv4/IPv6 dual stock support; enablement of IPv4/IPv6
host and router connections over existing IPv4 network; Ethernet
and FDDI links; IPv6 stateless address auto configuration; IPv6
Neighbor Discovery; network configuration and troubleshooting utilities;
name service switch, and more. IPv6 Support by Common Desktop
Environment (CDE): CDE 2.1 supports IPv6, in addition to IPv4. IPv6 Support by HP Openview
Emanate Agent: Relevant MIB support with the IPv6 subagent, ipv6agt. RFCs supported as part of the IPv6 stack. IPv6 Support by HP-UX libc
and HP-UX Commands: While providing support for IPv6, new solution
addresses previous performance and feature scalability problems. New
daemon and library introduced to manage user accounting. Various
commands modified and options added to support IPv6. Solution speeds
response time for users to log in to large server systems which
support a large number of users/login sessions. Kernel Logging: Deprecated.
Will not be supported post-HP-UX 11i v2. LAN Commands Local
Area Network Administration Program (lanadmin): New options added. Now supports third-party LAN drivers. The linkloop Command: Now works correctly with Ethernet interfaces
set for an MTU size other than 1500. Now supports third-party LAN
drivers. The lanscan Command: New option added. Can no longer be used to read
from crash dumps.
Network Information Service
Plus (NIS+): Deprecated. HP-UX 11i v2 is the last release to support
NIS+. HP will introduce a migration strategy to facilitate move from
NIS+ to LDAP. Network Tracing and Logging
(NetTL): Supports tracing and formatting of IPv6 packets. Improved
performance. GUI nettladm added. Options added. Network Transport (ARPA):
Support for enhancements of HP-UX DLPI. Enhancements to CKO interfaces
between HP-UX transport and DLPI. Removed support for dump reading
by netstat and arp. IPv6 transport supported. Networking libc APIs getaddrinfo() and getnameinfo(): Both functions have additional lookup. Networking libc APIs getipnodebyname() and getipnodebyaddr(): Deprecated. Both functions not supported post-HP-UX
11i v2. In applications, the APIs getaddrinfo() and getnameinfo() functions should be used instead. The nslookup Program: Extended to follow the configured host name
resolution algorithm and to query NIS, DNS, and host tables. Router Discovery Protocol
Daemon (rdpd): Obsolete. Functionality has been subsumed in gated. Web Browsing: Mozilla
Application Suite 1.2.1: Added as default browser for HP-UX 11i
v2. Netscape 7: Replaces Netscape
Communicator 4.79.
Initial
Release Notes, Chapter 7: “Security”. Boot
Authentication: Now available on all Standard Systems. Standard
Mode Boot Authentication feature can be configured by two parameters. Generic Security Service
Application Programming Interface (GSS-API): Now delivered as part
of HP-UX 11i v2. IPv6 enabled. HP-UX Auditing System: Several
system call options and event type options are accepted, but will
be obsoleted in the next release. HP-UX Bastille 2.1: Now included
in HP-UX 11i v2. New version adds finer granularity of configuration,
improved question flow, better input validation, and new lockdown
features. HP-UX Host Intrusion Detection
System (HIDS) 2.2: Maintenance release with defect fixes and a few
enhancements. No new functionality in this version. HP-UX IPFilter A.03.05.06:
Supports HP-UX 11i v2 on Itanium®-based
platforms. Automatically installed with all OEs. Using IPFilter
and ServiceGuard requires specific IPFilter rules to ensure proper
operation of ServiceGuard clusters. HP-UX Secure Shell A.03.10:
New product. Based on OpenSSH 3.1p1, provides a secure channel for
remote communication by transparently encrypting network traffic.
Uses hashing to ensure data integrity and supports several authentication methods. Install-Time Security 1.
x.x: Adds a security step to the install/update process
that allows you to configure the Bastille security lockdown engine
during system installation. Kerberos Client (KRB5-Client):
Now delivered as part of HP-UX 11i v2. Changes include support for
appdefaults section in the /etc/krb5.conf; multidomain support; IPv6 support. PAM Kerberos: Supports both
Itanium®-based and PA-RISC
applications in 32-bit mode. Now prevents a user from changing another
user’s password. Security Patch Check 1.3:
Now included in HP-UX 11i v2 OEs. Simplifies the process of determining
whether you have all the relevant security patches on your system. This
version does better corner-case handling; incorporates a number
of defect fixes and clearer wording. Shadow Passwords: New feature
enhances system security by hiding user-encrypted passwords in a
shadow password file. Strong Random Number Generator:
New feature provides a secure, non-reproducible source of binary
sequences for applications that generate encryption keys and other cryptographic
quantities.
