Tru64 4.0F PK8 - dependencies

From: Wakeman, Lindsay (Lindsay.Wakeman_at_bl.uk)
Date: 09/19/03

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    To: "'tru64-unix-managers@ornl.gov'" <tru64-unix-managers@ornl.gov>
    
    

     Hi Folks,

     I wondered whether anyone has run into problems installing the latest
    patchkit for 4.0F (patchkit 8)? I couldn't find anything on the list
    archive.

    This relates to individually installed security patches conflicting with
    patches rolled into the cumulative kit.

    I get two different effects on similar machines:-

     On System 1, in baselining it lists patch 1493 (a jumbo I think) as having
    patch applicability conflicts with each of my previously installed SSRT
    patches - loads of them.

     On System 2, it passes baselining, but then complains about problems
    installing 32 patches because of conflicts with (so-called) Customer
    Specific Patches. leaving these out, it then complains about needing the
    jumbo patch 1493 for a further 78 patches.

     I know some people have seen this problem in the past (Hi Bob! :) but
    wondered whether anyone else has got the problem with this patchkit. Please
    tell me I don't have to un-install dozens of patches that were *not*
    Customer Specific.

     Thanks for any help,

      Lindsay

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