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  • 1.  oslevel returns 5.1.0.0 after ML9 and "Post ML9 bundle" install ?

    Posted Fri October 19, 2007 03:10 AM

    Originally posted by: Vilius


    Hi,

    it's normal that oslevel returns 5.1.0.0 after these updates ?

    thanks
    Vilius


  • 2.  Re: oslevel returns 5.1.0.0 after ML9 and "Post ML9 bundle" install ?

    Posted Fri November 02, 2007 03:18 PM

    Originally posted by: SystemAdmin


    I'm guessing you just ran the first command listed below. I ran the following commands on my older 5.1-09 system after all the updates, see if your machine says the same:

    $ oslevel
    5.1.0.0
    $ oslevel -r
    5100-09
    $ instfix -i | grep ML
    All filesets for 5.1.0.0_AIX_ML were found.
    All filesets for 5100-01_AIX_ML were found.
    All filesets for 5100-02_AIX_ML were found.
    All filesets for 5100-03_AIX_ML were found.
    All filesets for 5100-04_AIX_ML were found.
    All filesets for 5100-05_AIX_ML were found.
    All filesets for 5100-06_AIX_ML were found.
    All filesets for 5100-07_AIX_ML were found.
    All filesets for 5100-08_AIX_ML were found.
    All filesets for 5100-09_AIX_ML were found.
    $

    If the last command produces output like "Not all filesets for 5100-0X_AIX_ML were found.", you can find out what's missing with the following command:

    $ instfix -ciqk 5100-0X_AIX_ML | grep ":-:"

    Hope this helps!


  • 3.  Re: oslevel returns 5.1.0.0 after ML9 and "Post ML9 bundle" install ?

    Posted Mon November 05, 2007 11:21 AM

    Originally posted by: SystemAdmin


    You can also check the level via the lslpp command; the example below shows that the machine I am on is at level 5.2.0.95.

    $ lslpp -ha bos.mp
    Fileset Level Action Status Date Time
    <hr />
    Path: /usr/lib/objrepos
    bos.mp
    5.2.0.0 COMMIT COMPLETE 08/24/03 15:15:44
    5.2.0.0 APPLY COMPLETE 08/24/03 15:15:44
    5.2.0.12 COMMIT COMPLETE 08/24/03 18:36:54
    5.2.0.12 APPLY COMPLETE 08/24/03 18:35:51
    5.2.0.14 COMMIT COMPLETE 09/01/04 13:55:52
    5.2.0.14 APPLY COMPLETE 09/27/03 19:49:54
    5.2.0.30 COMMIT COMPLETE 09/01/04 13:55:57
    5.2.0.30 APPLY COMPLETE 09/01/04 13:53:00
    5.2.0.54 COMMIT COMPLETE 06/24/05 21:26:46
    5.2.0.54 APPLY COMPLETE 06/24/05 21:20:55
    5.2.0.60 COMMIT COMPLETE 06/25/05 11:42:17
    5.2.0.60 APPLY COMPLETE 06/25/05 11:36:58
    5.2.0.95 COMMIT COMPLETE 10/17/06 17:22:05
    5.2.0.95 APPLY COMPLETE 10/17/06 17:19:00


  • 4.  Re: oslevel returns 5.1.0.0 after ML9 and "Post ML9 bundle" install ?

    Posted Mon November 05, 2007 08:18 PM

    Originally posted by: SystemAdmin


    bfveale wrote:
    You can also check the level via the lslpp command; the example below shows that the machine I am on is at level 5.2.0.95.

    $ lslpp -ha bos.mp
    Fileset Level Action Status Date Time
    <hr />
    Path: /usr/lib/objrepos
    bos.mp
    5.2.0.0 COMMIT COMPLETE 08/24/03 15:15:44
    5.2.0.0 APPLY COMPLETE 08/24/03 15:15:44
    5.2.0.12 COMMIT COMPLETE 08/24/03 18:36:54
    5.2.0.12 APPLY COMPLETE 08/24/03 18:35:51
    5.2.0.14 COMMIT COMPLETE 09/01/04 13:55:52
    5.2.0.14 APPLY COMPLETE 09/27/03 19:49:54
    5.2.0.30 COMMIT COMPLETE 09/01/04 13:55:57
    5.2.0.30 APPLY COMPLETE 09/01/04 13:53:00
    5.2.0.54 COMMIT COMPLETE 06/24/05 21:26:46
    5.2.0.54 APPLY COMPLETE 06/24/05 21:20:55
    5.2.0.60 COMMIT COMPLETE 06/25/05 11:42:17
    5.2.0.60 APPLY COMPLETE 06/25/05 11:36:58
    5.2.0.95 COMMIT COMPLETE 10/17/06 17:22:05
    5.2.0.95 APPLY COMPLETE 10/17/06 17:19:00

    I see what you're getting at and it's all fine and good if you know which ML/TL that applies to. I don't off the top of my head. Is there a way to map that to the TL level on the system? In other words, I now know the bos.mp file is at level 5.2.0.95, but does that mean we're at 5200-09? Better yet, is there a way to map that to the specific SP level, say to 5200-09-05 or 5200-09-06?

    (I love discussions like this - I learn so much that I don't get out of the manuals!)


  • 5.  Re: oslevel returns 5.1.0.0 after ML9 and "Post ML9 bundle" install ?

    Posted Tue November 06, 2007 10:13 AM

    Originally posted by: SystemAdmin


    Dalkorian wrote:
    I see what you're getting at and it's all fine and good if you know which ML/TL that applies to. I don't off the top of my head. Is there a way to map that to the TL level on the system? In other words, I now know the bos.mp file is at level 5.2.0.95, but does that mean we're at 5200-09? Better yet, is there a way to map that to the specific SP level, say to 5200-09-05 or 5200-09-06?

    (I love discussions like this - I learn so much that I don't get out of the manuals!)Sure,
    5.2.0.9.5 maps to 5200-09-05 and means that we are at 5200-09 with SP 5
    5.2.0.9.6 maps to 5200-09-06
    5.1.0.0 maps to 5100-00-00

    I believe that the V.R.M.F format (e.g., 5.2.0.9.5) returned by lslpp correlates to the VR-M-F format (e.g., 5200-09-05), returned by oslevel.
    V = Version, R = Release, M = Modification, and F = Fix


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