Upgrade Paths to Staged Package Dialog

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Displays staged software which is the last version of software you staged. The version could be lower or the version could be a non-software firmware only package. When you upload a software package, if the upload and the internal staging of the software by the system was successful, that version is listed here. That version is ready to be installed on the system from the Update Software panel. The information also indicates if the upgrade causes Pilot or data disruption.

Package Version

Indicates the version of the staged package and the upgrade paths to that package. This might not include the current installed package. Also the version of the staged package might not be available for installation if the compatibility matrix does not allow the upgrade due to hardware incompatibility.

Pilot Disruption Required

Indicates if the upgrade may disrupt activities on the Pilot. If just restarting the Pilot, this would not affect data access unless the data disruption flag is also set.

Data Disruption Required

Indicates if the upgrade may disrupt data path. The field will display one of:

Yes: Indicates that the upgrade interrupts data access and the upgrade should be performed during a maintenance period.
No: Indicates that the software upgrade does not disrupt data access.

Pilot Software

Lists the version number.

Pilot OS

Lists the version number.

Controller Software

Indicates the supported software package to which you can upgrade.

Controller BIOs

Indicates the supported software package to which you can upgrade.

Drive Enclosure Firmware

Indicates the supported software package to which you can upgrade.