Good, its ignored is what I wanted to hear...

So, If I do this in my default manifest it should work, i.e.  
generically speaking I dont know if any of these slices exist so need  
to do this...

  33         <!-- Wipe out any existing partitions and force it to use  
the whole disk
  34              Note: Size needs to be specified on delete, but is  
ignored, so use any value
  35         -->
  36         <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  37             <slice_action>delete</slice_action>
  38             <slice_number>0</slice_number>
  39             <slice_size>0</slice_size>
  40         </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  41         <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  42             <slice_action>delete</slice_action>
  43             <slice_number>1</slice_number>
  44             <slice_size>0</slice_size>
  45         </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  46         <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  47             <slice_action>delete</slice_action>
  48             <slice_number>3</slice_number>
  49             <slice_size>0</slice_size>
  50         </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  51         <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  52             <slice_action>delete</slice_action>
  53             <slice_number>4</slice_number>
  54             <slice_size>0</slice_size>
  55         </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  56         <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  57             <slice_action>delete</slice_action>
  58             <slice_number>5</slice_number>
  59             <slice_size>0</slice_size>
  60         </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  61         <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  62             <slice_action>delete</slice_action>
  63             <slice_number>6</slice_number>
  64             <slice_size>0</slice_size>
  65         </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  66         <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  67             <slice_action>delete</slice_action>
  68             <slice_number>7</slice_number>
  69             <slice_size>0</slice_size>
  70         </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  71         <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
  72             <slice_action>create</slice_action>
  73             <slice_number>0</slice_number>
  74             <slice_size>max_size</slice_size>
  75         </ai_device_vtoc_slices>



Mr. Ceri Davies - Staff Engineer (Software)
Sun Microsystems - Data Management Group
Ceri.Davies at Sun.com
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H:(303) 442-2795
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On Jun 24, 2009, at 11:16 AM, mary ding wrote:

>
> Ceri:
>
> This is a known issue and you have to specify a size:
>
>           <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
>               <slice_action>delete</slice_action>
>               <slice_number>1</slice_number>
>               <slice_size>512</slice_size>
>               <slice_size_units>mb</slice_size_units>
>           </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
>
>
>
> http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=7794
>
> 7794 - delete/preserve slice action in AI manifest fails if no size  
> specified
>
> The workaround is just you need to specify a size and unit #.  The  
> size can be anything and it will work.
>
>
> Ceri Davies wrote:
>> I spoke too soon...
>>  <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
>>              <slice_action>delete</slice_action>
>>              <slice_number>7</slice_number>
>> </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
>> Fails on installadm
>> Does it need the <slice_size> ? I added slice size on the delete  
>> and the installadm works now, but the problem I have it I dont know  
>> the slice size I am deleting...
>> Mr. Ceri Davies - Staff Engineer (Software)
>> Sun Microsystems - Data Management Group
>> Ceri.Davies at Sun.com
>> W:(303) 272-7810 (x77810)
>> H:(303) 442-2795
>> Typically work from home on Fridays
>> On Jun 24, 2009, at 9:12 AM, William Schumann wrote:
>>> Ceri,
>>> It sounds as if slice 0 was a preexisting slice.  AI will attempt  
>>> to preserve existing slices.
>>> First, delete slice 0, either manually by format(1m), or  
>>> automatically by deleting it explicitly in the manifest:
>>> Then you can specify slice 0 to use the entire disk explicitly.  
>>> The following manifest tags will cause first the deletion, then  
>>> recreation using the entire disk:
>>> <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
>>>  <slice_action>delete</slice_action>
>>>  <slice_number>0</slice_number>
>>> </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
>>> <ai_device_vtoc_slices>
>>>  <slice_action>create</slice_action>
>>>  <slice_number>0</slice_number>
>>>  <slice_size>max_size</slice_size>
>>> </ai_device_vtoc_slices>
>>>
>>> William
>>> Ceri Davies wrote:
>>>> It looks like when I did my (successful!) AI install, it used the  
>>>> existing ufs partition table on the disk and then used slice 0,  
>>>> so only used less than half the disk.
>>>>
>>>> 1) Can I force AI to use the whole disk (re-partition?).  There  
>>>> is obviously a catch 22 in repartitioning the root disk before I  
>>>> invoke AI, so how do I do this...
>>>> 2) Can I get AI to installed a mirrored rpool?
>>>>
>>>> Mr. Ceri Davies - Staff Engineer (Software)
>>>> Sun Microsystems - Data Management Group
>>>> Ceri.Davies at Sun.com
>>>> W:(303) 272-7810 (x77810)
>>>> H:(303) 442-2795
>>>> Typically work from home on Fridays
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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