Hello All,
I would like to upgrade OSOL from build 96 to build 99 on my old laptop.
Unfortunately I have a small Solaris partition and upgrading process
failed because free disk space is not enough.
I've read in OSOL docs that `pkg image-update` command creates a clone
of current BE by default. I don't know neither it's possible to disable
it nor how to do it. However I've also read about upgrading packages
by `pkg install` command.
So I have a question: is it a good idea to upgrade my current image
using following commands?
# pkg list |grep installed |awk '{print $1}' |\
xargs -I PKG xargs pkg install PKG
I know that it's rather risky method, but probably I don't have another
way out :)
I was just trying installation of OSOL build 99 from scratch using
Live CD, but no success. That installation application also fails on
my laptop and I can only install OSOL build 96.
My best regards,
Pawel
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