Where is old Solaris 10 update!!

Hi Everyone,
I have a valid contract and can open Oracle Support tickets but I'm not able to download Solaris 10 update 8?
I searched in the forum and some people are saying that I have to contact my local support to get the old update!
is this true? Why I can't just download it online !?
This is also for patches, I can't download old recommend cluster patches.

Hi.
Select seach criteria:
Product - Solaris 10 Operating system
Type - Patch Set
Seach results:
Patch Solaris 10 5/08 SPARC Bundle: Solaris 10 05/08 (Update 5) Patch Bundle for Solaris 10 SPARC (Solaris Operating System patches only)
Patch Solaris 10 5/08 x86 Bundle: Solaris 10 05/08 (Update 5) Patch Bundle for Solaris 10 x86 (Solaris Operating System patches only)
Or seach by patch name:
Solaris 10 5/08 SPARC Bundle
Solaris 10 5/08 x86 Bundle
It's realy Solaris Media, not patches to Solaris.
Regards.

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Wasnt sure if I was was disabling Java or Java Script here....
That is Java. Those are also really old versions. You can actually keep them turned on in Java Preferences.
What you want to change is in Safari > Preferences > Security and turn off Java there. Leave Javascript turned on.
This way, the only thing you disable is Java applets, which are useless anyway. If you need to run any Java programs, they will still work. If you have any specific site that requires a Java applet, you can always turn it on just for that site and turn it back off when you are done.

New to solaris---is update manager working correctly?

well as my subject says I am new to solaris having put it on an pc bout a week ago. as I am using the "free" verson (not open solaris) I knew I would not be entitled to certain goodies but seem to have run into an issue getting the updates I (presumably) am entitled to. simply put I open up the solaris application "update manager" which is on my desktop saying "updates available". now upon initially launching the app I specified that I was using the free version (well it let me register without a code so I assume sun knows my status), and then selected the option to put a check mark next to all available updates. well after waiting like a full day with it showing that is was still in the process up updating I eventually aborted the process. I then tried installing a couple of the updates and though it took a while it worked. so I selected 3 of 4 more and again the update manager showed that I was updating but nothing was happening (to my knowledge). after several hours I aborted the app again. so what am I doing wrong. first off I am assuming that what sun presents to me is what is actually available to me using the free unregistered version of solaris. why then would updates fail? btw I know some linux (not an expert) and I figured that behind the scenes update manager was checking for dependencies and installing what I needed from sun repos. but of course I could be way off bass here. so what gives? thanks much in advance.

first off I am assuming that what sun presents to me is what is actually available to me using the free unregistered version of solaris.No. Update Manager will show you everything but will only allow you to install basically security and a small subset of other patches.
When you ran through the Solaris registration GUI you had a chance to enter a support contract #. If you chose not to enter one or if you want to use it without registering then you only get access to a few of the patches.
alan

Hi, updated my iphone where in the middle of updated the screen showed i must connect to itunes. after connecting iphone was updated but everything was deleted. was first time on itunes , so have no backup. can i recover my pics and contacts? please help

hi, updated my iphone where in the middle of updated the screen showed i must connect to itunes. after connecting to itunes my iphone was updated but everything was deleted. was first time on itunes , so have no backup. can i recover my pics and contacts? please help

If this has happened more than once the problem is likely on your PC.
See here: http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/assistant/itunes/

Where is old Solaris 10 update!!

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