File Name: dsa_installable_readme.txt
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CONTENTS
--------

1.0  Overview
  1.1  Product overview
  1.2  Prerequisites for systems running Linux
  1.3  Compatibility with ServeRAID Manager
  1.4  Compatibility with Network Virtual Teaming software
  1.5  Compatibility with UpdateXpress CD

2.0  Installing Dynamic System Analysis
   2.1  Performing an attended DSA installation  
   2.2  Performing an unattended DSA installation

3.0  Uninstalling Dynamic System Analysis

4.0  Running Dynamic System Analysis 
  4.1  Running DSA from the Start menu    
  4.2  Running DSA from a command prompt

5.0  Using DSA command-line options
  5.1  Sending DSA output to IBM xSeries Service and Support
  5.2  Using DSA with UpdateXpress
  5.3  Running DSA Diagnostics

6.0  Accessing and viewing DSA output
  6.1  Naming convention used for output files and directories
  6.2  Viewing a compressed collection file
  6.3  HTML files created by DSA

7.0  Known problems and workarounds

8.0  Support Web sites

9.0  Notices

10.0 Third-party license terms and conditions, notices and 
     information
  10.1 zlib software
  10.2 boost software


1.0  OVERVIEW
-------------

This readme file provides information about IBM Dynamic System
Analysis (DSA) Installable Edition, version 2.00


1.1  Product overview
---------------------

IBM DSA Installable Edition is a system information collection and
analysis tool that is used by IBM xSeries(R) Service and Support
personnel to aid in the diagnosis of system problems.

DSA collects information about the following aspects of a system:

o  System configuration
o  Installed packages
o  Kernel Modules
o  Network interfaces and settings
o  Performance data and details for running processes
o  Hardware inventory, including PCI & USB information
o  IBM LightPath(TM) status
o  Service Processor status and configuration
o  Vital product data, firmware, and basic input/output system
   (BIOS) information
o  Drive Health Information
o  ServeRAID configuration
o  LSI RAID & Controller configuration
o  Event logs for the operating system, ServeRAID controllers, 
   and service processors

Additionally, DSA creates a merged log that includes events from
all collected logs. DSA also can compare the firmware configurations 
on a server to those from UpdateXpress.  

For more information, see "5.2 Using DSA with UpdateXpress."

The system information is collected into a compressed XML file
that can be sent to IBM Service. Additionally, you can view the
system information through optionally generated HTML Web pages.
For more information, see "6.0 ACCESSING AND VIEWING DSA OUTPUT." 

If you want to run DSA without installing it, use DSA Portable
Edition, which is designed to fit on removable media such
as a CD or USB key.

1.2  Prerequisites for systems running Linux
---------------------------------------------------

Installation of DSA requires 30MB of disk space.

DSA requires 50 to 100MB of available memory during the data collection
process.  The amount of memory required for this process depends on the 
size of the logs being collected from the system.

To view the information that is collected by DSA, you must use
Internet Explorer 6.0 SP 1 or later, Mozilla 1.4.0 or greater, or 
Firefox 1.04 or greater  In order to display the DSA data, 30 to 100MB
of available memory is required. The amount of memory required depends
on the size of the logs being viewed. 

In order to collect SCSI & USB device information, including diagnostics,
the "sg" driver must be loaded.  Run "lsmod" and verify that "sg" is loaded
before running DSA.  If it is not loaded, run "modprobe sg".

In order to collect Broadcom(TM) Ethernet firmware levels, the Broadcom(TM)
NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet Drivers must be installed.  The tg3 driver provided
by default in current Linux distributions does not export this information.
These drivers are available for download from the IBM Support
website at: http://www.ibm.com/support

In order to collect LSI Logic(TM) 1020/1030 SCSI Controller & RAID information,
the "mptctl" driver must be loaded.  Run "lsmod" and verify that "mptctl"
is loaded before running DSA.  If it is not loaded, run "modprobe mptctl".

In order to collect Service Processor logs, configuration, and 
environmental data the appropriate Service Processor driver must be
installed.  These drivers are available from the IBM Support website.

DSA requires libcurl to be installed in order transfer data collections
to the IBM Support site via FTP.

Use of the UpdateXpress comparison analysis feature requires that
an UpdateXpress CD or an Internet connection be available for the system
on which the analysis is performed. UpdateXpress versions 4.02 and later
are supported.

