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Always use the bmrsrtadm command to install patches and packages into Solaris SRTs. The bmrsrtadm command prevents any damage from the packages that do not support the pkgadd -R flag.

Patches that are installed into the miniroot that do not support the patchadd -C flag can damage BMR boot servers as well as JumpStart servers. Therefore, do not install the patches into an SRT that do not support the patchadd -C flag.

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