Hardware Management Console Readme
Version 9 Release 1 Maintenance
920 (V9 R1 M920) README
Updated: 17 July 2019
(C) Copyright International Business Machines Corp., 2018 All
rights reserved.
Contents
The information in this Readme
contains the fix list and other package information about the
Hardware Management Console.
Terminology
x86 - This term is used to reference the legacy HMC
that runs on x86/Intel/AMD hardware for both the 7042
Machine Type appliances and the Virtual HMC that can run on the
Intel hypervisors (KVM, VMWare, Xen).
ppc64 or ppc64le - describes the Linux code that is
compiled to run on Power-based servers or LPARS (Logical
Partitions)
DNS - Domain Name Server
GUI - Graphical user interface
vHMC - Virtual HMC. The HMC appliance that runs in
supported VM Hypervisors
Installation Notes
Note 1: HMC V9R1 is the last supported release for the 7042
appliance models.
Note 2: During the installation, the screen can pause or go
blank. Press the space bar or scroll-lock to activate the display
again.
SPECIAL NOTE: To avoid PTF/Service Pack install
failures due to not enough free disk space in the root file system
and false reports of E212E136, pro-actively install PTF
MH01813(x86)/MH01814(ppc) before the fix listed in this
readme. PTF MH01813/MH01814 (located under the HMC V9R1M921
tier on FixCentral) must be reinstalled prior to any PTF or
Service Pack update of V9R1 until V9R1M930 is installed.
PTF MH01759 HMC V9 R1.920.0 Service Pack - for 7042
Machine Types or vHMC for x86 hypervisors (5765-HMW)
This package is a service pack image that can be used to update
your HMC from HMC V9 R1.910.0 to the HMC V9 R1.920.0. You can
also reference this package by PTF MH01759 and APAR MB04146.
This image can be installed on top of HMC Version 9 Release
1.910.0 Recovery installation PTF MH01733 with or without
additional PTFs installed.
- Service packs are cumulative and will include all the
interim fixes for the PTFs released up to and including the
last service pack(s) for this HMC version. Please read
the individual Readme files for each PTF to see the list of
interim fixes.
- HMC V9R1 is the last supported release for the
7042 appliance models. The vHMC for x86 hypervisors will
continue to be supported for V9 HMC.
Package information
| Package name |
Size |
Checksum (sha1sum) |
APAR# |
PTF# |
| HMC_Update_V9R1M920_SP0_x86.iso |
3436152832
|
303772caa336fee2007c52a609ef29babd707086
|
MB04146 |
MH01759 |
| Splash Panel information (or lshmc -V
output) |
"version= Version: 9
Release: 1
Service Pack: 920
HMC Build level 1807241531
MH01759 - HMC V9R1 M920 [x86_64]
","base_version=V9R1
"
|
PTF MH01760 HMC V9 R1.920.0 Service Pack - for 7063 Machine
Types or vHMC for PowerVM (5765-HMB)
This package represents a service pack image that can be used
to update your HMC from HMC V9 R1.910.0 to the HMC V9 R1.920.0
. You can also reference this package PTF MH01760 and APAR
MB04147. This image can be installed on top of HMC Version 9
Release 1 910.0 Recovery installation PTF MH01735 with or
without additional PTFs installed.
Note: Service packs are cumulative and will include all the
interim fixes for the PTFs released up to and including the
last service pack(s) for this HMC version. Please read the
individual Readme files for each PTF to see the list of fixes.
Package information
| Package name |
Size |
Checksum (sha1sum) |
APAR# |
PTF# |
| HMC_Update_V9R1M920_SP0_ppc.iso |
3459534848 |
b3e80653f386d6b1e0ab8f32e66c5e6570c302d9
|
MB04147 |
MH01760 |
| Splash Panel information (or lshmc -V
output) |
"version= Version: 9
Release: 1
Service Pack: 920
HMC Build level 1807241531
MH01760 - HMC V9R1 M920 [ppc64le]
"," base_version=V9R1
"
|
Enhancements and new function
New Functions
- Enable support for the E950 system, MTM: 9040-MR9
- HMC GUI Enhancements
- Support for export topology diagram with large data.
- Addition of Virtual Networks menu option in Virtual IO
Server for add/remove of a client Virtual Ethernet
adapter or an internal network to a Virtual IO Server
- Added option to remove adapter in the managed system
Virtual Network Adapter view.
