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Invalid Service Plan number
I am trying to register the solaris server with OS Solaris 10 10/09, from the Solaris Registration Wizard and at the final step I receive this message “ Invalid Service Plan number”
Some people followed all steps as per 1288579.1 but still can't register. Oracle changes the content of the doc quiet frequently as they said.
ASKER
hello there,
Since I am new to solaris, I would like to ask you what does the following mesg mean?
# patchadd 123631-04
Validating patches...
Loading patches installed on the system...
Done!
Loading patches requested to install.
Cannot open pkginfo file /patches/123631-04/SUNWscn prm/pkginf o.
Cannot open pkgmap file /patches/123631-04/SUNWscn prm/pkgmap
#
thanks
Since I am new to solaris, I would like to ask you what does the following mesg mean?
# patchadd 123631-04
Validating patches...
Loading patches installed on the system...
Done!
Loading patches requested to install.
Cannot open pkginfo file /patches/123631-04/SUNWscn
Cannot open pkgmap file /patches/123631-04/SUNWscn
#
thanks
You should specify full path to the directory with the new unzipped patch, like:
cd /tmp
unzip 123631-04.zip
patchadd /tmp/123631-04
Hope this helps
Regards,
Arty
cd /tmp
unzip 123631-04.zip
patchadd /tmp/123631-04
Hope this helps
Regards,
Arty
ASKER
Hello Arty,
Thanks for your reply,
When I run the
# patchadd 123631-04
I am already in the directory of the patches, like in my case /patches..
thanks
Thanks for your reply,
When I run the
# patchadd 123631-04
I am already in the directory of the patches, like in my case /patches..
thanks
1. Move the patch to /var/sadm/patch directory.
2. Ensure the patch directory permision is 754, ie. excutable by root
3. Read the patch readme file for special instruction.
2. Ensure the patch directory permision is 754, ie. excutable by root
3. Read the patch readme file for special instruction.
Do the specific files that it is complaining about exist at those locations? That is, what do you get if you run this:
ls -l /patches/123631-04/SUNWscn prm/pkginf o /patches/123631-04/SUNWscn prm/pkgmap
ls -l /patches/123631-04/SUNWscn
ASKER
I will run it tomorrow and let u know thanks
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as for the patch stuff, the thing is that you are missing the "-d" operand, te rigth command is:
patchadd -d 123631-04
regards....
patchadd -d 123631-04
regards....