Don Davis wrote:
>
> Recently upgraded from 4.3.3ML-11 to Aix 5.2ML-02
> Everything running fine, all apps are ok, no errors.
> Here is the output from the lppchk command, and output from
> the lslpp command, for bos.rte
> I don't understand why lppchk would indicate inconsistent state, given
> the output of lslpp.
> Any comments welcome.
>
> (/home/wdd) # lppchk -v
> lppchk: The following filesets need to be installed or corrected to
> bring
> the system to a consistent state:
>
> bos.rte v<5 (not installed; requisite
> fileset)
>
> (/home/wdd) # lslpp -L |grep bos.rte |grep Runtime
> bos.rte 5.2.0.12 C F Base Operating
> System Runtime
>
> I can't imagine bos.rte is hosed, given all apps on system running
> perfectly.

It isn't bos.rte that is hosed.
The problem is that you have another fileset installed
which has an explicity pre-req for "bos.rte v<5". Note
the "v<5" which means it wants to see bos.rte at a level
less than version 5. This may be some package which is
only supposed to run on AIX v4. I think the command:
lslpp -p all
will show you which fileset is looking for bos.rte <5.

Paul Landay