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194 Solaris 7 11/99 Sun Hardware Platform Guide • November 1999
Note – For systems with a large I/O configuration (for example, 100 disks or more),
the size of the root (
/
) file system should be increased. Sun Microsystems suggests
that you use sizes of approximately 256 megabytes to 512 megabytes to allow for
additional space, which will be required for device name entries.
Return to
TABLE 10-5
on page 191 to complete the upgrade of the Solaris operating
environment.
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To Bring Up the Domain After the Upgrade to
Solaris 7 11/99
1. Shut down the domain from the superuser prompt.
2. From an SSP window, bring up the domain.
Note –
This step assumes that you are upgrading the boot disk that is defined in the
OBP boot-device variable. If you are upgrading a different boot disk, you must
supply the device’s alias as an argument to the
bringup
(1M) command.
3. After the SSP prompt is displayed, check the output of the
bringup
(1M)
command to ensure that no errors occurred during the bring-up.
If errors occurred, you need to correct those errors before you continue the upgrade.
If none occurred, proceed to the next step.
4. Use the
su
(1M) command to switch the user to superuser.
5. Change to the
Tools
directory.
6. Remove the host domain as an install client.
domain_name
# init 0
ssp% bringup -A on
ssp# cd /cdrom/cdrom0/s0/Solaris_2.7/Tools
ssp# ./rm_install_client
domain_name