Solaris packages can be stored as a single file, or as a directory tree of files. The -d option supports installing multiple packages if they're stored in the directory tree format. You can use pkgtrans to unpack package files: pkgtrans FOObar.pkg /var/tmp/pkgsThis would create a directory /var/tmp/pkgs/FOObar, containing the files and subdirectories that make up the package. You could unpack all of your packages into the same place, then run: pkgadd -d /var/tmp/pkgs allto install all of them at once.I haven't tried this, but the pkgadd -s option claims to unpack packages to /var/spool/pkg, and pkgadd without -d looks for packages in that directory.

1. Install Multiple Packages Solaris 10 Download

Install Multiple Packages Solaris 10 Download

Vcds 17.1 download. So the sequence: pkgadd -s file1.pkgpkgadd -s file2.pkg.pkgadd allwill probably also work.