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Binu_5
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patche installation

Hi All

I have downloaded following patches from Hp website
BUNDLE11i_B.11.11.0306.1.depot GOLDQPK11i_Base.11.11.0412.5.depot
GOLDQPK11i_B.11.11.0412.5.depot HWEnable11i_B.11.11.0412.5.depot
and copied into a directory

Can anybody tell me the exact command line to install these patches

Thanks
BInu
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DCE
Honored Contributor

Re: patche installation

you could try

swinstall -s /dir/depot_name

for each depot you downloaded.

Dave
Pete Randall
Outstanding Contributor
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Re: patche installation

I would suggest that you first use swcopy to gather all these into one depot so that you can install with only one re-boot:

mkdir /my_patch_depot
for i in *.depot
do
swcopy -s ${PWD}/$i \* @ /my_patch_depot
done

Then run swinstall specifying /my_patch_depot as the source and select all the depots within.


Pete

Pete
Binu_5
Regular Advisor

Re: patche installation

Hi

If I try this .Iam geting following error
messages

Thanks
Binu
Binu_5
Regular Advisor

Re: patche installation

Hi

If I try this .Iam geting following error
messages

There is currently no depot software on host "secsrc21" at location x x
xlqx "/patches/patches/". Make sure that an absolute pathname is specified xqk x
xx x for location (beginning with "/").

Thanks
Binu
Stephen Keane
Honored Contributor

Re: patche installation

You can either use the full path name to the depot file, or cd to the directory containing the depot and

swinstall -s `pwd`/foo.depot \*

Where foo.depot is the name of your depot file.
Binu_5
Regular Advisor

Re: patche installation

Hi

I have created a script like this

mkdir /my_patch_depot
for i in *.depot
do
swcopy -s ${PWD}/$i \* @ /my_patch_depot
done

then ran swinstall -s /my_patch_depot

It works fine

Thanks to alll

Binu