1 Introduction
Case “Newer version installed”
Example:
The customer has installed a very new version of a product (perhaps
beta), which is not actually produced as a PSP on the FTS site.
A "fake" PSP with version "99.99.99.99" is created, to protect the customers
product against accidental overwriting/ updating by Update Manager.
If a PSP with this product/driver version or newer exists at a later date, the
protection is canceled and the PSP may be installed/updated with the real
PSP version belonging to this product/driver.
Case “Equal version installed”
Example:
The customer has installed the equal version by themselves, but not as a
PSP (native).
A "fake" PSP with the real version is created.
This PSP may be updated to the real version or newer.
Case “Previous version installed”
Example:
The customer has installed an older version than the version of the actual
PSP and the older version was not installed as a PSP, but by the cus-
tomer themselves (native).
Because it is an older version than the version of the actual PSP, a "fake"
PSP with version "x.x.99.99" is created. (x.x version of the actual PSP - 1).
An update to the actual version (real version) is possible.
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