OS upgrade on 2-node RAC 10.2.0.4 system

Dear all,
We are planning an OS upgrade from AIX5.3 to AIX6.1 as AIX5.3 OS support comes to an end by the IBM. For single instance databases procedure is quite simple. We shutdown the Database and ASM instances respectively. Upgrade the OS to AIX6.1 and relink Oracle 10.2.0.4 software for both ASM and Database instances and open up the Database after ASM.
The question is what should be the procedure for the 10.2.0.4 RAC database. Is there a supported guide to upgrade the OS in a rolling fashion? Or should we stop all RAC instances and upgrade the OS at the same time on all nodes and startup the servers. This means a huge downtime for our production and also we should be prepared for the surprises after the reboot of the servers which means a high risk for the business.
I could not find too much documentation on this issue up to now. There are some forum entries, but again the answers are questionable as they dont reference to a valid documentation from Oracle Corp.
Any suggestions and/or references are welcome.
Thanks,
ergemp.

Hello,
As far as I know Oracle RAC support rolling upgrade for OS upgrade. what you might need to do is
- stop instance on node 1 and make sure application can connect to another nodes
- stop any cluster services on node 1
- you might want to disable crs on that node (sometimes OS upgrade requires reboot couple times)
- take full backup of OS before upgrade process
- as you're using 10g RAC, there is no need to relink Clusterware home but you need to relink client shared libraries on CRSHOME (run ./genclntsh), and you need to relink Oracle home too
- enable back crs and start crs services
- troubleshooting the issue arise, if everything is OK then proceed to next node
Hope this helps
Cheers
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