Patch files for Empack OEM Key

  What is Provided by this Patch?
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     This patch provides a method to enable customers to modify ceratin
     Empack serialization data using the emserial program and to update
     the boot-strap embedded code in flash memory using the emflash
     program.

     Those programs require an "OEM Key" to be present on the system
     in order to edit or update certain configuration options that are
     normally performed by the manufacturer.

     On Windows systems, the "OEM Key" is stored in the system registry.
     This patch provides a Windows registry file that is used to add
     the key to the registry.

     On Solaris systems the "OEM Key" is stored in a specific file in the
     CAC library directory.  This patch provides a shell script to create
     that file.


     For downloading the patch from the cacdsp WEB site, archive files for
     Solaris (oempatch.tar.gz) and Windows (oempatch.zip) are provided.
     Both archives include the patch files for both Solaris and Windows
     systems.


  Installing the Patch
  --------------------

     The files required for the patch should be contained in the same
     directory or folder as this "readme" file.  They are:

          cac_oemkey.reg  - Windows registry file.
          cac_oemkey.sh   - Unix shell file to create the key file.

     For Windows systems, double-click on the cac_oemkey.reg file.
     This will add the required registry key to your system.

     For Solaris systems, run the shell script to create the key file.
     Note that the shell script requires a CAC environment variable to
     specify the location of the Empack software installation.  Some
     installations may not have this environment variable set.  In this
     case, you can edit the shell script.  It contains commented commands
     to set the CAC variable.  Uncomment and edit those lines to define
     the variable to the location of the Empack software before executing
     the script.