Run the vxlustart command on each node in the cluster to create a new boot environment on the alternate boot disk.
Note: |
This step can take several hours to complete. Do not interrupt the session as it may leave the boot environment unstable. |
At the end of the process:
The Solaris operating system on the alternate boot disk is upgraded, if you have chosen to upgrade the operating system.
A new boot environment is created on the alternate boot disk by cloning the primary boot environment.
To create a new boot environment on the alternate boot disk
Perform the steps in this procedure on each node in the cluster.
# cd /cdrom/scripts
# vxdisk list
To upgrade the operating system, by itself or together with upgrading the Veritas products:
# ./vxlustart -v -u targetos_version \ -s osimage_path -d disk_name
Where targetos_version is the version of the operating system
osimage_path is the full path to the operating system image
disk_name is the name of the disk as displayed in the output of step 2.
To upgrade the Veritas product only:
# ./vxlustart -v -u 5.10 -U -d disk_name
The options to the vxlustart command are listed in the preupgrade section.
See Before you upgrade SFCFSHA using Solaris Live Upgrade.
For example, to upgrade to Solaris 10 update 6:
# ./vxlustart -v -u 5.10 -s /mnt/Solaris_10u6
If you need to remount, run the command:
# vxlustart -r -u targetos_version -d disk_name
# pkgadd -R /altroot.5.10 -d pkg_dir