Original question:
>
>I am trying to install the latest 2.7 patch cluster via a jumpstart finish
>script and am getting the following errors:
>
>fsrdlock_mnttab: open /etc/.mnttab.lock no such files or directory
>df: could not find mount point for /var/sadm/patch
>/patches/install_cluster: test: argument expected
>
>In looking through sunsolve, i found the same problem was back in 2.5 also
>and is due to trying to do a patchadd via a chroot. there were some really
>kludgy workarounds including using -d flag which does not allow the patches
>to be backed out. but i would prefer to do it properly. at this point i am
>thinking about having the finish script create an rc file that gets
executed
>and then deleted upon reboot, but am open to suggestions. does anyone else
>do the install_cluster via a finish script?
SUMMARY
Many thanks to the half dozen or so people who responded. the responses
were varied but all in all the consensus was to use a self deleting rc
script. After trying many different approaches, I settled for the rc route
myself and created a patches.fin file like this:
#!/bin/ksh
#
echo "Copying patch.rc "
#
cp /tmp/install_config/patch.rc /a/etc/init.d/jumpatch.rc
cd /a/etc/rc3.d
ln -s ../init.d/jumpatch.rc ./S99Patch
touch /a/noautoshutdown
The patch.rc script is like this:
#!/bin/ksh
#This gets installed by the patch.fin finish script for jumpstart
#
patch_srvr=hostname:/home/filesystem
#
echo "Running patch.rc "
#
install ()
{
echo ""
echo ""
echo ""
echo ""
if [ ! -d /jump ]
then
echo "/jump not found, creating it."
mkdir /jump
fi
mount -o vers=2 ${patch_srvr} /jump
if [ $? = 0 ]
then
cd /jump/2.7patches/7_Recommended
echo "Installing Solaris Recommended Patch Cluster"
/jump/2.7patches/7_Recommended/install_cluster <<EOF
y
EOF
#The following installs misc patches not in cluster
cd /jump/2.7patches
for j in `cat /jump/2.7patches/patch_order`
do
echo ""
echo ""
echo "Installing Solaris Patch ${j}"
echo ""
echo ""
/usr/sbin/patchadd `pwd`/${j}
done
fi
}
# main
install
if [ -f /etc/init.d/jumpatch.rc ]
then
rm /etc/init.d/jumpatch.rc
fi
if [ -f /etc/rc3.d/S99Patch ]
then
rm /etc/rc3.d/S99Patch
fi
umount /mnt
/usr/ucb/shutdown -r now
This works fine. I am still adding some error trap and custom logic for our
config but this works as-is.
thanks
Roger D. Leonard
Sr. Network Analyst
Marconi Communications
rleonard@fore.com
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