Hi,
should the --stop option apply to a simulation also? I just stumbled
upon --stop, but it neither stops a simulation nor does it stop a
listing. The listing doesn't matter to me as much as the simulation (or
the installation phase to be concise), i just used it for verification
purposes because
Hi,
.. or a prominent warning somewhere in the man page?
I've at least added a note to the descriptions of --stop and --ignore in
the man page now.
The patches are the minimum patch requirements for Live Upgrade in a
Solaris 10 SPARC environment [1]. That's why i have a explicit patch list
Hi,
should the --stop option apply to a simulation also? I just stumbled
upon --stop, but it neither stops a simulation nor does it stop a
listing.
"stop" and some other options like "ignore", "minage", etc. only work
when a patch group like "missing" or "installed" is used. When
specifying
Martin Paul wrote:
>> should the --stop option apply to a simulation also? I just stumbled
>> upon --stop, but it neither stops a simulation nor does it stop a
>> listing.
>
> "stop" and some other options like "ignore", "minage", etc. only work
> when a patch group like "missing" or "installed"