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Old 03-16-2011
Help with Update on attach
Hi All,

Can any-one explain me how update on attach works on solaris zones.

Here is the situation .

I am trying to migrate a zones xx-xxx-xxx from Global zone A to Global zone B.

Here is the error message zoneadm is displaying

zoneadm: zone 'xx-xx-xxx': ERROR: attempt to downgrade package SUNWvtss, the source had patches but this system does not. Patches:
138504-04

Patch levels on source and destination.

Source
$ showrev -p | grep 138504-04
Patch: 138504-04 Obsoletes: 137817-01, 138413-01 Requires: Incompatibles: Packages: SUNWvts, SUNWvtss, SUNWvtsts

Destination :
$ showrev -p | grep 138504-04
Patch: 142138-01 Obsoletes: 137817-01, 138413-01, 138504-04, 139171-01, 139656-02 Requires: Incompatibles: Packages: SUNWvts, SUNWvtss, SUNWvtsts
Patch: 143977-01 Obsoletes: 137817-01, 138413-01, 138504-04, 139171-01, 139656-02, 142138-01, 143006-01 Requires: Incompatibles: Packages: SUNWvts, SUNWvtsts

I can see destination has upgraded version of patch.


Thanks in Advance.
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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

     zprint [-cdhlLstw] [name]

DESCRIPTION

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