Table 4-1 describes the steps you should follow in order to verify your package's integrity and transfer it to a distribution medium.
Table 4-1 Task Map: Verifying and Transferring a Package
Task |
Description |
For Instructions, Go To |
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Build Your Package | Build your package on disk. | Chapter 2, Building a Package | |||||
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Install Your Package |
Test your package by installing it and making sure that it installs without errors. | "How to Install a Package on a Standalone or Server" and "How to Add a Package to a Diskless or AutoClient System's Root File System" | |||||
Verify Your Package's Integrity |
Use the pkgchk command to verify the integrity of your package. | "How to Verify the Integrity of Your Package" | |||||
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Obtain Other Package Information |
Optional. Use the pkginfo and pkgparam commands to perform package-specific verification. | "Displaying Additional Information About Installed Packages" | |||||
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Remove the Installed Package |
Use the pkgrm command to remove your installed package from the system. | "How to Remove a Package" and "How to Remove a Package From a Diskless or AutoClient System" | |||||
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Transfer Your Package to a Distribution Medium |
Use the pkgtrans command to transfer your package (in package format) to a distribution medium. | "How to Transfer Your Package to a Distribution Medium" | |||||