Notes: 

o  The UpdateXpress comparison analysis feature will only support 
   System Firmware comparisons including BIOS, Diagnostics, and 
   Service Processor. Device drivers will not be compared in this 
   release, due to limitations with UpdateXpress.
   
In order to collect information about the LSI controllers or drives on x3105
and x3250, version 3.02.77 or higher of the mptsas driver must be installed.

In order for DSA to collect ServeRAID Manager logs, the ServeRAID Manager
agent must be started through the ServeRAID Manager user interface.


1.3  Compatibility with ServeRAID Manager
----------------------------------------- 

DSA 2.00 can collect ServeRAID log information
from ServeRAID Manager 6.10 and later versions.

DSA cannot collect information from the following ServeRAID
controllers unless ServeRAID Manager is installed:

o  ServeRAID-7t SATA RAID
o  ServeRAID-8i
o  ServeRAID-8k


1.4  Compatibility with Network Virtual Teaming software
----------------------------------------- 

DSA is supported for use with the following Network 
Virtual Teaming software:

o  Linux Bonding versions 2.4.1, 2.6.0, & 2.6.1


1.5  Compatibility with UpdateXpress CD
---------------------------------------

DSA is supported for use with UpdateXpress 4.02 and 
later versions.


2.0  INSTALLING DYNAMIC SYSTEM ANALYSIS 
---------------------------------------

DSA Installable Edition is installed on one or more supported
servers. 


2.1  Performing a DSA installation
--------------------------------------------

Complete the following steps to perform a installation
of DSA Installable Edition on a system running Linux. These
steps are for a typical installation.

Note: The operating-system account that is used to install DSA
must have local root authority.

1.  Download the DSA Installable Edition rpm file.

2.  Install the DSA Installable Edition rpm using the 
    following commandline:

       rpm -ivh <dsa-package>.rpm 

3.  The install will proceed and place the package in the /opt/IBM/DSA
    directory.

Note: If a previous version of DSA is already installed, a message will
be displayed indicating a conflict.  You will need to uninstall the 
previous version in order to upgrade to DSA 2.00


3.0  UNINSTALLING DYNAMIC SYSTEM ANALYSIS
-----------------------------------------

Complete the following steps to perform an uninstallation of DSA.

1.  Open a linux command shell. 

2.  Uninstall the DSA Installable Edition rpm using the 
    following commandline:

        rpm -e <dsa-package>

3.  The uninstall will proceed and remove the package from the 
   /opt/IBM/DSA directory.


4.0  RUNNING DYNAMIC SYSTEM ANALYSIS 
------------------------------------

DSA Installable Edition can be run from a linux shell prompt.

4.1  Running DSA from Linux
--------------------------------------

The DSA executable file is collectall. It is installed in the following 
directory: 

/opt/IBM/DSA

Complete the following steps to run DSA from a linux shell:
 

1. Change to the /opt/IBM/DSA directory.

2. Type ./collectall

3. (Optional) Type DSA command-line options after the executable
   file name. For more information, see "6.0 USING DSA COMMAND-LINE 
   OPTIONS."

DSA will begin collection. When DSA is completed, collectall exits. 
For information about the DSA results, see "7.0 ACCESSING AND VIEWING
DSA OUTPUT." 

If you ran DSA without any options, DSA collects information into
one compressed XML file that can be sent to IBM Service. For
information about sending the file to IBM Service, see "6.1
Sending DSA output to IBM Service and Support." 

5.0  USING DSA COMMAND-LINE OPTIONS
-----------------------------------

The command-line syntax in this document uses the following
conventions:

o  Options are shown with a hyphen (-).
o  Options are shown as lowercase, but are not case-sensitive.
o  Variables are shown in angle brackets.

DSA has the following command-line options:
   
Options:
-?, -h     Display help for DSA command-line options.
-b         Run in batch mode.
-c         Create directory specified by -d option.
-d <dir>   Place DSA output files in the specified directory rather
           than in the default location, which is C:\IBM_Support.
-diags     Execute all non-destructive diagnostic tests.
-f         Collect the full ISMP log.
-i <file>  Read input from <file> rather than collecting data
           from the local server.
-l         Display license and exit.
-t         Transfer collected data to IBM Service & Support.
-u <dir>   Path to UpdateXpress CD or CD image.
-ul        Use online UpdateXpress index.
-v         Create HTML output files.
-text      Create TEXT output files.
-x         Do not create a compressed XML file.
-r <file>
           Run the CIM difference engine comparing the collected or
           specified (via -i) data to this file.
-dumpxml   Write the DSA .xml.gz file after each plugin runs.