Initial
Release Notes, Chapter 8: “Commands and System Calls”. The
envd Environment Daemon: Now supported. The groupadd, groupdel, groupmod, useradd, userdel, usermod commands: In trusted mode, the commands now write audit
records into the audit subsystem’s audit trail. New option
added to set or unset useradd behavior of changing ownership of an existing home directory. The psrset Command: Enhanced with new options to manage the RTE
processor set. The setboot Command: Support for setting the HA Alternate boot path
now added. SpeedyBoot option for next reboot now available. I/O Commands: The
insf, lssf, and mksf Commands: Now support IHV drivers, provided the IHV provides
a shared library. The ioscan command: New options added to allow display of the date
and time at which the system hardware was last scanned and to allow
display of the EFI device paths for certain devices.
The mmap() Function: Now possible to perform mappings between a
process's address space and I/O device registers or memory. The pstat_getfile() Interface: Obsolete. The interface pstat_getfile2() should be used in its place. Transition Links Commands:
Deprecated. The tlinstall, tllist, and tlremove commands will become obsolete in post-HP-UX 11i v2 releases. Usage of Capacity-related
ioctls DIOC_CAPACITY, DIOC_DESCRIBE, and SIOC_CAPACITY: Applications that use the DIOC_CAPACITY or DIOC_DESCRIBE ioctl calls should be rebuilt because capacity_type and disk_describe_type now better represent the size of newer, larger devices.
Applications that use the SIOC_CAPACITY ioctl for devices that may become large at some point should
now use the new SIOC_STORAGE_CAPACITY ioctl. Usage of ustat(), statfs(), and statvfs(): When old binaries that still use ustat(), the various forms of statfs(), and the various forms of the 32-bit flavor of statvfs(), are exposed to a truly large file system, these calls
will return an EOVERFLOW error that the binaries have never seen
before, resulting in misinterpretations.
Initial
Release Notes, Chapter 9: “Libraries and Programming”. 400K
File Descriptors: The maximum supported number of file descriptors
per process raised from 60000 (60K) to 400,000 (400K). Precautions
apply to this new functionality. Adaptive Address Space (AAS)
1.0: Allows you to create binaries that provide you with a large
address space and more control over it. Aries Binary Translator:
Changes include support for MxN threads, support for Itanium®2-based processor, and an optional,
experimental implementation of a new dynamic translator with improved
performance. C99 Support for HP-UX System
C Library (libc): A set of 8 new APIs introduced, making it easier to
convert strings to the “long long” data type. Debugging: Absolute
Debugger (Adb): New features include support for Lazyfp, Dual pdir, debugging
MxN threads in a process/core, debugging INIT and MCA crash dumps,
and debugging a shared library for an attached process. HP Kernel Debugger (KWDB):
Included in HP-UX 11i v2, but not supported. HP Wildebeest Debugger (WDB)
4.0: Features include performance improvements and support for Runtime
Memory Checking, for enabling/disabling threads for better DDE compatibility,
for unwinding through corrupted PC, for stack traces in Java/C/C++
programs, and enhanced support for C++ templates. New command:
dumpcore. Info threads command output has changed.
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Dynamic Loader (dld.so) B.12.20: Changes include support for applications built with
+[no]lazyload and -B [direct|lazydirect|nodirect],
lazy loading of shared library, and direct binding. File Descriptor Allocation:
The behavior of the file descriptor allocation changed to prevent
security problems such as unauthorized modification of root-owned
files. GTK+ Libraries 1.2.10.2:
Added; required for Netscape 7 and Mozilla. Consists of the component
libraries GLib, GDK, and GTK. HP aC++ Compiler: The functionality
of Tools.h++ now available with the Standard C++ runtime (-AA).
