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1. What's New in the Oracle Solaris 10 1/13 Release
Network-Based Installation Support in Text Installer
Automatic Resolution of Package Dependencies in Text and GUI Installers
Live Upgrade Preserves the Dump Device Configuration
Live Upgrade Preflight Checker
System Administration Enhancements
Oracle Configuration Manager 10.3.7.1
Oracle Solaris Zones Preflight System Checker
x86: 64-bit: Fault Management for Oracle Intel Sandy Bridge-EP Platforms
x86: AMD Generic MCA Driver Support for AMD Family 15h Processors
Password and Account Creation Behavior Is Optional
SSH, SCP, and SFTP Speed Improvements
x86: SATA Support for ATA Pass Through Commands
System Performance Enhancement
SPARC: 64-bit: Increased CRC32c Algorithm Performance in the iSCSI Initiator
x86: Support for the Xen Virtual Block Device in the xdf Driver
Support for New Device in the bnxe Driver
SR-IOV Support for igbvf and igb Drivers
This section describes additional software enhancements in this release.
Starting with the Oracle Solaris 10 1/13 release, you can perform memory dynamic reconfiguration (DR) on migrated domains. This enhancement enables you to add new memory to the migrated guests without rebooting the guest domain.
For more information, see Oracle VM Server for SPARC 2.2 Administration Guide.
All faults identified by the Fault Management Architecture (FMA) on an Oracle Solaris host can be remotely viewed and managed from the service processor in the same way as with the local service processor faults. This feature enables users to view and manage proxy faults along with the local faults.
Note - This feature is available only on x86 platforms from Oracle such as Sun Fire X4170 M3 Server, Sun Fire X4270 M3 Server, and Sun Blade X6270 M3 Server.
The /usr/include/sys/fibre-channel/ directory now contains fibre channel header files. These are included to support development and deployment of third party fibre channel HBA interface drivers with Oracle Solaris 10.
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