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Is ASP Linux 7.3 (kernel 2.4.20 or kernel 2.4.18) + gr _ patch (project
http: // www.openwall.com/linux /)

I try to install DB2 8.1. Has started startx. Has started a console. Has
started ./db2setup.
Answered all questions and has pressed the button of Finish. There was
an installation process DB2.
On its ending I see, that on what that there could not be DB2INSTANCE.
From behind it as there could not be a system base SYSTOOLS.
Question: What to do ?

Broad gullies of this installation are indicated below:

======db2icrt.log.2501=========================
       Program name = db2idbm
Instance home dir = /home/db2inst2,   Sysadm group = db2grp1
Instance type = 3,  Auth type = SERVER

/opt/IBM/db2/V8.1/instance/db2idbm: db2: command not found
Update DBM cfg SYSADM_GROUP errcode = 127
DBI1281E The database manager configuration file could not be
          initialized.  

Explanation:

An error occurred when attempting to initialize the database
manager configuration file. A DB2 instance could not be created
or migrated.  

User Response:

Refer to the log file for problem determination. Resolve the
problem and try the command again. If the problem persists,
please contact IBM Support.  

DBI1079I Output is saved in the log file /tmp/db2icrt.log.2501.  

Explanation:

All processed and failed operations have been saved into this log
file.  

User Response:

Do not modify this file in any way. This file is for IBM
Technical Support reference.  
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===dascrt.log.1782============================
## call function create_das
## call function find_primgrp db2as
## User primary group = dasadm1
## exit function find_primgrp
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rwx,g=rwxs,o=rwx,+t /home/db2as/das
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chk_fsystype /home/db2as/das
## call function chk_dir /home/db2as/das
## Function name = chk_dir,  Return code = 0
## exit function chk_dir
## Filesys name = /, Filesys type = ext3
## call function findwordinstr ext3 afs
## exit function findwordinstr
## exit function chk_fsystype
## call function chk_fsysspace /home/db2as/das 8192
## call function find_free_space /home/db2as/das
## call function chk_dir /home/db2as/das
## Function name = chk_dir,  Return code = 0
## exit function chk_dir
## Free space in filesystem = 25719888 KB
## exit function find_free_space
## Dirname = /home/db2as/das
## Space available = 25719888 KB, Required = 8192 KB
## exit function chk_fsysspace
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das/adm
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das/adm"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/adm
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission uo=rx,g=rxs,+t /home/db2as/das/adm
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/adm/dasauto
/home/db2as/das/adm/db2dascln /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasfupd
/home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasrrm /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dassec
/home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasstml /home/db2as/das/adm/db2trc
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission ugo=rx /home/db2as/das/adm/dasauto
/home/db2as/das/adm/db2dascln /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasfupd
/home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasrrm /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dassec
/home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasstml /home/db2as/das/adm/db2trc
## exit function mkpermission
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das/adm64
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das/adm64"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/adm64
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission uo=rx,g=rxs,+t /home/db2as/das/adm64
## exit function mkpermission
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das/cfg
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das/cfg"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/cfg
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rwx,g=rwxs,o=rx /home/db2as/das/cfg
## exit function mkpermission
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das/ctrl
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das/ctrl"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/ctrl
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission uo=rx,g=rxs,+t /home/db2as/das/ctrl
## exit function mkpermission
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das/metadata
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das/metadata"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/metadata
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission uo=rwx,g=rwxs /home/db2as/das/metadata
## exit function mkpermission
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das/tmp
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das/tmp"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/tmp
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission ugo=rwx,+t /home/db2as/das/tmp
## exit function mkpermission
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das/tmp/dastmp
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das/tmp/dastmp"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/tmp/dastmp
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission ugo=rwx,+t /home/db2as/das/tmp/dastmp
## exit function mkpermission
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das/tmp/schedtmp
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das/tmp/schedtmp"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/tmp/schedtmp
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission ugo=rwx,+t /home/db2as/das/tmp/schedtmp
## exit function mkpermission
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das/dump
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das/dump"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/dump
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission ugo=rwx,+t /home/db2as/das/dump
## exit function mkpermission
## call function mkdirectory /home/db2as/das/log
## Created directory "/home/db2as/das/log"
## exit function mkdirectory
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/log
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission ugo=rwx,+t /home/db2as/das/log
## exit function mkpermission
## Linking directory bin
## Linking directory conv
## Linking directory msg
## Linking directory lib
## Linking directory java
## Linking directory function
## call function chg_owngrp root dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dascln
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rxs,go=rx /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dascln
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chg_owngrp root dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasrrm
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rxs,go=rx /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasrrm
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chg_owngrp root dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dassec
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rxs,go=rx /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dassec
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chg_owngrp root dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasstml
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rxs,go=rx /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasstml
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasfupd
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rwx,g=rxs,o=rx
/home/db2as/das/adm/db2dasfupd
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chg_owngrp root dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/adm/dasauto
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rxs,go=rx /home/db2as/das/adm/dasauto
## exit function mkpermission
## call function copy_bldlevel
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/cfg/bldlevel
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission ugo=r /home/db2as/das/cfg/bldlevel
## exit function mkpermission
## exit function copy_bldlevel
## call function find_primgrp db2as
## User primary group = dasadm1
## exit function find_primgrp
## call function setup_das_groups
## exit function setup_das_groups
## call function make_das_profiles
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/dasprofile
/home/db2as/das/dasprofile
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rwx,go=rx /home/db2as/das/dasprofile
/home/db2as/das/dasprofile
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/dasprofile
/home/db2as/das/dascshrc
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rwx,go=rx /home/db2as/das/dasprofile
/home/db2as/das/dascshrc
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/ctrl/.instuse
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rw,go=r /home/db2as/das/ctrl/.instuse
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/userprofile
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rwx,go=rx /home/db2as/das/userprofile
## exit function mkpermission
## call function chg_owngrp db2as dasadm1 /home/db2as/das/usercshrc
## exit function chg_owngrp
## call function mkpermission u=rwx,go=rx /home/db2as/das/usercshrc
## exit function mkpermission
## exit function make_das_profiles
## call function modify_profile
## exit function modify_profile
## call function cr_prf_registry
## exit function cr_prf_registry
## call function migrate_das
## exit function migrate_das
## exit function create_das
DBI1079I Output is saved in the log file /tmp/dascrt.log.1782.  

Explanation:

All processed and failed operations have been saved into this log
file.  

User Response:

Do not modify this file in any way. This file is for IBM
Technical Support reference.  

DBI1070I Program dascrt completed successfully.  

DBI1079I Output is saved in the log file /tmp/dascrt.log.1782.  

Explanation:

All processed and failed operations have been saved ...

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What value do you have for kernel variable msgmni ?

cat /proc/sys/kernel/msgmni

It may be too small to allow DB2 processes to run.

Suggest setting it to (at least) 1024 -

echo "1024" >/proc/sys/kernel/msgmni

To make this change permanent you'd need to add this command into your
startup scripts (or rebuild the kernel after editing the appropriate .h
file).

HTH

Phil Nelson
(team...@scotdb.com)

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