Transition Links product deprecated. HP C Compiler: The legacy_hpc/ subdirectory no longer provided. C-Analysis-Tools product
obsoleted. The tools cb, cflow, cxref, endif, lint, protogen no longer shipped. Transition Links product deprecated. HP Fortran v2.7: A new feature
is binary I/O conversion. New or revised directives/options include
optimize openmp [on|off], +Oautopar (revised), +Ofast (changed implied options), +DOosname, +O[no]rotating_fpregs, +O[no]preserved_fpregs, and +O[no]no_return. HP Math Library (libm): Changes to libm, math.h, complex.h, tgmath.h, fenv.h, cmath, and complex components, including new and changed functions. Major performance
upgrade for power functions: pow[fwlq], pown[fwlq], and powlln[fwlq]. Switch introduced into math.h to support a strict C99 namespace. HP Message Passing Interface
(MPI) 1.8.3: New features include additional launch utility mpirun.all, HyperFabric/HyperMessaging Protocol (HMP) functionality,
stdio not processed by default, argument error checking turned
off by default. HP MLIB 8.4: Major enhancement
is performance tuning. Incorporates algorithmic improvements. Several
tunable parameters adjusted for improved execution performance. Itanium®-based Unwind Library (libunwind.so): Changes include a new set of “Unwind Express” APIs
that perform stack unwinding considerably faster, and new header
files <uwx.h> and <uwx_self.h>. Java 2 Standard Edition Platform: HP 3D
Technology for the Java 2 Standard Edition Platform 1.3: Two new, identical
Java 3D products now install: one into Java RTE 1.3 and the other
into Java RTE 1.4. Runtime Environment (RTE)
for the Java 2 Platform 1.4: New features include nonblocking I/O
APIs, IPv6 support, new garbage collectors (parallel, and concurrent
mark and sweep), Java Web Start application deployment technology now
bundled with the RTE. RTE for Java 1.3 still included as well. Runtime Plug-in (JPI) for
Netscape/Mozilla for the Java 2 Platform 1.4: Now added, providing
the latest Java technology. JPI 1.3 still included as well.
Link Editor (ld): New functionality includes lazy loading of shared libraries
(+[no] lazyload) and direct binding support. Micro Focus OO COBOL 4.2
Run-Time Libraries: Deprecated. Will not be included in future HP-UX
11i releases for Itanium®-based
platforms. Object File Tools (elfdump): Option introduced to print out the version string of
the symbol when printing the symbol table. Perl: Corresponds to Perl
5.8.0 source code release. Changes include better Unicode support,
new IO implementation, new thread implementation, better numeric accuracy,
safe signals, and many new modules. Source Code Transition from
HP-UX 11i v1.6 to HP-UX 11i v2: Software Transition Kit 1.9 updated
to support source code transition from HP-UX 11i v1.6 to v2. Thread Context: Changes include:
Protection Key Registers saved/restored on context switch; lazy
FP implementation; new scratch registers supported; save_state,
pcb, and label structures changed.
Initial
Release Notes, Chapter 10: “Internationalization”. Simplified
Chinese Input Methods: Intelligent ABC now available to support characters
defined by the GB18030 standard. T-C and T-C Rapid input methods obsoleted
and removed. Mainframe iconv Converters for Japanese Characters: Changes include numerous fixes
for mapping errors for JIS standard characters, as well as a fix
to handle an incomplete shift sequence at the end of an input buffer. Printing Using Asian TrueType
Fonts for HP PCL5 Printers: Larger set of Asian characters available
for printing using Asian UTF-8 locales. System Support for Latin
and South American Locales: Total of 51 new locales provided to
enable system-level support for Latin/South American geographies. Includes
support for the input, storage, retrieval, display, and printing
of characters encoded in ISO-88591, ISO-885915, or UTF-8 character
sets. Unicode 3.0 Support: Now
included. Deprecated Functionality:
Several commands, library routines, and lp model files deprecated.
Will be removed in next major release of HP-UX.
Initial
Release Notes, Chapter 11: “Other Functionality”. ccNUMA:
Changes include: greater performance for some work loads; ability
to configure systems for optimal performance with regard to interleaved
versus cell local memory; ability to give guidance to OS for most
appropriate memory allocation according to an application’s
usage model; ability to control how processes are distributed among
localities. Common Desktop Environment
(CDE): Changes include: IPv6 support; greater accessibility for
physically challenged users; dtlogin does not start X server when the mouse is not connected;
large file (greater than 2GB) support provided by dtfile; and other changes. In addition, CDE requires a number
of services and resources; if these are disabled either manually
or with Bastille, there are several impacts on CDE.
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