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On 28/08/2009, at 7:13 AM, Pete Massiello wrote:
Being pedantic but that's not what you said. No mention of "only" in
your original append.
My post stated micro-code only " So,
by coping the B side to the A side (which is what you are in essence
doing
when your permanently apply your PTFs),
It was this part I took issue with--it implies A and B sides exist for
all PTFs and is misleading to those who do not know otherwise.
I know that I can reboot the
machine
and be running the same version of microcode that I was running
before the
PTF installation."
You started by loading and applying Cume and groups, said you applied
quarterly, then said if a problem occurred with this set of PTFs you
could boot from the A side to recover. It's only at the very end you
mention micro-code but everything prior to this point implies all PTF
activity will be undone by running from the A-side.
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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