Hi folks, Apologies if this has been covered before, but I couldnt' find anything on it.
I have a running version of Nevada build 69 which has been rock solid since I installed, but is well overdue for an update. My system has 2 disks organised as follows: A zfs root partition, mirrored, set up as per the instructions in Tim Foster's excellent script. A ufs partition on each disk, one of which contains the ufs root I used to install the zfs root . The partition on the other disk is the same size and unused Another partition, also mirrored and pooled, containing a zfs file system for each user's home area. Plus other usual suspects such as a swap partition. Is it just a simple as doing a ufs install of the new release on one or other of the ufs root partitions and then re-running the script, or will I lose the configuration for the home areas root pool by doing this? What else is likely to break and is there a better way - Live Update maybe? Anything else I should know about updating a zfs boot system? Kind regards, Pete This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
