You can check for the current recommended release of the
software on My Oracle Support (MOS).
Important! All systems require a hardware audit
before those systems can be upgraded to Release 06.01.00, which is
a general availability release. The hardware audit ensures that these
systems meet the hardware configuration requirements for the general
release. This audit is performed by Oracle Customer Support. Any hardware changes
that might be required must be performed before you upgrade the system
software.
- Navigate to My Oracle Support (https://support.oracle.com/)
and sign in.
- On the top menu bar, click Patches & Updates.
- In the Patch Search frame, click Product or
Family (Advanced).
- In the Product is list box, enter
your system model.
The product family is named
Oracle Flash Storage Systems.
Tip: As you begin entering characters, appropriate items
appear in the dropdown list. Select the model that corresponds to
your system.
- Click the Release is list box and
select the latest software release.
- Click Search.
The Patch Search Results window displays. Check the file
size of the download and be sure that your local host has sufficient
space.
Important! Ensure that the system where you download
the software has free capacity that is at least 2.2 times the size
of the file download.
- In the Patch Advanced Search Results window, click the
patch number.
- (Optional) To view the patch
release notes, click Read Me.
- To download the software package, click Download.
- In the File Download dialog, click Download
All.
- Browse to the location on your system where you want to
save the software update package.
- Extract the contents of the downloaded zip file.
Note: All Oracle FS System updates are RPM files. The single RPM file contains system software
and possibly drive firmware. Preserve the original file names and
extensions of the extracted contents. Renaming the files might prevent
successful staging.
After downloading the latest software
package, install the software and firmware before placing the Oracle FS System in production
mode.