- Support for sync virtual switch.
- Segregated views for physical volume, logical volume, and
shared storage pool under Partition Virtual Storage.
- Option to specify client slot ID while attaching virtual
SCSI and virtual optical device configuration to partition.
- While deploying a partition template, VSCSI configuration
will have an option to specify client slot ID in Edit
Connections.
- Capture of Partition and System template will have
progressive messages of failure or success of the operation.
- Support for regular expression based search in dashboard.
[i.e. a searches resource that ends with "a", a* searches
resource starts with "a", ???? searches any resources with 4
letter, ??a? searches resource that has four letter with 3rd
letter as "a" etc.
- Support for modifying "Advanced settings" options like
boot mode etc. while using activation with "Current
configuration".
- Last Activated profile will be available as a new column
in the Partitions tabular view.
- Partition Virtual Storage will have option to run cfgdev.
- Partition Virtual Storage will have option to remove
existing path or add a new path to the storage attached
through Modify connection.
- Enhancement to configure multiple base DN’s (distinguished
names) in HMC LDAP configuration
- Ability to disable password based authentication for users
created locally on the HMC
- Added ILMT / BigFix agent support to the vHMC, so that
customers can certify that they have the correct number of
licenses during audit. Specifically, the BigFix agent will be
available in vHMC images, and not the hardware appliance
images.
- User configurable maximum certificate expiration limit for
HMC.
- Enhance Certificate Management to support configurable
certificate age limit.
- Configured HMC Certificate to show root CA certificate
details.
- HMC Management Enhancements
- Support for ethernet failover using GUI and CLI
- Data replication configuration through command line
- Enable/Disable DNS from command line.
- Support for VIOS installation using USB.
- HMC Command line enhancement to list possible and suggested
target side Virtual IO mappings for "Remote Restart" operation
List of fixes
General fixes
- Fixed an issue where a user could not see the translated
message in all locales while viewing "All System Plans"
page .
- Fixed an issue with invalid certificate, which prevents HMC
start-up. User can recover the HMC by executing runsig -s
513 as the hscpe user.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the HMC from discovering the
adapter capabilities of DCBX capable Juniper EX4200 switch
during the HMC boot.
- Fixed an issue where the Change Password scheduled operation
would cause SRC E3D46FFF to be reported.
- Fixed an issue where LPAR OS version details not shown
correctly until manual refresh is performed.
- Fixed an issue where HMC UI partition table view processor
usage column is rounding off to integer value. If the value is
'0', then it shows blank.
- Added create system plan task launcher from action menu of
Managed system.
- Fixed a performance issue where "Export PCM data" was taking
more than a minute with a large number of LPARs.
- Fixed an issue where using the server/VIOSs/partition
"click-card" (i icon) to turn off an attention
indicator can cause unintended modifications to other
properties. The unintended modifications may include
deletion of in use virtual adapters resulting in an impact to
running partitions/VIOS.
- Fixed an issue with 7063-CR1 where the HMC may fail to boot
to the log on panel with “error 1901” and all network adapters
disabled when one or more adapters are plugged into a dcbx
capable switch that has dcbx enabled.
Security fixes
- Addressed Kerberos vulnerabilities: CVE-2017-11368 and
CVE-2017-7562.
- Addressed OpenSSL vulnerabilities: CVE-2017-3737 and
CVE-2017-3736.
- Addressed NTP vulnerabilities: CVE-2017-6464 and
CVE-2017-6463.
- Addressed OpenSSH vulnerabilities: CVE-2017-15906.
Command line changes
- The lsrrstartlpar command has been enhanced to
display virtual I/O information for a partition remote restart
operation.
- USB support has been added to the installios command.
- The chdatarep and lsdatarep commands have
been added to provide data replication function via the command
line.
- The runilmtscan command has been added to run an IBM
License Metric Tool (ILMT) scan on an HMC virtual appliance to
collect hardware and software inventory data and upload the scan
results to the ILMT server. The lsilmtscan command has
been added to list scan status details.
- A new option has been added to the chhmcusr command
to prevent a local user from logging into the HMC using a
password. The lshmcusr command has been enhanced
to display this new option.