Note: All options must be separated with one or more spaces.

For example, to run DSA and generate HTML output files that can be
viewed with a browser:
 
 ./collectall -v 

To run DSA, and create HTML output files in the directory 
/usr/foo/DSA_Output, run this command:

 ./collectall -v -c -d /usr/foo/DSA_Output


5.1  Sending DSA output to IBM xSeries Service and Support 
----------------------------------------------------------

Use the -t option to send the collected data to IBM xSeries
Service and Support. DSA uses File Transfer Protocol (FTP) to
transfer the compressed XML output file to IBM Service.

For example, the following command collects data and sends it to
IBM Service:

./collectall.exe -t

If you already have a compressed XML output file from DSA that you
want to send to IBM Service, run DSA from a command prompt and
use the -i option with the -t option. The -i option requires that
you specify a fully qualified path name to the compressed XML
output file from DSA.

For example, the following command sends the specified output
file to IBM Service:

./collectall.exe -t -i /var/log/IBM_Support/<output file>.xml.gz

where <output_file> is the name of a compressed XML file that was
previously created by DSA. For example, an output file could be
named 86865RZ_23D0600_20041004-190308.xml.gz.

5.2  Using DSA with UpdateXpress
--------------------------------

Use the -u option to designate a fully qualified path to an
UpdateXpress CD or CD image.  Or, use the -ul option to indicate
DSA should use the online UpdateXpress index.

When you do so, DSA compares the device driver and firmware 
configurations on the server to those that were extracted from the
specified UpdateXpress index.

When the -v option is used to create HTML files, you can view the
results of the comparison from the DSA home page. To do so, click
"UpdateXpress Comparison" in the Analysis category in the left
pane of the DSA home page. For more information about the DSA home
page, see "7.3 HTML files created by DSA." 

5.3 Running DSA Diagnostics
---------------------------

Use the -diags option to execute diagnostics during the DSA collection process. 
This option will execute all of the non-destructive diagnostic tests that are
included with DSA.

An additional command-line utility, rtdcli, is included with DSA Installable
Edition that provides more control over the execution of the diagnostic tests.

rtdcli has the following command-line options:

rtdcli <command> [-options]

 commands:
   run                - Runs all tests
   tests              - Lists installed tests
   devices            - Lists devices and associated tests
   help               - Displays this message

 options:
   -d <device>        - Specifies a device for the "run" commmand
   -t <test>          - Specifies a test for the "run" commmand
   -x                 - Enables the execution of destructive tests

Note: Device and test names that contain spaces must be enclosed in 
parenthesis.  Example: rtdcli devices -d "DVD-ROM 0"


6.0  ACCESSING AND VIEWING DSA OUTPUT
-------------------------------------

By default, DSA output is created in the /var/log/IBM_Support 
directory. Use the -d option to specify a different output directory.

When DSA is run from a command prompt with no command-line
options, it creates only a compressed XML file in the IBM_Support
directory. 

When DSA is run with the -v option, it creates a subdirectory that  
contains HTML files that you can view with a Web browser.


6.1  Naming convention used for output files and directories
------------------------------------------------------------

DSA uses the following naming convention for compressed XML files
and for subdirectories that it creates:

<machine_type_model>_<serial_no>_<date>-<time>

where

o  <machine_type_model> is the machine type and model number of
   the server.
o  <serial_no> is the serial number of the server.
o  <date> is the date that DSA collected information.
o  <time> is the hour, minute, and seconds that DSA was run.

For example, on an xSeries 360 system, DSA could create a
a compressed XML file that has the following name:

86865RZ_23D0600_20041007-191612.xml.gz 

If DSA cannot obtain a valid machine type and model number or 
serial number of a system, any resultant output file and
subdirectory will use the string "Unknown" in place of these
values.


6.2  Viewing a compressed collection file
-----------------------------------------

If you have a compressed XML file that was created by DSA, you can
run DSA again to generate HTML files from that compressed XML
file. Then, you can view the HTML files with a Web browser. To
generate HTML files from a compressed XML file, run the following
command:

./collectall -i <path>/<output_file>.xml.gz -x -v

where

o  <path> is the fully qualified path to the compressed XML file
   that was previously created by DSA.
o  <output_file> is the name of the compressed XML file.


