These patchck ISO images are being made available for customers whose systems
are not online.   Systems which are online, can use patchck in the normal
method, so that only the selected packages need to be downloaded.

For offline systems, these ISOs can be used to bring systems up-to-date, so
they have all of the packages which might be needed for that release included.

The ISO images can be burned to CD/DVD, or mapped to virtual CD drives. They
can also be used by downloading to the target system and using the marry 
command to create a mountable device from the ISO.

To marry an ISO, you can use this syntax:
For UnixWare7 or OpenServer6, mount and marry in one command, using:

  mount `marry -a /path/to/ISO/image.iso` /mnt

-or in two separate commands:

  marry -a /path/to/ISO/image.iso
  mount /dev/marry/path/to/ISO/image.iso /mnt

On OpenServer5, only the 2 command method is available:

  marry -a /path/to/ISO/image.iso
  mount /dev/marry/path/to/ISO/image.iso /mnt


If you have either, mapped the ISO to a virtual drive or, if you are using a
burned disc, then you can mount using this syntax:
For UnixWare 7:

   mount /dev/cdrom/cdrom1 /mnt

For OpenServer5 or OpenServer6, use:

   mount /dev/cd0 /mnt


Once you have the patchck ISO mounted to /mnt using one of the methods above,
you can install and run patchck using:

   /mnt/install.sh