03-22-2016 04:59 AM - edited 03-10-2019 11:36 PM
I tried to create an ACS 5.8 VMware VM and get to the item on my build doc where I install RootPatch package. This does not succeed as libraries for glibc are not installed. I have this installed on all my 5.5 instances and is very helpful when I installed patches. It allowed me to drop into the OS and scp the patches or packages to the local server and then install from localdisk repository. When I can't do this I hit a timeout trying to install large files but from localdisk repository they install just fine.
Do I need a new version of ACS 5.8 or do I need to install other packages before I install ACS on the VM ?
Thanks for any insight.
03-22-2016 05:49 AM
Yes, you do, because ACS 5.8 is 64 bits, previous versions were 32 bits.
Javier Henderson
Cisco Systems
03-22-2016 05:52 AM
Is there a new version of RootPatch available that is 64 bits ?
Thanks - Don
03-22-2016 07:43 AM
Yes, one is available, please open a TAC case if you require a copy of it.
Javier Henderson
Cisco Systems
03-25-2016 08:25 AM
Hi Javier,
Any chance you can list some of the benefits of the root patch other than being able to copy patch files to the ACS and upgrading vmtools? I haven't found much information on the uses of this patch online.
03-25-2016 11:19 AM
The Root Patch provides access to the backend LINUX kernel. It is required under special conditions where in-depth troubleshooting is required.
~ Jatin
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