Follow the below steps to update your VIO server :
1. Shutdown the VIO clients. This would not be required in case of dual VIO setup.
2. Apply the update using the below command (you have to use the proper syntax)
# updateios
3. Reboot the Virtual I/O server
# shutdown -restart
4. Once the server comes back online, login and check the OS level
# ioslevel
5. After few weeks, you may have to commit the applied filesets
# updateios -commit
Here are the various ways of updating a Virtual I/O server
To update Virtual I/O server from a local directory :
# updateios -dev /tmp/viopack -install -accept
To update Virtual I/O servers from remote filesystem :
# mount NFS-server:/share-name /mnt
# updateios -dev /mnt -install -accept
To update Virtual I/O server from an optical drive :
# updateios -dev /dev/cd0 -install -accept
To commit all the uncommited filesets and then to update Virtual I/O server from an optical drive :
# updateios -f -dev /dev/cd0 -install -accept
Now let us look at the various uses of updateios command.
To commit all the applied filesets :
# udpateios -commit
To clean up after an interrupted installation :
# updateios -cleanup
To reject all the applied (uncommited) filesets :
# updateios -reject
To remove a fileststem from Virtual I/O server :
# updateios -remove fileset-name
1 comment:
"-reject" option doesn't exist! At least on versiĆ³n 2.3.52
Regards
Jose DC
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