Hello,
we've recently updated our Support-Sun to Solaris 10. Due to a mistake the machine was installed with End User Support, but Developer Support was requested. Since we are not able to reinstall the machine (Of course it's a productive system) we are looking for a solution to modify the installed software cluster, e.g. install the corresponding packages.
Any advice?
Best Regards
Stefan Steimann
you're going to have to go through the -
<version>/Solaris_10/Product/.clustertoc file to parse the differences between the package clusters, which probably isn't the most fun thing in the world
or you can go to another machine, that hopefully is the same os release level, with the desired configuration of packages, and check it's /var/sadm/install_data/install_log
at least you can do this on both -
cd /var/sadm/install_data ; egrep "^Install" install_log |sort > /tmp/<someuniquefilename>
and then diff the files
## modified
Aside from the obvious reason of having the packages you desire, is some installation program or another checking for the actual installation cluster that was used on the machine, or just existence of specific packages?
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