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Limitations and known bugs

Remarks

 

Recommended actions

 

 

Follow these instructions to remove a package. (For example SUNWabc)

 

 

1) Re-install the package to system.

 

 

# pkgadd SUNWabc

 

 

2) Find out path name of SMF service manifest in the package.

 

 

# grep SUNWabc /var/sadm/install/contents \

 

 

grep /var/svc/manifest awk '{ print $1 }' grep xml

 

 

/var/svc/manifest/system/abc.xml

 

 

3) Run the following command.

 

 

# svccfg -s smf/manifest delpg {$prp_mfst}

 

 

$prp_mfst strings must be specified by removing first “/” srting of the manifest path

 

 

name with all

“/” and ”.” replaced by “_”. Here is an example for

 

 

/var/svc/manifest/system/abc.xml at step 2).

 

 

4) Remove package.

 

 

# pkgrm SUNWabc

 

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"netstat -i" results maybe corrupted when the network interface on the system is

Solaris 10

 

unplumb/plumb by ifconfig(1M), if the system has multiple physical network interfaces.

3/05 only

 

This problem is solved by the following patch.

 

 

119990-01 or later

SunOS 5.10: netstat patch

 

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Network instance number on Quad Fast Ethernet and Dual Gigabit Ethernet Card might

Solaris 10

 

be assigned randomly to physical network interfaces when the card is installed after OS

3/05 only

 

installation.

 

 

 

# grep fjqe /etc/path_to_inst

 

 

"/pci@81,4000/pci@2/FJSV,pl4b@4" 0 "fjqe"

 

 

"/pci@81,4000/pci@2/FJSV,pl4b@5" 3 "fjqe"

 

 

"/pci@81,4000/pci@2/FJSV,pl4b@6" 5 "fjqe"

 

 

"/pci@81,4000/pci@2/FJSV,pl4b@7" 7 "fjqe"

 

 

"/pci@85,4000/pci@2/ethernet@4" 1 "fjqe"

 

 

"/pci@85,4000/pci@2/ethernet@5" 2 "fjqe"

 

 

"/pci@85,4000/pci@2/ethernet@6" 4 "fjqe"

 

 

"/pci@85,4000/pci@2/ethernet@7" 6 "fjqe"

 

 

Install the following patch before installation of Quad Ethernet Cards or Quad

 

 

GigabitEthernet Cards.

 

 

118822-23 or later

SunOS 5.10: kernel Patch

 

17

mpstat(1M) takes an extra interval time at the ending of the command when the

Solaris 10

 

command is executed with interval and count.

3/05 only

 

This problem is solved by the following patch.

 

 

118373-01 or later SunOS 5.10: mpstat Patch

 

18

pkgadd(1M) -R command might fail when target directory is on a remote NFS server.

Solaris 10

 

This problem is solved by the following patch.

3/05 only

 

119254-06 or later

SunOS 5.10: Install and Patch Utilities Patch

 

19

The following message might be displayed if during optional driver package installation

 

 

the PCI Card is not installed.

 

 

chgrp: //dev/{driver_name}: No such file or directory

 

 

There is no impact on the system. The driver and required PCI Card work after a system

 

 

reboot.

 

 

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