ECC Upgrade 5.0 to 6.0 - LANG_SELECT Phase in Prepare

[Former Member]

Hello Folks,

We are upgrading from ECC 5.0 to 6.0. We have a bunch of languages installed in the system. In the Prepare phase during the LANG_SELECT the Prepare gives the follwoing error message and is stuck.

Please mount another Language Disk for these language(s).

You need at least CDs which satisfy the vector "DE"

(standard languages) for all components.

It is not allowed to omit this update.

? continue

? cancel

Does anyone have encountered this issue If so what was the resolution?

Thanks

Mustafa

[martin_juen2]

Hi Mustafa.

English and German are the two system languages - normally they are always installed. you have to upgrade them too - mount the disk with the german language on it and enable it for prepare (set new mountpoint).

regards, martin

[Former Member]

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[Former Member]

Hi Mustafa,

We are also facing same error, can you please share with us, how you resolved it.

I have also created new thread for my issue.

Please go through it and let us know if you have any suggestion.

[Former Member]

Hi,

I think, Language folders need to copy from DVDs to server. You need to enter the mount point as mentioned below example.

MOUNT POINT 01 = D:\Languages\LANG1

MOUNT POINT 02 = D:\Languages\LANG2

MOUNT POINT 03 = D:\Languages\LANG3

MOUNT POINT 04 = D:\Lan\LANG4

MOUNT POINT 05 = D:\Lan\LANG5

MOUNT POINT 06 = D:\Lan\LANG6

Thanks and Regards

Seshu

[Former Member]

Colud you say me how you solved this problem?.

Thanks.

[Former Member]

Hi Mustafa,

I guess that you have loaded all the DVDs for the languages you have already installed on ECC 5.0? It looks like it wants all the CDs available at this stage.

Regards,

Graham

[Former Member]

Hi,

i have the same error on Upgrading SRM40 -> SRM50.

[former_member181887]

Hi,

You should mount the language CD so it can read all the new texts. There should be a number of language CDs in your upgrade kit. If you are not sure which CD is which, check out the label.asc file in the CD's root directory.

cheers,

Mike.