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==R75.40 to R77.10== | ==R75.40 to R77.10== | ||
| − | To upgrade using an ISO image on a DVD: | + | <br>To upgrade using an ISO image on a DVD: |
| − | Note - This procedure is not supported on IP Appliances. | + | <br>Note - This procedure is not supported on IP Appliances. |
| − | 1. Download the Gaia ISO image from the Check Point Support Center | + | <br>1. Download the Gaia ISO image from the Check Point Support Center |
| − | http://supportcontent.checkpoint.com/solutions?id=sk92965. | + | <br>http://supportcontent.checkpoint.com/solutions?id=sk92965. |
| − | Check_Point_Install_and_Upgrade_R77.Gaia.iso | + | <br>Check_Point_Install_and_Upgrade_R77.Gaia.iso |
| − | 2. | + | <br>2. Mount the iso image to the device to be upgraded. This can be done via physical drive, or virtually attaching the iso. |
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| + | <br>3. From clish, run: upgrade cd | ||
==troubleshooting== | ==troubleshooting== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:02, 30 April 2017
R75.40 to R77.10
To upgrade using an ISO image on a DVD:
Note - This procedure is not supported on IP Appliances.
1. Download the Gaia ISO image from the Check Point Support Center
http://supportcontent.checkpoint.com/solutions?id=sk92965.
Check_Point_Install_and_Upgrade_R77.Gaia.iso
2. Mount the iso image to the device to be upgraded. This can be done via physical drive, or virtually attaching the iso.
3. From clish, run: upgrade cd
troubleshooting
error: mount failed
chkpmgr> upgrade cd UPGRADE: mount failed: Device or resource busy
in this scenario, i had manually mounted the /dev/cdrom to /mnt/cdrom. this is not needed and even causes the upgrade command to fail. I solve it by unmounting the cdrom.
# umount /dev/cdrom
