Can anyone tell me how to determine the patch level of the OS? Does a response of 5.2.1 from the "version" command mean that I have generic 5.2.1 with no P releases?
TIA
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Yes.
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Kane, Kevin wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to determine the patch level of the OS? Does a response of 5.2.1 from the "version" command mean that I have generic 5.2.1 with no P releases?
TIA
Kevin A. Kane Manager - Engineering Computing Infrastructure Aspect Telecommunications Direct: 978 250-7933 Business Fax: 978 250-7998 Pager: 888 799-4866 Home: 978 388-1875 Mobile: 508 783-2695 Email: Kevin.Kane@aspect.com Pager Email: Kevin.Kane.Pager@aspect.com
"Kane, Kevin" wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to determine the patch level of the OS? Does a response of 5.2.1 from the "version" command mean that I have generic 5.2.1 with no P releases?
Yes.
Debug releases have a "D" number. Patch releases have a "P" number. So...
ast-h-dcf03> version NetApp Release 5.2.1P2D14: Thu Apr 29 20:07:05 PDT 1999
Is "5.2.1" patch release 2 Debug release 14.
Graham
On Mon, 17 May 1999 12:51:18 EDT, "Kane, Kevin" wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to determine the patch level of the OS? Does a response of 5.2.1 from the "version" command mean that I have generic 5.2.1 with no P releases?
correct.
na1> version NetApp Release 5.2.1P2D10: Tue Apr 13 19:07:07 PDT 1999
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