README VERSION		: 1.0
README Creation Date	: 2011-09-16
PATCH-ID 		: PVCO_03929 
PATCH NAME		: VRTSamf 5.1SP1RP1-HP
BASE PACKAGE NAME	: VRTS 5.1 SP1RP1 VRTSamf Command Patch
BASE PACKAGE VERSION	: VRTSamf 51SP1
OBSOLETE PATCHES	: NONE
SUPERSEDED PATCHES	: NONE
REQUIRED PATCHES	: NONE
INCOMPATIBLE PATCHES	: NONE
SUPPORTED PADV		: hpux1131
(P-Platform , A-Architecture , D-Distribution , V-Version)
PATCH CATEGORY		:  PANIC
REBOOT REQUIRED		: YES


KNOWN ISSUES : 


FIXED INCIDENTS: 
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 Patch Id::PVCO_03929

* Incident no::2301731	 Tracking ID ::2301709

 Symptom::Kernel panics when you unconfigure the AMF driver.

 Description::There was a race condition between a system call and the AMF driver
unconfiguration which caused this issue.

 Resolution::Symantec modified the code to address this race condition.

* Incident no::2403851	 Tracking ID ::2403846

 Symptom::System cannot unload the AMF driver.

 Description::An error in the code prevented the AMF module from being unloaded 
though the module was not being used.

 Resolution::Symantec has modified the code. AMF module can be unloaded when it 
is not in use.

* Incident no::2406748	 Tracking ID ::2406746

 Symptom::Offline registration for a process with AMF succeeds even when the  
process is running.

 Description::When AMF processes the offline registration request, stale data 
from earlier cycles causes an online process to be reported as offline.

 Resolution::Symantec had modified the code to remove the stale data. The 
correct status is passed on to registration requests.

* Incident no::2407653	 Tracking ID ::2407652

 Symptom::The module reference count on the filesystem registered with AMF for
mount offline monitoring or mount online monitoring is not released when you
forcefully unconfigure AMF using the "amfconfig -Uof" command.

 Description::When forcefully unconfiguring AMF, it was not releasing its
reference from the filesystem modules. This caused extra reference counts on
these modules to remain even after AMF driver was unloaded.

 Resolution::Symantec modified the code for proper reference counting on these
filesystem modules during forceful unconfiguration of AMF.

* Incident no::2517333	 Tracking ID ::2517332

 Symptom::On HP-UX systems, kernel panics when it unmounts a file system.

 Description::The AMF driver was trying to release the memory that it had not
allocated. This caused the node to panic.

 Resolution::Symantec modified the code to resolve this issue.

INCIDENTS FROM OLD PATCHES:
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NONE