Before You Go On

Before you continue with the rest of the tasks in this chapter, make sure you have done the following:

Loaded tools and documentation onto your system.
See “Locating and Loading Tools and Documentation” earlier in this chapter.
Read essential documentation.
See “Understanding the Changes ” earlier in this chapter.

You should also make sure that the following manpages are on your system:

snoop(update_aid)       fscanner(update_aid)
prepare(update_aid)     analysis_dbs(4)
analyzer(update_aid)    upgdiskless(1M)
fnlookup(update_aid)




	NOTE: Unless otherwise stated in the procedures that follow, you do not need to be in single-user mode to perform the tasks in this chapter. Running `snoop` will not change the configuration of your 9.x system in any way. But bear in mind that: `snoop` may slow the system when it's running, especially on a "DUX" cluster server. You may need to make configuration changes in light of what `snoop` tells you. For example, you may have to add or free up disk space. See “Analyzing Your System ” later in this chapter.

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