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3.
In the Package Editor, type the name, description (optional), and an Informational
URL (optional).
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NOTE
Description field. See Including Deployment Options in a Package on page 60 for more
information about using deployment options.
4.
Click Next.
5.
In the Operating Systems page, select the target operating systems from the list. These
are the platforms running devices that are the target of the package deployment.
Figure 3-14: Package Editor - Select Operating System
NOTE
vary greatly within operating systems, a package designed for one operating system may
fail when applied to another operating system.
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ACKAGES
Name - A name or title for the package. Ensure package names are descriptive and
short. Packages of the same name are permitted and names can be changed later.
Description - An optional description allows you to specify details about the
package. A good practice would be to add additional information as the package is
modified, or to provide cautions and/or warnings to the potential user.
Information URL - Link to additional information on the contents and usage of the
package. The information URL will be displayed when viewing package information
and allows the user to link to extended package information.
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Deployment options for manual installations of a patch can be included in the
:
Since directory structures, executable file types, and available scripting languages
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