- The chhmcldap and lshmcldap commands have
been enhanced to support multiple base DNs for LDAP search.
- The chhmc and lshmc commands have been
enhanced to support network bonding.
- A new option has been added to the chhmc command to
enable or disable DNS on the HMC. The lshmc command has
been enhanced to display this new option.
- A new option has been added to the chhmc command to
allow for custom DHCP ranges.
Known issues and Limitations
- If the local console browser hangs, click the X button to
close the browser and the login page will be presented to the
user.
- Following data types are not supported in data replication:
- Outbound Connectivity Data
- Customer Information Data
- In Performance and Capacity Monitoring dashboard, Processed
and Aggregated metrics for Energy monitoring data does not
contain thermal information, it is included in Raw metrics.
- HMC does not support modification of Kerberos username from
GUI.
- CEC Icon in GUI dashboard for E950 system is not unique.
- In Network Settings panel, DHCP ranges in address ranges table
have duplicate entries.
- If a failure occurs while creating the Network Bridge from the
GUI, virtual switch information is not cleared from GUI. Refresh
the panel to recover from failure.
- User will notice Internal Error while modifying the VLAN list
information when the virtual NIC does not have any active
backing device.
- User will not be able to view the virtual NIC backing devices
if the VIOS RMC state is inactive.
- HMC does not support simultaneous modify operations like
changing failover priority and removing backing device in a
single operation.
- User will not be able to add and delete additional vlan ids as
part of single POST operation through REST interface.
- When cloud connector is running on the HMC, Users might
observe an increase in /var/ disk space when observed with 'df
-h' though the 'du' doesn't show so much of data being actually
present in the /var/ partition. In such case, users need to stop
and start the cloud connector to avoid the E212E134 SRCs being
generated.
- In Power Management panel for P9 system, operation labels are
different as compared to labels shown in ASMi.
- HMC does not support modification of IP address
for the sl0 interface.
- HMC does not support launching of VTerm console for multiple
logical partitions at same time.
- Customer shall see the garbage characters in some menu items
of dashboard when non-UTF-8 flavor is selected for HMC locale
and UTF-8 locale is selected for browser (eg. Japanese).
Configuring same language settings on both HMC and browser is
recommended.
- Event manager for ‘call home’ with this release HMC cannot
register with an older release HMC.
- HMC dashboard might display incorrect RMC status when NTP is
enabled. To workaround the issue, user can refresh the page to
see the correct RMC status.
- Security restrictions:
- In NIST mode:
- RMC code on partition does not support two HMC
connections with mixed configuration i.e. one HMC running
in NIST mode and other one in non-NIST mode. Both the HMCs
must be in the same mode.
- In non-NIST mode:
- Following ciphers are not supported although the
available cipher list shows them.
TLS_RSA_FIPS_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
Note this function is fully supported for all other Power
systems assuming that the appropriate HMC, firmware and
PowerVM levels installed.
- The GUI does not support disconnected sessions like the
previous Classic GUI did. In the GUI a session logoff is a
logoff and a session disconnect is also a logoff. This means
that the user cannot reconnect to a GUI session to resume a
task(s) from where it left off. Every login via the GUI
creates a new session. For more details on long running tasks,
please refer to the link below:
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/POWER9/p9eh6/p9eh6_loginmode.htm
- In some rare situations, especially with a Firefox browser,
the user may be redirected to a second login page after login
credentials have been validated. Providing the login
credentials again will fail. If this issue occurs, close and
relaunch the browser.
If the login page locally shows "Console internal error" and
"The requested resource is not available", the framework is
still initializing. Wait a minute and restart the desktop on
the local console using
<ctrl><alt><backspace>
- Enabling or disabling service processor redundancy is only
permitted when both primary and secondary service processors
are at standby with service processor in position A as
primary. The workaround is to set up service processor
failover with the following command:
chsyscfg –m <server
name> -r sys –i "sp_failover_enabled=1"
- Launch of the ASMI menu is not supported using the Safari
browser.
- In case HMC UI pops up a dialog stating "failed to load
widgetset...", please click OK and wait for the content
to be loaded or refresh the view after sometime.
- User will not be able to print Won character (E 13 L1) with
Korean keyboard; Greek (KBD212) - not able to print "Acute and
Diaeresis Accent" (key C-10-L3), and "Syllable Hyphen" (key
B-10-L3).
