About using the installer to upgrade when the root disk is encapsulated
When you use the installer to upgrade from a previous version of SFHA and the system where you plan to upgrade has an encapsulated root disk, you may have to unecapsulate it.
Table: Upgrading using the installer when the root disk is encapsulated (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and SUSE Linux Enterprise 11)
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Starting version
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Ending version |
Action required |
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5.0 MP3
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6.1 |
You need to unencapsulate the root disk. The installer exits. |
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5.1 or 5.1 RPx
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6.1 |
Do not unencapsulate. The installer runs normally. Reboot after upgrade. |
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5.1 SP1 or 5.1 SP1 RPx
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6.1 |
Do not unencapsulate. The installer runs normally. Reboot after upgrade. |
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6.0 or 6.0 RPx
|
6.1 |
Do not unencapsulate. The installer runs normally. Reboot after upgrade. |
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6.0.1 or 6.0.3
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6.1 |
Do not unencapsulate. The installer runs normally. Reboot after upgrade. |
Table: Upgrading using the installer when the root disk is encapsulated (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6)
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Starting version
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Ending version |
Action required |
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5.1 SP1 PR2
5.1 SP1 RP3
5.1 SP1 RP4
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6.1 |
Do not unencapsulate. The installer runs normally. Reboot after upgrade. |
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6.0 or 6.0 RPx
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6.1 |
You need to unencapsulate the root disk. The installer exits. |
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6.0.1 or 6.0.3
|
6.1 |
Do not unencapsulate. The installer runs normally. Reboot after upgrade. |
