[pca] pca Digest, Vol 19, Issue 20
Rajiv Gunja
opn.src.rocks at gmail.com
Fri Aug 21 17:10:31 CEST 2009
Techie,
Those patches are just guide lines. PCA will download and install those
patches on your LU ABE without issues. Some of the patches SUN have added in
that list, example 120011-14 is an obsoleted patch and LU will not install
it. But PCA has built in logic to install it last year when SUN created this
cyclic redundent obsoleted patches.
You do not need to install these patches to make LU work. All you need is a
LU packages(SUNWluu, SUNWlur and SUNWlucfg) from U6 DVD and one of their
latest patches 121430-35 or revision 37 if you do not mind the latest and
greatest from SUN.
Another note about 119254-67, the 1st patch in that list, it is a patch
utility patch and should always be installed before any patching process.
I have tested LU and have been using LU on all versions of Solaris 10 (U1 to
U5) and I just let PCA install patches on the ABE.
119254-66 and later revisions supports multiple patching or parallel
patching of Zones. So if you have zones, you might want to look into the
readme of that patch and change the values in /etc/patch/pdo.conf
With the SUN recomended method you will need to reboot your server twice,
once after installing the pre-requisites. By using PCA, you can install all
the patches in 1 shot, then reboot to the newly patched ABE.
Let me know if you need more details as we use this on all our dev and prod
server at our office.
-GGR
--
Rajiv G Gunja
Blog: http://ossrocks.blogspot.com
2009/8/21 Martin Paul <martin at par.univie.ac.at>
> Techie wrote:
>
>> Will the pca -y -d -a -t 4 command download every patch? Or do i
>> specify the patches i want?
>>
>
> It will download all missing patches by default, just like "pca -si" will
> install all missing patches by default. But you can specify a list of
> patches both with the "pca -d" and the "pca -si" command to download or
> install only a subset of patches.
>
> Martin.
>
>
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