How to modify the install server layout to include SP3 (without using YaST2)?
Anyone have a link to docs or an explanation of what I need to do to deploy SP3 onto an existing install server layout, assuming I need to do this by hand, and cannot use YaST2 (since the server is a different platform altogether)? I assume that simply replacing CD1 with the SP3 CD1 is incorrect... -- cg
On Friday 27 January 2006 23:00, Christian Goetze wrote:
Anyone have a link to docs or an explanation of what I need to do to deploy SP3 onto an existing install server layout, assuming I need to do this by hand, and cannot use YaST2 (since the server is a different platform altogether)?
here is the layout of a SLES9 installation server with service pack. If you recreate that by hand, it should work. You can leave out the ARCHIVES.gz, INDEX.gz and ls-lR.gz you can see in the tree. For all I known, they are not important on that level. The yast directory with it's two files is very important:
tree -L 2 . |-- boot -> sles9-i386/CD1/boot |-- content -> sles9-i386/CD1/content |-- control.xml -> sles9-i386/CD1/control.xml |-- core9-i386 | |-- ARCHIVES.gz | |-- CD1 | |-- CD2 | |-- CD3 | |-- CD4 | |-- CD5 | |-- INDEX.gz | `-- ls-lR.gz |-- driverupdate -> sles9-sp-i386/CD1/driverupdate |-- media.1 -> sles9-i386/CD1/media.1 |-- sles9-i386 | |-- ARCHIVES.gz | |-- CD1 | |-- INDEX.gz | `-- ls-lR.gz |-- sles9-sp-i386 | |-- ARCHIVES.gz | |-- CD1 | |-- CD2 | |-- CD3 | |-- INDEX.gz | `-- ls-lR.gz `-- yast |-- instorder `-- order
15 directories, 14 files
cat yast/instorder /sles9-sp-i386/CD1 /sles9-sp-i386/CD1 /sles9-i386/CD1 /sles9-i386/CD1 /core9-i386/CD1 /core9-i386/CD1 / cat yast/order /sles9-sp-i386/CD1 /sles9-sp-i386/CD1 /sles9-i386/CD1 /sles9-i386/CD1 /core9-i386/CD1 /core9-i386/CD1 /
-- ciao, Uwe Gansert Uwe Gansert, Server Technologies Team SUSE LINUX Products GmbH, Maxfeldstrasse 5, D-90409 Nuernberg, Germany e-mail: uwe.gansert@suse.de, Tel: +49-(0)911-74053-0, Fax: +49-(0)911-74053-476, Web: http://www.suse.de
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