Kalle Anka schrieb:
It still doesnt work with Solaris 11 Express. It wants to use the old firmware.
Hmm... Tricky.
# /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utfwadm -A -a -V -f
Components/10-SRSS/Patches/solaris/sparc/146928-01/SUNWutfw/reloc/SUNWut/lib/firmware
CoronaP1 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41
SunRayP10 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41
CoronaP2 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41
CoronaP3 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41
CoronaP4 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41
CoronaP5 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41
CoronaP6 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41
CoronaP7 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41
SunRayP8 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41
SunRayP9 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41
That command has set up the right firmware - for an environment where
DTUs don't get configuration information from the Sun Ray server via DHCP.
# /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utfwadm -A -a -N all -f /opt/SUNWut/lib/firmware
All the units served by "frasse" on the 192.168.1.0
network interface, running firmware other than version
"4.3_50_2011.04.22.22.07" will be upgraded at their next power-on.
### stopped DHCP daemon
### started DHCP daemon
### reinitialized DHCP daemon
Now this command overwrites the results of the preceding command to
point to the old server again and sets the DHCP server to tell DTUs to
use the old firmware.
You need to use the same path with -f here as with the preceding
command. You need to use that same path with ANY utfwadm command. If you
have set up something specific for a single DTU, like
# ./utfwadm -A -e 00144f946b02
Unit "00144F946B02" will be upgraded at its next power-on
if it is served by host "frasse" and is connected to
the network and is not already running firmware
version "4.3_50_2011.04.22.22.07".
### stopped DHCP daemon
### started DHCP daemon
### reinitialized DHCP daemon
then you need to reissue that command, also using the same -f option.
-----
Or, to make your life simple, do manually what the patch would have done:
# cp
Components/10-SRSS/Patches/solaris/sparc/146928-01/SUNWutfw/reloc/SUNWut/lib/firmware/*
/opt/SUNWut/lib/firmware/
Then you can continue without any -f options or with the -f options you
are used to. But again, you need to repeat them all. It may be a good
idea to start with 'utfwadm -R' to get rid of all the old configuration
you have.
HTH
- Jörg
--
Jörg Barfurth http://blogs.oracle.com/joergb
Disclaimer: I am employed by Oracle. The statements and opinions
expressed here are my own and do not necessarily represent those
of Oracle Corporation.
_______________________________________________
SunRay-Users mailing list
[email protected]
http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
