Solaris 10 9/10 update 9 patch bundle applied

Updating system configuration files. Creating configuration for boot environment. Source boot environment is. Creating file systems on boot environment. Populating file systems on boot environment. Analyzing zones. Creating snapshot for on. Creating clone for on. Mounting ABE. Generating file list. Finalizing ABE. Fixing zonepaths in ABE. Unmounting ABE. Reverting state of zones in PBE. Making boot environment bootable.

Updating bootenv. Creation of boot environment successful. File propagation successful Successfully deleted entry from GRUB menu Updating boot environment configuration database.

Application of patches started : Application of this patch should have succeeded - this failure is unexpected. Please assess cause of failure and verify system integrity before proceeding. It looks like the patch did gets installed as the uname -a reports the kerneal is running at SunOS servername 5.

So i am not sure why the patch bundle is not skiping that and go to the next patch.. Any help is greatly appreciated. Join our community to see this answer! Unlock 2 Answers and 10 Comments. Andrew Hancock - VMware vExpert. See if this solution works for you by signing up for a 7 day free trial. What do I get with a subscription? Shutting Down and Booting a System Overview. Shutting Down a System Tasks.

Booting an Oracle Solaris System Tasks. Working With Oracle Configuration Manager. Managing Services Overview. Managing Services Tasks. Managing Software Overview. Managing Patches. How to Apply a Patch Using the patchadd Command. Depending on your requirements and the time available for the maintenance window, you can use any of the following patching strategies:.

Note - Firmware updates are not considered patches and they cannot be applied using the patchadd command. Before performing any patch related operations on an Oracle Solaris system, make sure that you have applied all of the Oracle recommended patching utility patches. You can download patches for the patching utilities, patch bundles, and patch clusters from the My Oracle Support MOS web site.

Oracle Solaris Live Upgrade LU provides a method of upgrading a system while the system continues to operate. While your current boot environment is running, you can duplicate the boot environment and then upgrade the duplicate. The original system configuration remains fully functional and is not affected by the upgrade or installation of an archive.

When you are ready, you can activate the new boot environment by rebooting the system. If a failure occurs, you can quickly revert to the original boot environment with a simple reboot. This switch eliminates the normal downtime of the test and evaluation process.