Manually relicencing an SCO Openserver 5.0.x system
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1. Bring the system up into system maintainance mode.

   You can do this by booting the system and typing in the root password when
   prompted.  If the system is already booted, you can get into single user
   mode by running the command:

	shutdown -i1 -g0 -y

   Note that this will bring the system down immediately with no warning to 
   users currently logged in.  If this is not desireable, change the value
   after "-g" to a number of seconds you want to elapse before the system
   shuts down.

2. Make a backup of your nodelock file.

	cd /usr/lib/netls/conf
	cp nodelock nodelock.good

3. Using your favourite text editor, open the "nodelock" file and remove all
   lines after the first, which should end with the string "unused".  Save 
   these changes and exit the editor.

4. Apply the licence information from your COLA (Certificate Of License 
   Authenticity) to the system:

	brand -g -a "<licence data>" <licence number> <licence code>

5. Make a backup of your kernel

	btmnt -w
	cp /stand/unix /stand/unix.good  
	btmnt -r

6. Apply the licence information from your COLA to the kernel:

	brand -a "<licence date>" <serial number> <licence code> \
	/etc/conf/pack.d/kernel/os.a 

7. Relink the unix kernel.

	/etc/conf/cf.d/link_unix