Upgrade solaris 10 update 10

Shell Programming and Scripting. Hi All, I spent the whole morning trying to create a shell script using "sed" command that looks for a value in a directory and its sub directory than changes it with another value but couldn't find the way : a first step, allowded me to trace all the files that contain it and even Is there anyway to get rsync to also modify the date modified details of the files it has updated? It would be useful to easily check that the rysnc has performed as expected..

UNIX "Crontab update". Is there another location to update a cron that's run daily. It continues to run at the old time. Checking the root cron after it has been updated show the RedHat Commands.

OpenSolaris Commands. Linux Commands. SunOS Commands. FreeBSD Commands. Full Man Repository. Advanced Search. Contact Us. Forum Rules. Mark Forums Read. Thread Tools. If you are using the Solaris installation program to upgrade, the Patch Analyzer dialog box appears. Select Yes to perform the analysis. If you are using the text installer to upgrade, select Analyze on the Analyze Patches dialog box to perform the analysis. After you perform the analysis, refer to To Review the Patch Analyzer Output for detailed information about the patch analysis results.

Search Scope:. Install the patches listed in knowledge document Separate multiple patch names with a space. Note - The patches need to be applied in the order specified in knowledge document You now have the packages and patches necessary for a successful creation of a new boot environment. The source boot environment is named c0t4d0s0 by using the -c option.

Naming the source boot environment is required only when the first boot environment is created. The new boot environment is named c0t15d0s0. The -A option creates a description that is associated with the boot environment name. Also, a new swap slice is created rather than sharing the source boot environment's swap slice. The inactive boot environment is named c0t15d0s0.

The operating system image to be used for the upgrade is taken from the network. The lustatus command reports if the boot environment creation is complete. The c0t15d0s0 boot environment is made bootable with the luactivate command. The system is then rebooted and c0t15d0s0 becomes the active boot environment. The c0t4d0s0 boot environment is now inactive. The following procedures for falling back depend on your new boot environment activation situation:.

The activation is successful, but you want to return to the original boot environment. See Example The activation fails and you can boot back to the original boot environment. The activation fails and you must boot back to the original boot environment by using media or a net installation image.

The activation fails, the GRUB menu is displayed correctly, but the new boot environment is not bootable. The activation fails and the GRUB menu does not display.