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Adam Noble
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Appending patches to an existing bundle

All,

I have a patch bundle which I have generated and wish to append the latest PDC patches and dependencies to the bundle. I assume this must be possible what do I need to do?

Thanks
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Alex Lavrov.
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Re: Appending patches to an existing bundle

You need to "swcopy" them to the depot.

Read "swcopy" manuals for options and parameters.

Alex.
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Adam Noble
Super Advisor

Re: Appending patches to an existing bundle

Is that all I need to do????
Torsten.
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Re: Appending patches to an existing bundle

Hi Adam,

the answer is here:

http://docs.hp.com/en/5991-1163/ch08s10.html

(Creating a custom bundle)

Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.

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Alex Lavrov.
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Re: Appending patches to an existing bundle

Adam, basically yes.

Launch swcopy, choose you target depot, than choose source depot, mark the patches and copy.

Alex.
I don't give a damn for a man that can only spell a word one way. (M. Twain)
Adam Noble
Super Advisor

Re: Appending patches to an existing bundle

Ok this is all well and good the patches have been copied into the depot however I now see a bundle plus the 6 patches. How do I remove the tag for the existing bundle and then re-create to include all patches???
James R. Ferguson
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Re: Appending patches to an existing bundle

Hi Adam:

If I understand correctly, you have a bundle name that you want to remove. That is, you don't want to change the contents of the depot, rather only strip off a bundle name. If so, do:

# swremove -d BUNDLE. @ /tmp/depot

Note the dot (period) immediately following the name.

Regards!

...JRF...
Alex Lavrov.
Honored Contributor

Re: Appending patches to an existing bundle

It's just the way you see it ... It doesn't matter where the patches are, as long as they are in the depot.

But if you want them inside, I think Torsten gave you the link to the answer.


Alex.
I don't give a damn for a man that can only spell a word one way. (M. Twain)
Adam Noble
Super Advisor

Re: Appending patches to an existing bundle

exactly what I want James