Load all other patches as the global zone in single user mode, and all non-global zones halted in “installed” state (by default), all zone root file systems still need to be mountedĭecemat 3:41 – To answer your question we should go back to the basic question why we need to apply a patch?Īs I discussed in some other comment “Basic purpose of Patching is to avoid any security or functional vulnerabilities either from the code of operating system or the code of related applications”. Make sure the global zone and all non-global zones are in single user mode – repeating steps 1 – 3ħ. Boot all non-global zones to single user modeĤ. Once patches 119254-52 (or later) and 122660-10, along with their required patches have been installed, all other patches can then be installed as non-global zones in halted state. All non-global zones need to be booted to single user mode first.
Patches 119254-52 (or later) and 122660-10 cannot be installed in this mode. Patch 1xxxxx-xx failed to install due to a failure produced by pkgadd.Īs global zone is in single user mode, by default all non-global zones are halted in “installed” state. Otherwise, the following error will appear: If a non-global zone has its own separate /var file system, both 119254-52 (or later) and patch 122660-10 must be loaded on all zones. Patches 119254-52 (or later) and 122660-10 need to be loaded on the global zone and all non-global zones first.ģ. If non-global zones have their own separate root file systems, make sure all of them are mounted.Ģ. One should pay attention to the following:ġ. Patches may only be loaded on the global zone but not on the non-global zones. For servers with Solaris 10 OS at, or near, update 1 (1/06) or update 2 (6/06), if non-global zones are already configured and running, patching these servers at single user mode will encounter issues.
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