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## Source:               README
## Application Name:     IT S9 Migration Tools
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You have download the entire source code of IT S9 Migration Tools into
this diretory, which will be refered as $SRC_TOP. You will need to customize 
the source code to make a package. And also create the flash archive to be
used by the process.

Here is the process to get ready for your migration process :

1. Customize the source code
- Edit the mail alias in $SRC_TOP/bin/Run_S9_migration_process.sh
	example:  it-s9-support@EMAIL_EDIT_THIS  
		  ==>  s9_support@yourcompany.com

- Edit env file in $SRC_TOP/etc/set_migration_env appropriate to environment
    	example: default partition table for new OS disk

- Edit, if needed, the content of $SRC_TOP/tools/pkginfo


2. Make ITSMs9mig package

	$ cd $SRC_TOP
	$ tools/create_package.sh

   The package will be created in $SRC_TOP.
	
	$ ls -l ITSMs9mig.pkg
	-rw-r--r--   1 root     other     895488 May  4 15:04 ITSMs9mig.pkg

3. Build flash archive
   Refer to $SRC_TOP/docs/s9_mig_process.pdf for how to create master flash.
   In $SRC_TOP/docs/Flash_Creation directory, there are example steps 
   for flash creation process.

4. Make sure you read the document in $SRC_TOP/docs/s9_mig_process.pdf
   before starting the migration process.
   You will need to have Solaris 9 cdrom distribution, patches for existing OS,
   flash archive, etc., on the network, ready for the migration process.
   Please follow the documentation to run the S9 migration process.

