Solaris 9 will transition to Vintage Support at the end of October. This means
that any Solaris 9 patches (or patch revisions) released from Nov 1st onwards
will require Vintage support level. Details on Gerry Haskins' blog:
Hi all,
I've thought about this kind of problem some weeks ago and figured out
that on this topic, what I wanted from PCA was simple: Exactly the same
as SUNWtlp was doing for me:
- Bundle generation with frozen recommended set of patches
- HTML Reports
- Live Upgrade Friendly Bundle (with
Lisa,
Others have already described various options you have. As for my 2 cent: Take a
look at the PCA documentation, especially the parts about setting up a local
patch server (in your situation, a PCA local caching proxy might suit best, and
there are detailed step-by-step instructions in
Hi Jonathan,
Thanks for the background information and the confirmation that --minimal
works for you. I decided to make it official now, and have added documentation
to the development release of PCA now.
Without gushing too much we have found PCA too useful to not use. It
simplifies and
@my company we weighed our options. it made more sense for us to move to
version 10 than pay for extra support for version maintenance.
Ggr
On Oct 19, 2011 8:11 AM, Chuck Floyd ch...@cmfloyd.com wrote:
Yes,
Worked with them several times.
Was not really a good experience but he could be that they did not
understand the T3 storage systems here in Belgium.
Hospital was down for more then a day before i came and started the
reinstallation of the whole system because they managed to screw it
Fred wrote:
We did the same thing. I do miss how fast Solaris 8 would reboot
on our old
V100's - down and up in 90 seconds. With Solaris 10 it takes
about 4 minutes.
Worry not, Solaris 11's fast reboot can boot a host as quickly as a zone.
Default behaviour for a reboot is