6.3  HTML files created by DSA
------------------------------

When DSA is run with the -v option a subdirectory is created that
contains several HTML files, which list the results of the DSA
data collection.

The top-level DSA HTML page is index.html. This Web page is
referred to as the DSA home page in this readme file. The DSA
home page contains links to the other HTML files that are created
by DSA.

To view the DSA home page when you run DSA from the Start menu or
from a command prompt, open the index.html file in your Web
browser.

The DSA home page organizes collected information into various
categories that you can access by clicking a subcategory name
in the left pane of the Web page. For example, to view information
about the network settings on a server, click "Network Settings"
in the Software category in the left pane of the DSA home page.


7.0  KNOWN PROBLEMS AND WORKAROUNDS
-----------------------------------

DSA Installable Edition has the following known problems
and workarounds:

o  During normal DSA operation, entries will be written to the system
   messages log (/var/log/messages).  By default, these messages are 
   also written to the root console of the system.  This is a normal 
   side-effect of DSA operation and the messages, including any errors, 
   can safely be ignored.

o  On systems with PCI Express slots, The type of slot may be listed as 
   "Other". These slots will not be associated with the appropriate PCI 
   device that may be in the PCI Express slot.

o  Certain, rare conditions on the SCSI bus may temporarily prevent DSA 
   from collecting sense data from SCSI-attached tape devices.  In the event 
   that this data is not collected on a machine with a SCSI-attached tape 
   device, it is recommended that DSA be run again to collect the data.  
   
o  When DSA collects dates and times that are before 
   January 1, 1970, 00:00:00, or after January 19, 2038, 03:14:07; 
   DSA will report these dates and times as January 1, 1970, 00:00:00.  
   These dates fall outside the valid range for a date in DSA.

o  DSA cannot collect SMART data from SATA disk drives that are using 
   the Linux libata drivers.  This is due to limitations of the 
   libata driver.

o  DSA may report the memory speed as "Unknown" in the Memory section 
   of the Hardware Information report.  This is due to issues with 
   SMBIOS support on some systems.

o  The Merged Devices report will not be available on 
   Red Hat(TM) Enterprise Linux due to operating system limitations.

o  The ServeRAID report may report the number of Logical Drives as 1, 
   while ServeRAID Manager reports the number of Logical Drives as 0.  
   This is due to an issue with the tool used by DSA to collect this data.

o  On systems where the service processor clock does not have the same timezone
   settings as the local system, the merged log may appear to be out of order.
   The entries are sorted correctly but look incorrect because the timezone 
   setting is not displayed.

o  The SLES9 64-bit installation does not create a link to libcurl.so
   in /usr/lib64.  In order to use the FTP transport feature a symbolic link
   from libcurl.so to libcurl.so.2.0.2 will need to be created.

o  The OpenIPMI driver will need to be upgraded to version 1.4.19 on SLES9 SP2
   in order to collect IPMI logs and other serivce processor information with DSA.

o  DSA is unable to collect firmware information from the Broadcom NX2 (NetXtreme II)
   network adapter due to limitations of the current Broadcom BMAPI interface.

o  For the xSeries 225 and Intellistation Z10 systems, the PCI Information
   report may  misrepresent which slot a PCI device is in due to an SMBIOS issue.  
   
o  For the xSeries 226 system, the Firmware/VPD report may erroneously 
   report that there is an RSA card installed.  This is due to an issue 
   with the SMBIOS support.

o  On systems running Linux for x86_64, DSA may not able to determine PCI slot
   information due to a limitation in BIOS.  This affects the following machine 
   types: x346, x336, x460, x366, x260.
   
o  Due to a limitation in HS40(8839), DSA can only determine the status of 
   the system presence LED.  No other LEDs are available.
   
o  Due to a limitation in x206m and x306m, DSA cannot determine the status of 
   the system LEDs.  No LEDs are available for collection.

o  For the x3550 system, the system fans are physically attached together 
   as pairs, and each pair has a single LightPath LED attached.  The DSA
   LightPath report will display each pair of fans as a single fan LED.

o  For the IntelliStation A10 system, the Processor section of the Hardware  
   Information report will not display cache information for secondary
   processors.  This is due to an issue with the SMBIOS support.

o  If you are running DSA version 2.00 on a 
   multi-node IBM eServer like the xSeries 460 system, DSA cannot specify
   to which node certain hardware belongs. This is due to limitations of
   either Windows APIs or SMBIOS. The x460 appears to Windows and SMBIOS
   as a single, complete system and not as split up into nodes. Also,
   since LightPath and IPMI logs are only populated by the primary node,
   specific details regarding non-primary nodes will not be collected.


