Synopsys FPGA Licensing Guide
Synopsys FPGA Licensing Guide
Synopsys FPGA Licensing Guide
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Installing Linux Security Keys Chapter 2: Installation<br />
4. Change to the install_directory/linux/sentinel subdirectory and type the<br />
following to run the rpm:<br />
rpm -i --force --nodeps sntl-sud-7.3.0-0.i386.rpm<br />
5. Log off as root.<br />
The USB daemon starts automatically when you reboot the server. The<br />
rpm installs the load_daemon.sh utility in /opt/safenet_sentinel/common_files/<br />
sentinel_usb_daemon. See Commands for the load_daemon.sh Utility, on<br />
page 2-21 for commands to run the utility manually.<br />
6. If you are using the USB daemon in a server-based, node-locked<br />
configuration, you must configure the daemon for backwards<br />
compatibility as outlined below:<br />
– Log in as root.<br />
– Change to the /opt/safenet_sentinel/common_files/sentinel_usb_daemon<br />
directory and type this command:<br />
% load_daemon.sh support<br />
– Verify that an /opt/RainbowTechnologies directory was created.<br />
– Log off as root.<br />
Commands for the load_daemon.sh Utility<br />
You can use the following load_daemon.sh commands to manually start, stop,<br />
and monitor the daemon. You must be logged in as root to use the utility to<br />
stop or start the USB daemon.<br />
load_daemon.sh start Starts the USB daemon<br />
<strong>Synopsys</strong> <strong>FPGA</strong> <strong>Licensing</strong> User <strong>Guide</strong>, August 2008 2-21
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