Hi Dave, Comments below... > Caimaniacs, > > Please review the fixes for > > 6440 Build 106 installer fails to start in 512 MB environment > 7975 LiveCD still has old branding - desktop background - in B111 > > (I've dispensed with links to the above here as the recent webrev > updates now include d.o.o linkage in the webrev). > > webrev for which may be found at: > > http://cr.opensolaris.org/~dminer/slim_6440/ > > This has been tested extensively on x86, both in live CD and x86 AI > installations, including in domU's (thanks to John Levon). I'm still > in the process of testing SPARC, but since it's supposed to be a no-op > for SPARC, do not anticipate issues. DC_defs.py: -The base path for both sparc and x86 is /boot, so why not define a BR_BASEPATH, then go from there in terms of defining the BR_FILENAME_SPARC, etc...
For example: BR_BASEPATH = "/boot" BR_FILENAME_SPARC = BR_BASEPATH + "boot_archive" BR_X86_FILENAME = "x86.microroot" BR_FILENAME_X86 = BR_BASEPATH + "/" + BR_X86_FILENAME ... ai_sparc_image.xml: -line 501 you pass in "all" to bootroot_archive.py, but in bootroot_archive.py you check for is_sparc. Why do you pass in "all" then check for is_sparc, if it is_sparc why not pass in 'sparc'? I can see that you pass in 'all' in ai_x86_image.xml as well which passes through to these lines: > 267 else: > 268 BR_ARCHFILE = PKG_IMG_MNT_PT + BR_FILENAME_ALL > 269 BR_BUILD = BR_MASTER > 270 strip_archive = False I assume you did this just to be consistent in the xml templates? bootroot_archive.py: -Why do we add 20% to smaller archives for padding? slim_cd_generic_live.xml: -line 137, why the change to sendmail from ndp? transfer_mod.py: -line 446, why did you move the list of files to cpio to /tmp rather than keeping it in self.dst_mntpt? -General question.. what is the memory requirement with your changes? < 512MB but do you have a sense of how close this is to the 512MB limit? thanks, sarah **** > > Dave > _______________________________________________ > caiman-discuss mailing list > caiman-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/caiman-discuss
