Hi All
I know that this has been discussed before, but I searched the archives of
this forum, and the answer is still not clear to me. Could someone please
explain to me (in simple step by step instructions) how I should update
system files on my computational nodes.
For example:
I am running Oscar 4.1 on RHEL 3 (WS) and the headnode has a subscription
to the Redhat Network. Redhat comes up with an update to (lets say) glibc
which I want to install into the headnode, the system image and each of the
comp. nodes.
For the headnode it is very simple, I select the package in the Redhat
up2date interface and a couple of mouse clicks later it is done. However
I'm not sure where that leaves me with regard to the system image and the
comp nodes.
1) How do I find out what Redhat up2date just did to my system (installed a
new .rpm I guess)?
2) How do I do the same to the stored system image and the existing comp.
nodes?
I apologize for (re)asking such an elementary question, but it beats trying
to work it out for myself :-) and I'll bet that I'm not the only one who
would appreciate a nice clear answer.
Many thanks
Giles
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