- HMC Keyboard layout change, incorrectly displays Belgium
keyboard as KBID442 and should be KBID120. They keyboard
configuration correctly assigns the appropriate keyboard value
KBID120 for Belgium, this is just a display name error.
- User will be activate LPAR with current configuration when the
resource role does not contain the LPAR.
- Host Ethernet adapters data table is shown even after
unchecking the “use captured info” selection box while viewing
the Logical Partition template.
- While configuring SRIOV logical port advanced settings in Edit
Partition Template, ‘allow specified VLAN IDs’ field data will
be lost if user navigate view other configuration and terminate
the panel with cancel button.
- User will not be able to view the VIOS license when VIOS
installed using manual console method in Deploy System Template
and Create Virtual I/O Server Wizards.
Web browser requirements
Learn about the requirements your web browser must meet to monitor
and control the HMC.
To access HMC through a remote browser in a Windows 7 environment,
you must have a minimum/default of 1600x900 screen resolution.
HMC web browser support requires HTML 2.0, JavaScript 1.0, Java™
Virtual Machine (JVM), Java Runtime Environment (JRE) Version 8
U151, and cookie support in browsers that will connect to the HMC.
Contact your support personnel to assist you in determining if
your browser is configured with a Java Virtual Machine. The web
browser must use HTTP 1.1. If you are using a proxy server, HTTP
1.1 must be enabled for the proxy connections. Additionally,
pop-ups must be enabled for all HMCs addressed in the browser if
running with pop-ups disabled.
The following browsers have been tested:
Google Chrome
This HMC version supports Google Chrome Version 66.0.3359.181
(Official Build) (64-bit).
Safari
This HMC version supports Safari 11.1
Microsoft Internet Explorer
This HMC version supports supports Internet Explorer 11.0.9600
- If your browser is configured to use an Internet proxy, then
local Internet addresses are included in the exception list.
Consult your network administrator for more information. If
you still need to use the proxy to get to the Hardware
Management Console, enable Use HTTP 1.1 through proxy
connections under the advanced tab in your Internet Options
window.
- It is recommended to have:
- Browser security setting in internet zone. If you are
running security mode in "Local intranet" mode, make sure
you do not have any setting to detect intranet network;
disable Compatibility view.
- Browser zoom setting to 100%.
Mozilla Firefox
This HMC version supports Mozilla Firefox Version 52 Extended
Support Release (ESR) and Mozilla Firefox Version 60 Extended
Support Release (ESR). Ensure that the JavaScript options to raise
or lower windows and to move or resize existing windows are
enabled. To enable these options, click the Content tab in the
browser’s Options dialog, click Advanced next to the Enable
JavaScript option, and then select the Raise or lower windows
option and the Move or resize existing windows options. Use these
options to easily switch between HMC tasks. For more
information about the latest Mozilla Firefox ESR levels, see
Security
Advisories for Firefox ESR.
Clearing the Browser Cache
In Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Open the Browser
- Select Tools
- Select Internet Options
- Under Browser History, select Delete
- Check "Temporary Internet files and websites files"
and "Cookies and website data"
- Click on Delete
In Mozilla Firefox
1. In the top-right corner of the browser window click the
menubutton
Choose
History, and then
Clear
Recent History.
In time range to clear, select "
Everything"
In the Details section, select "
Cookies"
and "
Cache"
Click on "
Clear now"
2. In the top-right corner of the browser window click the menu
button
Choose
Options > Advanced > Network
>
In "
Offline Web Content and User Data"
section click on "
Clear Now"
In Google Chrome
1. In the top-right corner of the browser window, click the
Chrome menu
Choose
History.
Click the button
Clear browsing data. A
dialog will appear.
From the drop-down menu, select "t
he
beginning of time."
Check the boxes "
Cookies, site, and plug-in
data" and "
Cache"
Click the button
Clear browsing data.
2. Open the following URL with the Chrome browser:
chrome://appcache-internals/
If there is an entry related to the target hmc,
click the corresponding “
Remove” link
Other web browser considerations
Session cookies need to be enabled in order for ASMI to work when
connected to HMC remotely. The ASM proxy code saves session
information and uses it.
Internet Explorer
- Click Tools > Internet Options.
