Select the "Available Updates" tab located in the upper right hand portion of the window 3. Review the "Synopsis" column to find entry containing " Sun Firmware System Firmware Update". This entry will be specific to your particular system type.
NOTE: If there is NO entry containing the string above and all of the prerequisites listed above are met, the firmware stack version currently loaded on your Service Processor is up to date and does not require updating. Join Date: Jul Find all posts by DukeNuke2. Originally Posted by DukeNuke2. IBM Power won't boot after firmware update.
A team member installed the wrong version of License Code on a Power system used in our Development environment. The system will no longer boot. Does anyone have IBM documentation or experience to share on recovering a system that currently reports "Unsupported License Code version V20z terribly loud - firmware update?
Hello there! This is the first machine of this kind I have ever Hi Guys and Gals, does anyone know how to update the firmware on the drives in a storagetek ? Thanks in advance Rgrds Martin 0 Replies.
Hi, Can you pls. Troubleshooting System and Software Problems Tasks. The pkg install command installs packages that are not currently installed and updates packages that are already installed. The pkg install command requires one or more package names. The pkg update command updates installed packages. If you specify a package that is not already installed to the pkg update command, the system does not install that package.
The pkg update command takes zero or more names of packages that are already installed. Specifying no package names updates all packages that are installed in the image. See Updating All Installed Packages. Installing and updating packages require increased privileges. Use the commands described in Getting Information About Packages to identify a package that you want to install. Use the pkg install command to install this package.
Tip - Use the -nv options to see what the command will do without making any changes to your image. The following command confirms that this package is already installed and at the correct version.
This package could have been installed separately. The following command shows that the package was required by two other packages that are installed. A new boot environment is automatically created when you update particular system packages such as some drivers and other kernel components.
A new boot environment might be automatically created when you install, uninstall, or update. Tip - Explicitly specifying a new boot environment is the safest way to install or update.
The new boot environment is a clone of the current boot environment with the specified install, uninstall, or update changes applied. Analyzes system to determine the appropriate updates, and downloads signed or unsigned updates. An update that makes an applied update obsolete. The update is incompatible with an update that has already been applied to the system. You can use several different methods to download or apply one or more updates to your system.
Use the following table to determine which method is best for your needs. The version of the smpatch command described in this table was first available for Solaris 8 systems. Use this web application, which is hosted at Sun, to remotely manage updates on all of your Solaris 10 systems.
Use this command to analyze your system to determine the appropriate updates, and to automatically download and apply the updates. First, use smpatch analyze to analyze your system to determine the appropriate updates. Then, use smpatch update to download and apply one or more of the updates to your system.
Then, use smpatch download to download them. This command also downloads any prerequisite updates. Then, use smpatch add to apply one or more of the updates to your system while the system is in single-user or multiuser mode.
Starting with Solaris 2. To apply signed updates, you must first set up your package keystore. If you choose to use the smpatch command-line interface or the Update Manager graphical user interface to apply updates, see Getting Started With the Sun Update Connection System for additional information that might affect which method you select.
For Solaris 10 — Apply the Update Manager feature update.
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