What I have found is that the rpm sles-release-9-82.nn.s390(x).rpm is on the service pack CD but *not* part of the service applied by YOU. If you find that rpm on the Service Pack cd and update it, then the output from SPident should indicate you're at SP3 (as long as you're not missing some other update.)
On 3/22/06, David Pitner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have also been updating my systems with YOU and was trying to > determine if that would replace application of Service Packs. I am > receiving this output from the SPident command: > > SPident -v > > > Summary # of packages (662) > Product/ServicePack conflict match update > (shipped) > SLES-8-Int-s390x 0 0% 370 55.9% 86 (904 > 40.9%) > SLES-8-s390x-SP2 0 0% 13 2.0% 30 (144 > 9.0%) > SLES-8-s390x-SP3 2 0.7% 71 10.7% 40 (282 > 25.2%) > SLES-8-s390x-SP4 5 1.8% 106 16.0% 52 (273 > 38.8%) > Unknown 117 17.7% > > CONCLUSION: ServicePack Level: SLES-8-s390x-SP2 + "updates" => > superseded by SLES-8-s390x-SP4 > > Is that telling me that I started with SP2 with updates and am now at > SP4? Will YOU set new Service Pack level indicators? Can anyone help > with deciphering this output? Thanks for the assist. > > Dave Pitner > Rocket Software > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.rs.com > > -- Bruce Hayden IBM Global Services System z Linux Endicott, NY ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For LINUX-390 subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: INFO LINUX-390 or visit http://www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvindex?LINUX-390
