Hi,
I guess I got it now.
I just tried to avoid the reboot for a fix for example in apache, which I could
resolve with a restart of the service.
I was confused, as I got the message like(I don't remeber the exact words):
reboot to boot you new installed environment. I thought, that the updates
Hi,
thanks for all the info's I got here. I'll continue to use the upgrades, and
then see how 200811 will handle the updates. I'll also try out the BFU system.
In reply to Richards anwer: yes, updating and also rollback is quite easy, but
it still needs a reboot, which I try to avoid if
Sven Herzing wrote:
Hi,
I have a question about installing updates to the stable version of
opensolaris 200805.
When I use pkg image-update, I would get the packages of the latest release
installed (update from snv_86 - snv_9X). But that's not what I want to do.
On this site:
Sven Herzing wrote:
I have a question about installing updates to the stable version of
opensolaris 200805.
- wasn't opensolaris supposed to have a stable version that will get
new releases every 6 month(200805, 200811 ...), and I would be able
to run this stable version in a sense that
Sven Herzing wrote:
For me, it's the question, if I would need to buy support only to get some
updates, so why not use directly Solaris 10. Yes, I know there are features
in OpenSolaris which are not (yet) in Solaris 10, but at least I would have a
stable version and I would get security
Sven Herzing wrote:
For me, it's the question, if I would need to buy support only to get some
updates, so why not use directly Solaris 10. Yes, I know there are features
in OpenSolaris which are not (yet) in Solaris 10, but at least I would have a
stable version and I would get security
