RE: [cobalt-users] quick package installer

["Greg O'Lone" <greg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Oops, lets try that again...

Excuse my ignorance, but doesn't this look too easy:

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#!/bin/sh
# set -v
# RaQ Package Installer
#
# Installs all packages in the current folder (in alphabetical order)
and then reboots the machine. 
# 
# Suggestion: Rename the package files with ##_packagename.pkg in
chronological order to ensure 
# install order 
package_list=`ls *.pkg` 
for package in $package_list ; do 
	echo $package 
	/usr/local/sbin/cobalt_upgrade $package 
done 
/sbin/reboot
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Just tried this on my RaQ 4, everything seems to have worked correctly,
I assume this is how Sun does it on the OS Restore CD's. Anybody see any
reason this shouldn't work? I named all of the upgrade .pkg files with
numbered prefixes (01, 02, 03, etc.) and the script grabbed them in
order, but I am still a bit weary about it.

By the way, it took about a third of the time as the machine didn't have
to reboot each time, and because it uses a Cobalt script, they even show
up in the GUI!

Anybody see anything gone awry here?

Greg


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