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Solaris upgrades to new Solaris 10 updates occur via standard upgrade or Live Upgrade. On a system with only a global zone, upgrades occur as expected. Support for upgrading the installed software on any non-global zone from one Solaris release to a later release is not provided with the Solaris 10 GA (3/05) release. At this point, Standard upgrade and Live Upgrade do not know about non-global zones. The end result of an upgrade of a Solaris instance that has non-global zones installed would be a partially upgraded system. The global zone would be properly upgraded, but the non-global zones would only be "partially upgraded." Inherited file systems would have the upgraded files, but non-inherited file systems would remain in their original state. To prevent a Solaris instance with non-global zones installed from being damaged by an upgrade attempt, code has been added to both standard upgrade and Live Upgrade to detect the presence of non-global zones and to refuse to upgrade if non-global zones are installed in Solaris 10 GA (3/05). As a result, once a system administrator configures and installs the first non-global zone, the system can never be upgraded to a later release of Solaris until all non-global zones are effectively destroyed. Support for upgrades of systems with non-global Zones is expected in Solaris 10 Update 1. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