- Click the Privacy tab and select Advanced.
- Determine whether Always allow session cookies is
checked.
- If not checked, select Override automatic cookie
handling and Always allow session cookies.
- For the First-party Cookies and Third-party Cookies, choose
block, prompt, or accept. Prompt is preferred, in which case
you are prompted every time a site tries to write cookies.
Some sites need to be allowed to write cookies.
Mozilla Firefox
- Click Tools > Options.
- Click the Cookies Tab.
- Select Allow sites to set cookies.
If you want to allow only specific sites, select Exceptions,
and add the HMC to allow access.
Installation
Installation instructions for HMC
Version 9 upgrades and corrective service can be found at these
locations:
Upgrading
or restoring HMC Version 9
Updating,
upgrading, and migrating your HMC machine code
Instructions and images for upgrading via a remote network
install can be found here:
HMC
V9 network installation images and installation instructions
Virtual HMC Installation for x86 hypervisors
Installation Images
Download of the Power Hardware Management Virtual Appliance (vHMC)
install images are available at the Entitled Systems Support site
(ESS):
http://www-304.ibm.com/servers/eserver/ess/OpenServlet.wss
. You must be entitled to Product ID 5765-HMW or 5765-HMV in
order to download 5765-HMW from the ESS site.
Upgrade of 5765-HMV to 5765-HMW is supported.
Fixes, mandatory fixes and service packs for the vHMC are common
to the Power Hardware management console (HMC) and will be
available at IBM
Fix Central.
The splash panel information (lshmc -V output) for the vHMC will
be the same as for the HMC recovery DVD that is documented in the
above description section.
Installation guidance for installing the vHMC into your hypervisor
is found in the
IBM
Knowledge Center. Installation procedures may vary depending
on the operating system you use and the hypervisor you use.
A feature of the vHMC is the activation engine which allows you to
preconfigure the HMC Console by passing configuration information
to the HMC at the first boot of the HMC, when using these images.
Please look at the on-line Knowledge Center documentation on using
the
Activation
Engine feature.
Notes for the Virtual Appliance for x86 hypervisors
- The supported hypervisors for x86 are
- VMWARE ESXi 6.0 or higher
- KVM on Red Hat RHEL7 or higher
- Xen 4.2 or higher on SLES 12
- There are now two images for the VMWare ESXi Server, one is
for ESXi 6.0 and the other for ESXi 6.5. This is due to
differences in the encoding of the OVA images. SHA1 for ESXi
6.0 , SHA256 for ESXi 6.5
- The processor on the systems hosting vHMC for x86 must have
either Intel VT-x or AMD-V Hardware Virtualization enabled.
Installation methods for vHMC on x86 hypervisors
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/POWER8/p8hai/p8hai_installvhmc.htm
After the upgrade, install the mandatory fix using the
instructions at
Installation
methods for HMC Version 8 fixes
Virtual HMC for PowerVM LPARS
Installation Images
Download of the Power Hardware Management Virtual Appliance (vHMC)
install images are available at the Entitled Systems Support site
(ESS):
http://www-304.ibm.com/servers/eserver/ess/OpenServlet.wss
. You must be entitled to Product ID 5765-HMA or 5765-HMB in order
to download 5765-HMB from the ESS site.
Upgrade of 5765-HMA to 5765-HMB is supported.
Fixes, mandatory fixes and service packs for the vHMC are common
to the Power Hardware management console (HMC) and are available
at IBM Fix Central.
The splash panel information (lshmc -V output) for the vHMC will
be the same as for the HMC recovery DVD that is documented in the
above description section for the 7063 Machine type.
Installation guidance for installing the vHMC into your hypervisor
are found in the Online Knowledge Center. Installation procedures
may vary depending on the operating system you use and the
hypervisor you use.
Notes for the Virtual Appliance for PowerVM :
- On Power9 servers, the HMC Virtual Appliance for PowerVM
must run in Power8 compatibility mode, for this release.
- The HMC Virtual Appliance for PowerVM does not
provide graphics adapter support for adapters assign to the
partition. Use a supported web browser to point to the HMC for
UI support.
- DLPAR operations such as memory and processor moves for HMCs
running in an LPAR are not supported.
- Inactive partition migration and Simplified Remote Restart
operations are supported.
