The following people responded to my message:
Robert Benites <benites@cs.unca.edu>
Tim Carlson <tim@santafe.edu>
Chad Price <cprice@biocomp.unl.edu>
Charles Seeger <seeger@cise.ufl.edu>
Martin Huber <hu@garfield.m.isar.de>
Vince Hickey <hickey@nrlmry.navy.mil>
Tim Hermes <tim@hermes.dciem.dnd.ca>
Thomas Anders <anders@hmi.de>
Candace Ordaz <candace.ordaz@utilpart.com>
Tim Carlson and Thomas Anders both suggested using Casper Dik's
fastpatch package - available from:
ftp://ftp.wins.uva.nl:/pub/solaris/auto-install/install.tar.gz
This indeed did the trick. Afer installing, the sequence I used
was as follows:
fastpatch -obO 103627-04
fastpatch -p /opt/patches 103627-02
I then ran an installpatch for patch 103627-02 for good measure, though
this probably wasn't necessary. I made a few spot checks of file sizes
and checksums, and it appears the patch was successfully backed out.
Tim Hermes suggested simply re-installing 103627-04, then backing it out
and installing 103627-02 again. This sounds logical, and had I been
able to locate the original patch directory for 103627-04, I would have
tried it.
Many thanks to all who responded ...
Richard Zinar
Network Administrator - Communication Systems
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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