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Solaris 9 patch.
I have to update on solaris 9. UPdating to 10 is not an option. Can I create a disk that will have all the updates/patches and just run it once and not sit and update one by one? If so, how? I have 10 Sun systems.
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You need someway of telling each machine to read the patches. Typically I run the contents of 9_Recommended.zip. Alternatively you could look at Sun's jumpstart mechanism, though it's not for the faint of heart.
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