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OpForce5.0MP1+p1970478
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 Basic information
Release type: Hot Fix
Release date: 2010-03-17
OS update support: None
Technote: None
Documentation: None
Popularity: 542 viewed    downloaded
Download size: 1.18 MB
Checksum: 1815100668

 Applies to one or more of the following products:
Provisioning Manager 5.0 MP1 On RHEL4 x86-64
Provisioning Manager 5.0 MP1 On RHEL5 x86-64
Provisioning Manager 5.0 MP1 On SLES10 x86-64
Provisioning Manager 5.0 MP1 On SLES11 x86-64
Provisioning Manager 5.0 MP1 On SLES9 x86-64
Provisioning Manager 5.0 MP1 On Solaris 10 X86

 Obsolete patches, incompatibilities, superseded patches, or other requirements:
None.

 Fixes the following incidents:
1970478

 Patch ID:
None.

Readme file
Patch ID: OpForce5.0MP1+p1970478
Release Date: 17th Mar 2010
Synopsis: Rhel 5.2 Asset startup halts at loading GRUB 
Apply to Release: 5.0 MP1 
Affected Architecture(s): x86, x86_64
Resolves Bug ID(s): 
Also Includes: N/A
Conflicting Patches: No
Other Required Patches: None
Keywords:  GRUB, RHEL 5.2 (32-bit)

Rollback possible: Yes

Description: 

  This patch addresses the following issues:
   - Asset startup halts at loading GRUB 

   This patch updates 
   upgrade-i686-Linux-2.6.tgz,
   upgrade-i686-Linux-2.6.18.tgz

Patch Installation Instructions:  

To apply this patch on a Linux or Solaris OpForce server:

  If you have already applied this patch once already, backup the
  
  upgrade-i686-Linux-2.6.tgz
  upgrade-i686-Linux-2.6.18.tgz
  
  present on your system and use them to rollback the patch, if needed.


  1. Create a patch directory, and extract:
       OpForce5.0MP1+p1970478.tar
  2. Change directory to the patch directory.
  3. Run ./setup.sh
  4. Reboot targets in Admin State


Rollback Procedure:

./setup.sh uninstall

Manual Rollback Procedure
 
1. Replace upgrade-i686-Linux-2.6.tgz with
upgrade-i686-Linux-2.6.tgz
under <PRODUCT_DIR>/patches/backup/OpForce5.0MP1+p1970478/


If you have already applied this patch once already, use the backed up
upgrade-i686-Linux-2.6.tgz  & upgrade-i686-Linux-2.6.18.tgz 
instead of the newly created backups(listed above).

Note :
If the patch OpForce5.0MP1+p1944256 is not applied then the upgrade-i686-Linux-2.6.18.tgz  file will
not be present and hence the upgrade-i686-Linux-2.6.18.tgz  file will not be backed up.