Ethan Quach wrote:
> Sundar Yamunachari wrote:
>   
>> Dave Miner wrote:
>>     
>>> Sarah Jelinek wrote:
>>>   
>>>       
>>>> Hi All,
>>>>
>>>> Located at:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/caiman/auto_install/AI_Reqs_Final/
>>>>
>>>> Are an updated set of AI project requirements. These have been modified 
>>>> from the initial set sent out and reviewed a few months back. Some 
>>>> requirements have been clarified, some have been removed or reworded. 
>>>> Those that are specifically different are marked with a **.  The 
>>>> requirements were revisited based on the initial discussion we had on 
>>>> this alias and the data we gathered during the prototyping work we did 
>>>> for AI.
>>>>
>>>> The old, initial requirements list is here:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/caiman/auto_install/auto_requirements/
>>>>
>>>> Please review and comment. The date for closure on comments for the AI 
>>>> requirements is one week from tomorrow, Friday, June 20th, noon PT.
>>>>
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> 3.2: it's not the language syntax, but the profile and rules that you're 
>>> verifying.
>>>
>>> 4.1: "complete automation support" leaves much to the imagination and 
>>> room for differing interpretations.  I'd be more specific about what 
>>> this means.
>>>   
>>>       
>> I believe that it means that we don't want to provide partial 
>> automation support. We don't want to go in to interactive mode like 
>> the Jumpstart installer if a sysidcfg configuration is missing. If a 
>> configuration is critical and missing, the installer will fail. If it 
>> is not critical, then the installer will continue.
>>     
>
> This sounds more like behavior specification than a requirement.  Unless 
> you're saying
> "the installer is required to bomb-out when some required piece of 
> configuration is not
> specified"
>   
Essentially that's what we are saying. I will reword this as it isn't clear.
>   
>>> 4.3: We're not providing upgrade in the interactive installer.  Why do 
>>> we provide it here?
>>>   
>>>       
>> It is a convenient way of updating the system and the users don't need 
>> to deal creating BEs manually.
>>     
>
> They don't create BEs manually now with pkg image-update.
>
>   
Agreed. What we are saying is that we will provide an AI way for the 
user to get the pkg image-update done on the client. Same mechanism, 
just enabling the user to use AI to do this.

thanks,
sarah
****
> -ethan
>
>   
>> - Sundar
>>     
>>> 10.1: I don't see why the "IPS installation affects performance" item is 
>>> here.  Let's take a crack at some target performance soon, though, as we 
>>> need real criteria to judge against.  Performance from a server on a 
>>> gigabit network, for example, should be better than installation from 
>>> the CD.
>>>
>>> 10.2: I don't understand what a "low-memory distribution" is meant to be.
>>>
>>> Dave
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