JMP (R) 8 - Linux
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JMP 8.0.2 MAINTENANCE UPDATE

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CONTENTS

This file is divided into the following 
sections for easy reference:

1. How this updater works
2. Software changes made during the update
3. Release Notes
4. JMP Contact Information   

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1. How this updater works

Download the Updater file from this page.

Open console window and move to location 
of the downloaded file.
      
Extract the tar file with the command:  

tar xvfz JMP_802_AL_Updater.tgz
(for 32-bit annual license)

tar xvfz JMP_802_SW_Updater.tgz
(for single user)

tar xvfz JMP64_802_AL_Updater.tgz
(for 64-bit annual license)


It is necessary that you first uninstall JMP 8 in a 
terminal window, logged in as root. License files 
will not be affected.

If you have made customizations or additions to 
the Sample data or Built In Scripts save those 
changes before proceeding.

 To Uninstall:
Change directory to JMP's installation directory, 
the default for JMP 8 is

/opt/SAS/JMP8

Become root user to uninstall the previous version(s) of JMP.  
This will not remove your license file, activation state, 
or user preferences.  

% su -
Password:

# cd /opt/SAS/JMP8

# ./jmp-setup --uninstall

Follow the prompts of the GUI uninstaller.

Verify that JMP is completely uninstalled

# rpm -qa | grep jmp

If it returns a list of JMP packages, you will need to 
uninstall them directly using the rpm command. There is 
the possibility that JMP 7, and JMP 8.0.1 can cause issues 
with the system's load library path.  This can impact a
successful install of 8.0.2.  One symptom of this problem
is the 8.0.2 installer stops with an error message.  The
message warns that the rpms cannot be installed due to an 
unresolved dependency on libstdc++.so.

# rpm --erase --allmatches --nodeps --notriggers --noscripts PACKAGE_NAMES

Also look in /etc/ld.so.conf and verify that any JMP related entries such as

/opt/SAS/JMP7/lib 
or
/opt/SAS/JMP8/lib

are removed from the file.

If you needed to modify /etc/ld.so.conf run

# /sbin/ldconfig

JMP 8.0.2 no longer needs to modify the system's library path.


To Install:
  as root, run the jmp-setup installer in the 
  directory where the tar file was unpacked.

# ./jmp-setup
   
 Follow the prompts of the GUI uninstaller.
 
The updaters for annual license and single 
user versions of JMP are different.  Be sure 
to use the correct one.   

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2. Software changes made during the update
   
JMP install by default into /opt/SAS/JMP8.  Changes made by
JMP 8.0.1 to /etc/ld.so.conf to add a path to the /opt/SAS/JMP8/lib
directory will be removed.  JMP 8.0.2 eliminates the need to modify
systems load library paths.

License files used in JMP will not be 
impacted by this updater and do not need to 
be changed.

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3. Release Notes

A PDF file containing a list of 
modifications made to JMP 8 can be found 
on the download page for JMP.  
      
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4. JMP Contact Information
   
Home Page: www.jmp.com

Contacts: www.jmp.com/contact.shtml

Technical Support: www.jmp.com/support
   
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