Post-Installation Tasks
Start or Stop the OpenROAD Server
You start the OpenROAD Server using the orspostart command. You shut down the OpenROAD Server using the orspostop command.
Note: You must execute the commands as the user under which OpenROAD was installed (usually "ingres").
To start the OpenROAD Server
At the command line, enter the following command:
orspostart &
To shut down the OpenROAD Server
At the command line, enter the following command:
orspostop
To re-register the OpenROAD Server
If you create a new registry, you must re-register the OpenROAD Server. Use the following commands:
For C shell:
%setenv USERNAME host_login
%setenv COMPUTERNAME host_name
%w4glrun -nowindows -L${II_SYSTEM}/ingres/orinstall/asreg.log -Tyes,logonly asreg.img -/appflags appmode=silent,install
For Bourne shell:
$USERNAME=host_login
$COMPUTERNAME=host_name
$export USERNAME
$export COMPUTERNAME
$w4glrun -nowindows -L${II_SYSTEM}/ingres/orinstall/asreg.log -Tyes,logonly asreg.img -/appflags appmode=silent,install
host_login
Specifies a valid host login, such as “ingres”
host_name
Specifies the name of your UNIX or Linux machine
If the registry did not previously exist, these commands create a new registry file in $HOME/.mw/hkcu.bin and populate it with system keys and the appropriate OpenROAD Server keys.
Last modified date: 12/20/2023