On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 10:30 AM, Karen Tung <Karen.Tung at sun.com> wrote:

> Jean and I are delighted to report that we are finally
> able to produce an AI image that can boot successfully
> into live-fs-root, and got to the line where it
> says "Couldn't determine source of automated install image".
> We felt that the image is good enough for the AI team to use it
> for their testing/development.
>
> This image is created entirely by our modifications to the DC.
> The only thing that you still need to hack is that you need to
> install the boot blocks by hand.  That  means, you need
> to run the installboot command on the bootroot of the image
> manually.  We will get that figured out and fixed next week.
> You can find the image at:
>
> /net/line3-v480.sfbay/rpool/dc/ai-dec5/media/ai-dec5.iso
>
> In case you are interested, the manifest we used to create
> this image is at:
>
> /net/line3-v480.sfbay/rpool/dc/ai_x86_image_sparc.xml
>
> This sounds very interesting, but I don't have a clue what it is.  The fact
that you talk a lot about booting, and have sent this to caiman-discuss
gives some hints.  More hints in the responses... but please explain to me
(briefly and simply) what is AI and what is DC ?  Is that a capital i or a
lower-case L?

A number of people are excited about the value of this work.  I am
personally excited about the fact that people are contributing to Open
Solaris even when I don't understand what they do :-)

Thanx,
  _J



-- 
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
   Arthur C. Clarke

My blog: http://initialprogramload.blogspot.com
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