- The virtual appliance for PowerVM requires a Power8 or
Power9 server that is enabled for little endian support.
Minimum System Firmware 860 recommended for Power8 servers.
- vHMC for PowerVM cannot manage the server it is hosted on.
Installation of vHMC for LPARs:
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/POWER8/p8hai/p8hai_vhmc_pvm.htm
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General Virtual HMC notes
- Virtual HMC Appliance can be deployed in your existing POWER
virtualized infrastructure. Virtual HMC Appliance supports
install into PowerVM LPARs.
- Call home of serviceable events with a failing MTMS of the
HMC itself is disabled. Those serviceable events should
be manually reported to IBM software support.
- To see if you are running on a virtual HMC use the lshmc -v
command. If it displays a UVMID field, then you are running in
a virtual machine.
Example:
lshmc -v
"vpd=*FC ????????
*VC 20.0
*N2 Thu Sep 14 15:02:44 UTC 2017
*FC ????????
*DS Hardware Management Console
*TM Vc87-f0a
*SE 7f61457
*MN IBM
*PN N/A
*SZ 8371892224
*OS Embedded Operating Systems
*NA 127.0.0.1
*FC ????????
*DS Platform Firmware
*RM V8R8.7.0.0
*UVMID c87f:0a7f:603a:1457
"
- When deploying a virtual HMC, if the mac address is not
specified, it will be generated by the hypervisor.
Network configuration on the HMC relies on the value of MAC
addresses. If you re-deploy a new virtual HMC and want to
restore critical console data previously taken on a virtual
HMC, ensure sure you are using the same MAC addresses.
- When using Activation Engine to setup NTP configuration, you
must specify the NTP version value.
- We recommend upgrading to the new image that uses 500GB by
following the steps below:
- From the current HMC version (e.g. HMC V8.860.0),
upgrade to HMC V9 R1 M910
- When the upgrade is complete the HMC is now at a new
version but still has a 160GB disk.
- Perform a Critical Console Data backup, excluding
network information and store the backup to a remote
location.
- Deploy the new HMC V9 R1 M910 image which uses a 500GB
disk.
- After the HMC boots up with the 500GB disk, restore the
Critical Console data.
National Language Support (Supported languages)
|
Languages
|
Locales
|
|
English
|
en_US,en_AU,en_BE,en_BE@preeuro,en_CA,en_GB,en_GB@euro,en_HK,en_IE,en_IE@preeuro,en_IN,en_NZ,en_PH,en_PK,en_SG,en_ZA
|
|
Catalan
|
ca_ES, ca_ES@preeuro
|
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German
|
de_DE, de_DE@preeuro, de_CH, de_AT,
de_AT@preeuro, de_LU, de_LU@preeuro
|
|
French
|
fr_FR,
fr_FR.UTF-8, fr_CH, fr_CA, fr_BE, fr_BE@preeuro,
fr_LU, fr_LU@preeuro
|
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Italian
|
it_IT,
it_IT@preeuro, it_CH
|
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Spanish
|
es_ES, es_ES@preeuro, es_AR, es_BO, es_CL,
es_CO, es_CR, es_DO, es_EC,es_SV, es_GT, es_HN,
es_MX, es_NI, es_PA, es_PY,es_PE, es_PR, es_US,
es_UY,es_VE
|
|
Brazilian
Portuguese
|
pt_BR
|
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Portugal
Portuguese
|
pt_PT,
pt_PT@preeuro
|
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Polish
|
pl_PL,
pl_PL.UTF-8, pl_PL@euro,pl_PL@preeuro
|
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Japanese
|
Ja_JP
|
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Simplified
Chinese
|
zh_CN, zh_SG
|
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Traditional
Chinese
|
zh_TW, zh_HK
|
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Korean
|
ko_KR
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Hungarian
|
hu_HU, hu_HU.UTF-8,hu_HU@euro,hu_HU@preeuro
|
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Dutch
|
nl_NL,
nl_NL@preeuro, nl_BE, nl_BE@preeuro
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Russian
|
ru_RU
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Czech
|
cs_CZ, cs_CZ.UTF-8,cs_CZ@euro,cs_CZ@preeuro
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Slovakian
|
sk_SK,
sk_SK.UTF-8,sk_SK@euro,sk_SK@preeuro
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