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If your Mac restarts, skip to the next section, “If you see the option to restart and show password options.” If your Mac doesn't restart, but immediately asks for your Apple ID credentials, enter that information and click Reset Password. If you're asked to create a new keychain to store the user's passwords, click OK to restart your Mac. I have a bunch of OS X Yosemite Mac Minis that are used as slaves by a Jenkins master machine to run Selenium tests using Google Chrome. These slave machines get restarted on a daily basis. After the restart, the machines are at a login screen asking for a username and password. This will ask you for the passphrase, enter it and it will not ask again until you restart. Add Identity Using Keychain As @dennis points out in the comments, to persist the passphrase through restarts by storing it in your keychain, you can use the -K option ( -k for Ubuntu) when adding the identity like this. Any behavior that appears to violate End user license agreements, including providing product keys or links to pirated software. Unsolicited bulk mail or bulk advertising. Any link to or advocacy of virus, spyware, malware, or phishing sites. A dialog asking for an administrator password is asking for the password for an admin account (such as the one you created at install/setup). For the root account to even work, you have to open NetInfo Utility, and choose 'Enable Root User' from one of the menus. It will then ask for a password. Until then, there is NO password, and the root.

Role:

IT administrator
SAP Basis administrator

Systems, Tools, Services:

Oracle VM VirtualBox (VirtualBox)
openSUSE Leap 42.1 Linux OS (VM OS)
SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP 7.50 SP02 (NetWeaver AS ABAP)
SAP GUI / SAP Logon client

Step 1: Preparation Steps

The SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP system which is used in this course has to be installed on a 64 bit Linux Operating System (OS). To enable also users working with Windows or Mac OS X operation system to install the needed ABAP system, we describe here how to make use of VirtualBox, where the ABAP system then is installed and run on a Linux Virtual Machine (VM).

Hint: If you have already a 64 bit Linux OS then you can skip the described downloads and installation of VirtualBox (1.1 and 2.1) and Linux (1.2 and 2.3) and just download the ABAP installation files (1.3).

System Requirements:

Make sure that you have on your PC/Laptop or Mac:

At least 8 GB of RAM (better: 16 GB).
At least 100 GB of free disk space.

The tutorial has been tested to work for Windows and on Mac OS X. Most of the written tutorial was created on Windows, whereas the video presentation was done on an Mac OS X.

As the some of the installation files are very large (> several GB) we recommend to start the download first for all files, before you start the installation process.

1.1 Download Oracle VM VirtualBox

Download the latest released version of Oracle VM VirtualBox (in short VirtualBox) from https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads for your host operating system (host OS).
Click on e.g. x86/amd64 link to start the download of VirtualBox for Windows OS.

1.2 Download Linux OS openSUSE

Download Linux OS openSUSE Leap 42.1 (DVD installation medium, 64bit, released version) to your local machine from https://software.opensuse.org/421/en (Ensure that you do not choose the Network installation files.)
Warning: For this tutorial you must use Linux OS openSUSE Leap 42.1 that is not the latest openSUSE release. Make sure to download and install the 42.1 version, as we have not verified the tutorial with any other version.
On the opened download page click Direct Link link to start the download.

1.3 Download NetWeaver AS ABAP

Open the download page for SAP NetWeaver 7.50 SP02 in the SAP Store
Click on the orange button Trial Version. Fill out the form. You will then receive an email with a download link.
Download all eight archive files **sap_netweaver_as_abap_750sp02_ase_dev_edition.part<n>.rar** _<n> 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 to your local machine.
Use any unarchiver tool (e.g. WinRAR or 7zip for Windows or Unarchiver for Mac OS) to extract the NetWeaver ABAP installation files somewhere to your local machine. All files must be stored in the same folder. As this is a multipart archive, you only need to start the extraction process for the first file sap_netweaver_as_abap_750_sp02_ase_dev_edition.part1.rar – the other files will be extracted automatically.

Warning: Please check the file size of all the parts what you have downloaded. Each part file is around 1.5 GB (except for the last part).

Please check that you have extracted the rar files correctly. The total size of the extracted folder of the Netweaver AS ABAP Installation files is around 12+ GB. If you have partially downloaded or partially extracted the ABAP files and if you continue the installation, you will run into installation errors.

1.4 Replace the license file for the Sybase ASE Database

Hint: Since the release of this course, the license for the ASE database that comes with the SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP 7.50 SP02 has expired. Before you start the installation, it is therefore important that you exchange a file in the NetWeaver installation folder.

Go to SAP Document Center.
Open the folder 750 test license.
Download the file dbexe.tgz.aa.
In your file explorer, go to the location where you extracted the SAP NetWeaver installation files. Now navigate to the folder serverTARx86_64.
Here you will find a file dbexe.tgz.aa. This file should be replaced with the file you just downloaded from SAP Document Center.

Step 2: Install Linux VM in VirtualBox

2.1 Install VirtualBox

Use the VirtualBox installer you downloaded before (Step 1 - 1.1).
You can keep all default settings of the installation wizard.
After installation, you can start the VirtualBox Manager as follows:
- On a Windows host: Open the standard Programs menu and click on the item in the VirtualBox group.
- On a Mac OS X host: In the Finder, double-click on the VirtualBox item in the Applications folder (You may want to drag this item onto your Dock).

2.2 Create new Linux VM in VirtualBox

Open VirtualBox Manager application
Click New button to create a new Linux virtual machine (VM) image with the following settings:
- Name: SAP NetWeaver 7.50 SP02
- Type: Linux (Operating System)
- Version: openSUSE (64-bit)
- Click Next
On the next displayed wizard page:
- Change Memory size to 6 GB (6144 MB).
- Click Next
On the next displayed wizard page:
- Make sure that Create a virtual hard disk now is selected.
- Click Create
On the next opened wizard page:
- Make sure that VDI (Default) is selected as Hard disk file type.
- Click Next
On the next displayed wizard page:
- Make sure that Dynamically allocated (Default) is selected as Storage on physical hard disk.
- Click Next
On the next displayed wizard page:
- Change File size to 80 GB and keep the File location
- Click Create to create

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