[SunHELP] How to tell the Version of Solaris installed ? uname not good enough !
James
sunhelp at sunhelp.org
Tue May 29 01:08:29 CDT 2001
Thus spake Foong, Tzeweng (Tzeweng.Foong at team.telstra.com):
> I would like to know how to find out the version of solaris installed
> on any particular sparc box. I have looks around a bit but the best
> I have found is the "uname -a" but thats not enough.
>
> uname -a tells me the main version ie 5.8 for solaris 8 but I am
> interested to find out the actual release of the software for example.
> Solaris 8 has got the March 2000, the October 2000, January 2001
> and April 2001 releases. How do I know which is really installed ?
cat /etc/release
You'll be able to tell which Solaris build you have, the date of release, as
well as the Maintenance Update, if any, that has been applied.
> A related question is the Patches that are installed. How do I find
> out the list of patches installed on a machine?
showrev -p
Another handy tool for tracking patches called patchcheck. It's on bigadmin.
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