mary ding wrote: > Rob: > > I think a bug should be filed to track the request. I had asked the same > question and the response is that I have to specify a invalid > xml/manifest to stop the AI. > > > Last time I had to debug an AI install without starting a new install, I > had to specify an invalid target device so that it will not wipe out the > content of the disk. >
It's not that hard. Boot to single-user with -s as an option to the kernel, login as root. If you need to go to multi-user for some reason, then "svcadm disable auto-installer". Dave > > Rob wrote: >> Is it possible to boot the AI micro-root without starting an install? >> >> My current hack to accomplish this is to simply put a typo in the pkg repo >> name in the default manifest. >> >> I'm doing this because we have hundreds of x86 and SPARC systems with FC >> HBA's. Depending on the location of the FC HBA and Solaris probe order the >> internal 'root' disk may or may not be the first disk. > > _______________________________________________ > caiman-discuss mailing list > caiman-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/caiman-discuss
