Ah really sorry I didn't write my enviroment. OS:OpenSolaris 2009.06 build 111b PC:Eee PC 901(2GB mems,64GB SSD)
-masafumi On 09.7.20 3:44 PM, Masafumi Ohta wrote: > Hi Shawn > > I had omit 'entire' as said so I correct > but I failed again installer doesn't work and dump the core.. > > I filed something log and related files on the site: > http://kohju.justplayer.com/docs/mirror/OpenSolaris/eeepc-special/work/ > > first time I added > /slim_0906/usr/src/lib/liborchestrator/perform_slim_install.c > and added as follows (see the 'perform_slim_install.c'on the site) > > (void) snprintf(cmd, sizeof (cmd), > "/usr/sbin/zfs set compression=on $s/ROOT/$s", > ROOTPOOL_NAME, be_name) > > > and build and succeeded (see the log files on the site). > and distro_const with 'slim_cd_x86_3.xml to > replace SUNWgui-install,SUNWinstall,SUNWinstall-libs for oldies. > it succeeded to build LiveUSB and tried to use on my Eee 901. > > when I use 'pfexec gui-install',it doesn't work and says 'Segmentation > Fault(core dumped)'.. > I checked the cores,gui-install seemed to be failed by liborchestrator.. > > So I tried not to change any source files(but I only changed > developer.sh to use SunStudioexpress) > and did the same way but I met same -doesn't work and dump core... > > I would be much appreciate if you could check it and give me some ideas.. > > Thanks a lots, > (And give some ideas to Alex(in facebook) and ClayB(in IRC in Caiman)) > > -masafumi > > On 09.7.13 2:55 PM, Shawn Walker wrote: >> Masafumi Ohta wrote: >>> Hello, >>> >>> I would love to add 'zfs set compression=on /rpool/ROOT/opensolaris' >>> to OpenSolaris installer. >>> So lately I've been reading caiman slim_source for adding zfs set >>> compression=on,because >>> lately increasing OpenSolaris specs makes would take bigger disks >>> >>> I now decreasing OpenSolaris packages deleting non-useful packages >>> for netbooks. >>> .but I am afraid I might not catch up with that 'bigger' size >>> OpenSolaris latest has. >> >> Just be certain that 'entire' is not one of the packages you omit. >> >> Otherwise, the installed system won't work properly with the package >> management system (because packages won't be properly constrained to >> a specific build). >> >> Cheers, >
