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тАО12-12-2008 07:24 AM
тАО12-12-2008 07:24 AM
Hi Folks,
Hate to seem like I can't read, but safer to not assume I understand it.
In VMS83A_UPDATE-V0700 the rel_notes say that only VMS83A_PCSI-V0200 is required dependancy. However, when downloading the v0700 kit, the downloader adds UPDATE-v0600 claiming it's required. The v0700 rel_notes state that v0700 replaces v0600.
Do I really need to install v0600, then re-boot, then install v0700, and re-boot, to bring things up to the v0700 level so I can do the newer ones? Or can I just install v0700 and re-boot once?
Sorry if I'm missing the obvious...
Rich
Hate to seem like I can't read, but safer to not assume I understand it.
In VMS83A_UPDATE-V0700 the rel_notes say that only VMS83A_PCSI-V0200 is required dependancy. However, when downloading the v0700 kit, the downloader adds UPDATE-v0600 claiming it's required. The v0700 rel_notes state that v0700 replaces v0600.
Do I really need to install v0600, then re-boot, then install v0700, and re-boot, to bring things up to the v0700 level so I can do the newer ones? Or can I just install v0700 and re-boot once?
Sorry if I'm missing the obvious...
Rich
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тАО12-12-2008 07:52 AM
тАО12-12-2008 07:52 AM
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Rich,
Update V0700 supercedes Update V0600 completely. The only prequesite is PCSI V0200.
When I went to the Patch database a moment ago and selected Update V0700 it only listed, and selected, the PCSI dependency.
Perhaps you had inadvertently added Update V0600 manually.
Duncan
Update V0700 supercedes Update V0600 completely. The only prequesite is PCSI V0200.
When I went to the Patch database a moment ago and selected Update V0700 it only listed, and selected, the PCSI dependency.
Perhaps you had inadvertently added Update V0600 manually.
Duncan
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тАО12-12-2008 08:30 AM
тАО12-12-2008 08:30 AM
Re: Not wanting to assume... regarding Update Kit inclusions
Duncan,
I'll have to guess I must've somehow; I just went back and tried it myself (I didn't re-try it yesterday when I did the original download) and it did as you said. Ok, one re-boot is all it takes - neat.
Tnx,
Rich
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