8.0  SUPPORT WEB SITES
----------------------

The following Web pages provide resources for understanding, 
using, and troubleshooting systems-management tools:

o  IBM support page
   http://www.ibm.com/pc/support/

   This is the IBM Support Web site for IBM hardware and systems-
   management software. For systems-management software support, 
   click "Systems management". 

o  IBM Dynamic System Analysis page
   http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/xseries/systems_management/
   dsa.html

   This Web page presents an overview of Dynamic System Analysis
   and links to download the product and readme files.

o  IBM xSeries(R) Systems Management page
   http://www.ibm.com/pc/ww/eserver/xseries/systems_management/
   index.html

   This Web page presents an overview of IBM systems management 
   and IBM Director. Click "IBM Director" for the latest 
   information and documentation. It also contains links to Web 
   pages for IBM Director extensions, including Remote Deployment 
   Manager, Scalable Systems Manager, Virtual Machine Manager,
   Server Plus Pack, and Software Distribution (Premium Edition).

o  IBM ServerProven(R) page
   http://www.ibm.com/pc/us/compat/index.html

   This Web page provides information about IBM hardware
   compatibility with IBM systems-management software. 

o  Electronic Service Agent compliments your DSA tool by providing
   24x7 pro-active monitoring of IBM eServers.

   For more information on Electronic Service Agent go to
   http://www.ibm.com/support/electronic/serviceagent


9.0  NOTICES
-------------

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10.0 THIRD-PARTY LICENSE TERMS AND CONDITIONS, NOTICES AND
    INFORMATION
---------------------------------------------------------

The license agreement for this product refers you to this file for
details concerning terms and conditions applicable to third party
software code included in this product, and for certain notices
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o  IBM will not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental,
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10.1 zlib software
------------------

ZLIB: The Program includes zlib software, and the following
notice(s) are required by the license under which IBM acquired
this software. (Copyright notices which varied only by the years
of copyright are omitted for brevity.)

Copyright notice:

zlib.h -- interface of the 'zlib' general purpose compression
library version 1.2.1, November 17th, 2003

Copyright (C) 1995-2003 Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler

This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied
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Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any
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   documentation would be appreciated but is not required.

2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and
   must not be misrepresented as being the original software.

3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source
   distribution.

Jean-loup Gailly        Mark Adler
jloup@gzip.org          madler@alumni.caltech.edu


10.2 boost software
-------------------

BOOST: The Program includes Boost software, and the following
notice(s) are required by the license under which IBM acquired
this software. (Copyright notices which varied only by the years
of copyright are omitted for brevity.)

Boost Software License - Version 1.0 - August 17th, 2003

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made about the suitability of this software for any purpose. It is
provided "as is" without express or implied warranty.

Copyright (c) 2000 Cadenza New Zealand Ltd

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Ltd makes no representations about the suitability of this
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Copyright Jens Maurer 2000

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Adaptable closures

Phoenix V0.9
Copyright (c) 2001-2002 Joel de Guzman

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    use this software in a product, an acknowledgment in the
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    must not be misrepresented as being the original software.

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Copyright Jens Maurer 2000
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   2002 - 2003

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See http://www.boost.org for updates, documentation, and revision
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boost/python/detail/python22_fixed.h

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boost/thread/detail/force_cast.hpp
boost/thread/detail/singleton.hpp

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warranty.


10.3 linux real mode interface software
---------------------------------------

LINUX REAL MODE INTERFACE: The Program includes Linux Real Mode Interface 
software, and the following notice(s) are required by the license under which 
IBM acquired this software. (Copyright notices which varied only by the years 
of copyright are omitted for brevity.)

Linux Real Mode Interface - A library of DPMI-like functions for Linux.

Copyright (C) 1998 by Josh Vanderhoof

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
"Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to
the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
IN NO EVENT SHALL JOSH VANDERHOOF BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR
OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE,
ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

 any person obtaining
a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
"Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to
the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
IN NO EVENT SHALL JOSH VANDERHOOF BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR
OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE,
ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.