Updated 22 March 2010 |
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Applying Patches to Non Global Zone Only
Description: |
- This procedures describes how to apply a patch to the Global Zone but exclude applying this patch to any of the non-global zones.
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Prerequisites: |
- You must be the global administrator in the global zone to perform this procedure.
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Notes: |
- When used in a non-global zone by the zone administrator, patchadd can only be used to add patches to that zone. Apatch can be added to a non-global zone in the following cases:
- The patch does not affect any area of the zone that is shared from the global zone.
- All packages in the patch are set SUNW_PKG_ALLZONES=false. Use pkgparam <package> to identify value of parameter.
- In general, a patch consists of the following components:
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- Identification, which is the patch version and patch ID
- Applicability, which is the operating system type, operating system version, and architecture
- Dependencies, such as requires and obsoletes
- Properties, such as requires a reboot afterwards
- One or more packages to patch, where each package contains:
- The version of the package to which the patches can be applied
- Patch information, such as ID, obsoletes, and requires
- One or more components of the package to be patched
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References: |
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myzone#su - |
Log into the non-gloabl zone and become superuser, or assume the Primary Administrator role.
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myzone# patchadd <patch_id> |
While in the non-global zone, myzone in this procedure, execute the patchadd command followed by the patch ID. |
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