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| Hi All.. I'd like to upgrade from AIX 5200-05 to 5200-06, and have successfully installed the 1st volume according to https://techsupport.services.ibm.com...06/05to06.html I.e. I have done the following Click on the link for the Volume 1 package (the *.v1.tar.gz filename) above. Put the package (a tar.gz file) in /usr/sys/inst.images Extract the filesets from the package. cd /usr/sys/inst.images gzip -d -c 520506.v1.tar.gz | tar -xvf - Back up your system. Install the package by creating a table of contents for install to use. Then update the install subsystem itself. Run SMIT to complete the installation. inutoc /usr/sys/inst.images installp -acgXd /usr/sys/inst.images bos.rte.install smit update_all Run the oslevel -r command. Depending on the output, do one of the following: When I run the oslevel -r command, I still see 5200-05 So I then try to install the second volume, which the link tells me to install using the same procedure as the 1st volume However, before I do this, I remove the files under /usr/sys/inst.images, and then start gzipping the second volume.. When I run the command installp -acgXd /usr/sys/inst.images bos.rte.install I get the message : FILESET STATISTICS ------------------ 1 Selected to be installed, of which: 1 FAILED pre-installation verification ---- 0 Total to be installed Pre-installation Failure/Warning Summary ---------------------------------------- Name Level Pre-installation Failure/Warning ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- bos.rte.install Not found on the installation media Am I supposed to leave the the contents of the /usr/sys/inst.images directory intact ? But If I do, then how does the system know that it only has to apply the second volume.. Thanks |
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| Suggest you do it this way: Follow the instructions to extract the files from the .gz but do BOTH into the same directory structure. Then create the table of contents and try the install again. In other words: cd /usr/sys/inst.images gzip -d -c 520506.v1.tar.gz | tar -xvf - gzip -d -c 520506.v2.tar.gz | tar -xvf - inutoc /usr/sys/inst.images installp -acgXd /usr/sys/inst.images bos.rte.install smit update_all When asked for the input device, type in: /usr/sys/inst.images If done right, the inutoc should have created a table of contents file (.toc) that contains a list of filesets available from BOTH tar.gz files. Now you just install the one time and you won't be missing any pre-requisites. HTH. Steve |
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| Thanks Steve.. That worked.. steven_nospam at Yahoo! Canada wrote: > Forgot to mention, this takes up a LOT of disk space. You may want to > delete the tar.gz files AFTER each one is unzipped so you don't run > into a space issue in the /usr or /usr/sys/inst.images file system. > > ;-) > |