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Hi,

I have a problem with finish script. After pkgpatch successfully
installed rest of finish script do not execute. The following is
my finish script. Have tried many changes the problem is atill
existed. I think there is something to do with dir /a. Please help.

#!/usr/bin/sh
echo 'Starting the finish2.sh ...'
echo 'Starting to install patch files from /8_Recommended ...'

BASEDIR="/a"
MNT="/mnt"
mount -f nfs nnn.nnn.nn.nn:/export/home/8_Recommended ${BASEDIR}${MNT}
/usr/sbin/patchadd -R ${BASEDIR} -u -d -M ${BASEDIR}${MNT} patch_order

echo 'End of Solaris's  patch installation. ...'

sed -e 's/CONSOLE/#CONSOLE/' /a/etc/default/login
touch /a/etc/notrouter
touch /a/etc/issue

cp -p /a/etc/profile /a/etc/profile.orig
cp -p /a/etc/system /a/etc/system.orig

mkdir -p /a/opt/local/bin
ln -s /a/opt/local /a/usr/local
ln -s /a/usr/bin/bash /a/usr/local/bin/bash

echo "dba::26:linus" >> /a/etc/group
umount ${BASEDIR}${MNT}

echo 'End of the finish2.sh ...'

So what is the last line of output you get when the finish script
is run ? Output from patchadd, or the echo command right after it ?

Quote:> sed -e 's/CONSOLE/#CONSOLE/' /a/etc/default/login

One obvious mistake I can spot is the above line, which
won't do what you probably want it to do (edit the login file
in place) - sed will write its output to stdout instead. Use
ed or sed with a temp file instead.

But this shouldn't keep the script from continuing to run.

Quote:> ln -s /a/opt/local /a/usr/local
> ln -s /a/usr/bin/bash /a/usr/local/bin/bash

You will end up with symbolic links pointing to "/a/opt/local" and
"/a/usr/bin/bash", which won't exist after rebooting the real OS.
I think you mean:

  ln -s /opt/local /a/usr/local
  ln -s /usr/bin/bash /a/usr/local/bin/bash

mp.
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