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How to Upgrade Checkpoint Firewall with ISO file

If you are upgrading a non-production firewall, the step is much straight forward,

Copy the upgrade ISO into USB stick. Plug in your USB stick and mount it to use.

you can use the command /etc/dmesg to find out what is the drive your USB has been assigned. etc sda1, sdb1

Mount the USB with the following command:
mount /dev/sbd1 /mnt/usb

Change directory to your USB drive by:
cd /mnt/usb and locate for your ISO file.

Mount the ISO file as your cdrom.

mount -o loop Check_point_R75.20_Smart_1.iso /dev/cdrom

and issue the command:

"patch add cd" to initiate the upgrading process
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