Similar Threads 1. I defined an AIX5.1 IBM host and configure it as an NIM master I copied the CD content from the AIX5.1-CD to harddisk for future installation. Ie created an lpp_source - resource for AIX 5.1 hosts I had no problems to install the base-OS on a standalone client under 5.1. I copied the CD content from the AIX5. Rugby 08 Pc Full here. 2-CD to harddisk for future installation. Afterwards ie tried to create an lpp_source from an AIX5.2 image - it fails with the following error. --------------------------------------------------------------- Command: OK stdout: yes stderr: no Before command completion, additional instructions may appear below.

Warning: 0042-267 c_mk_lpp_source: The defined lpp_source does not have the 'simages' attribute because one or more of the following packages are missing: devices.base devices.buc devices.mca devices.rs6ksmp.base devices.sio devices.sys ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- These filesets doesn exist on an 5.2 installation media - on a 5.1 CD tey exist. Are there any ideas i can solve this problem and create an 5.2 resource and afterwards install an aix5.2 host with the nimmaster under aix5.1 I don want to upgrade Regards Peter Command: failed stdout: yes stderr: no Before command completion, additional instructions may appear below. 0042-001 nim: processing error encountered on 'master': 0042-027 m_bos_inst: 'simages' is required to complete the definition of the 'aix52ML1full' object. This attribute is either currently missing or the current operation would cause it to become missing.

How to install AIX 5L command, the nimol_lslpp command, or the nimol_backup command. The alternative remote access must be configured prior to using it with the NIMOL commands, and the remote access method cannot prompt for a password. 'I know that Linux can run on an RS6000, I also know that NIMOL will run on RH Linux. Unless both the rpm and the ppc.rpm files exist on the AIX media. I have configured nimol on redhat5.5 and trying to backup an AIX machine. Ie., connecting to an AIX machine from a Linux machine and doing backup of.