> The functionality of apt to perform a dist-upgrade > (Chung, is that what you're > talking about?) is nothing of the sorts where > Solaris allows you to perform > an upgrade to a seperate partition/slice and move > your configuration and/or > changes to the new boot envirionment.
Yes, well, a network enabled dist upgrade or package upgrade are the two things I would be looking for. Unless there are tools to help maintain hundreds of servers which are divided into different groups available... Being able to do an dist-upgrade to get that latest driver for a cluster of boxes is a major plus especially if the boxes are remote (as in another country) and you would rather not have to call some dumb data centre operator and feed the operator instructions. Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org