xxxxx@xxxxx   2001-06-24

	This is found during s28u6_03 Live Upgrade testing on sparc and  customer  as follow:

	I install the machine with:

OS:  Solaris 2.6 5/98 plus the latest recommended patch cluster and bzcat patch
Cluster:  SUNWCXall
Locale to install:  All European locales
Locale to display: C


	Then I install the Live Upgrade package from s28u6_03 2 of 2 CD.  I ran Live Upgrade and created the ABE and do the following:
1.  Upgrade the ABE to s28u6_03 1 of 2 image.  This went fine.  However, if you check the /usr/java link at this point, it points to java 1.1 instead of java 1.2 even though  SUNWjvrt and SUNWj2rt had been pkgadded:

# cd /a/usr/
# ls -lia java
    307398 lrwxrwxrwx   1 root     other          7 Jun 24 18:53 java -> java1.1
# cd /a/var/sadm/system/logs
# grep SUNWjvrt up*log
Removing package SUNWjvrt:
Removal of <SUNWjvrt> was successful.
Doing pkgadd of SUNWjvrt to /.
Installation of <SUNWjvrt> was successful.
# grep SUNWj2rt up*log
Doing pkgadd of SUNWj2rt to /.
Installation of <SUNWj2rt> was successful.
# 

	Because of the java link, we have problems running prodreg after we reboot the ABE after installing 2 of 2 and Language CD. 

	I had to manually switch the link to java1.2 after the upgrade.  The SUNWj2rt and SUNWj3rt postinstall script should be looked at.



  xxxxx@xxxxx   2001-06-25

	We had done the following in Live Upgrade and check the /usr/java link after live upgrade:

From OS release		to OS release		java links
==========================================================
2.6 5/98		s28u6_03		java 1.1 - wrong
2.7 11/99		s28u6_03		java 1.1 - wrong
2.6 5/98		s9_40			j2se - OK
2.7 11/99		s9_40			j2se - OK
S8			s9_40			java 1.2 - wrong

	This had to be fixed by S8u6 FCS and S9 Beta Refresh since this impacts live upgrade. This had to be documentated in the release note.

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I just ran a Live upgrade on an Ultra 60, going from S8U4 to S9_40, and
when I checked the java link, it was showing 1.2, instead of j2se for s9.

See:
# cat /etc/release
                              Solaris 9 s9_40 SPARC
           Copyright 2001 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.
                             Assembled 12 June 2001

line2-u60# rehash
line2-u60# cd /usr/java/bin
line2-u60# pwd
/usr/java1.2/bin
line2-u60# java -fullversion
java full version "Solaris_JDK_1.2.2_08"


I updated Mary Ding's table above to reflect the java link problem seen
in S8->S9.


  xxxxx@xxxxx   2001-06-26
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  xxxxx@xxxxx   2001-06-27

	In addition, since the java link was wrong, the following java binary will point to the wrong thing after liveupgrade:

/usr/bin/keytool=../java/bin/keytool s none SUNWj2rt
/usr/bin/policytool=../java/bin/policytool s none SUNWj2rt
/usr/bin/rmid=../java/bin/rmid s none SUNWj2rt
/usr/bin/tnameserv=../java/bin/tnameserv s none SUNWj2rt

# cd /usr/bin
# ls -lia keytool
    137889 lrwxrwxrwx   1 root     other         19 Jun 27 14:06 keytool -> ../java/bin/keytool
# cd ../java/bin
# ls -lia keytool
keytool: No such file or directory
# pwd
/usr/java1.1/bin
# 

  xxxxx@xxxxx   2001-08-03

	Besides the various SUNWj2* and SUNWj3 packages, SUNWjv* packages are also impacted too in S8 u6 live upgrade.

	Their postinstall scripts also need to be updated.

  xxxxx@xxxxx   2001-06-27

	After you live upgade the system from S2.6/S7 to S8u6, you will need to switch the java link from java 1.1 to java 1.2 as follow:

line3-u80#: rm /usr/java
line3-u80#:  ln -s ./java1.2 java 

	After you live upgrade the system from S8 to S9, you will need to switch the java link from java 1.2 to java 1.4 as follow:

line3-u80#: rm /usr/java
line3-u80#:  ln -s ./j2se java

The fix involves fixing the Java postinstall script as well as the Solaris install libspmisvc.so.1 so that the INST_RELEASE file will be updated prior to the installation of Java packages. The fix in libspmisvc.so.1 is being handled by   xxxxx@xxxxx   in Solaris group.
See suggested fix for Java postinstall script.
  xxxxx@xxxxx   2001-08-07