Tom,
ultimately complaints on how informative SPident is should go to SUSE
(Mark Post?) :-)
Looking at your output it is informing you that Xfree86-Mesa (64 and
32bit) is backlevel. But interestingly on SP1 and SP2, not SP3.
If your installation was followed to the letter of the SUSE docs, then
Well...it may be telling me everything I need to know.but...I don't know if
it is meaningful.
1. Why, on a straight vanilla installation, I would get such an error?
2. Apparently, no one else has gotten this error (no one else chimed in saying
they had it also).
3. When I can't tie down
On Wed, 2007-03-14 at 10:42 -0500, Tom Duerbusch wrote:
Thanks...that was interesting, but seemly useless G. Have no idea what it
is trying to tell me.
Just because you don't understand what it's saying, doesn't mean it's
useless... :)
Just for kicks, here is the results:
linux40:~ #
Tom Duerbusch wrote:
I just installed SLES9 with SP3 64 bit. But when I do:
linux40:~ # SPident -v
Summary(using 549 packages)
Product/ServicePack conflictmatch update (shipped)
SLES-9-s390x 00%278 50.6% 0 (1555 17.9%)
SLES-9-s390x-SP1
Thanks...that was interesting, but seemly useless G. Have no idea what it is
trying to tell me. As this was a fresh install of SLES9 with SP3 with the
default package selection, I would expect no conflicts.
So I expect:
CONCLUSION: System is NOT up-to-date!
foundSLES-9-s390x
