Vasiliy wrote: > We have some marketing event lately and I think some brief introduction > needed for Live Upgrade, because are mislead with it. > [i]lucreate[/i] > [i]lumount[/i] > [i]luactivate[/i]
In addition there is luupgrade :-) There are two ways that I use luupgrade, to patch and to upgrade to a new release. Other uses are package maintainence and extracting flash archives to a boot environment. Adding patches is accomplished by: luupgrade -t -n BE_name -s patch_path patch [patch...] This will mount the alternate boot environment and add the patch to it and umount it again. Basically this is doing a 'patchadd -R' to the alterante boot environment. Removing patches is done similarly with 'luupgrade -T -n BE_name patch' A system can be upgraded to a new release using luupgrade also. This works for a 'real' release (eg. Solaris 10 update 3) or builds of nv. The simplest way to use this is 'luupgrade -u -n BE_name -s os_image_path', a -j option can be used to point to a jumpstart profile if needed. Cheers, ~Al -- Albert White - Patch System Test - Sun Ireland albert.white at sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/albertw
