A couple of design-level questions: - Why is DNS domain used, but not DNS search path? The latter provides more capability to the user.
- In what instances would you possibly end up in the fallback configuration code at 480 in live-fs-root? It seems to introduce a fairly significant lack of determinism and it would be helpful to understand the cases it solves. I'm really hoping that the refactoring that Alok is working on breaks this method script down substantially - the size & complexity is well beyond what I'd like to see and suggests to me that we perhaps haven't integrated this into the existing system functionality as well as we should. Dave Jan Damborsky wrote: > Hi Ethan, Sundar > > could I please ask one of you guys to review the fix for following bug ? > Other reviewers are also welcome. > > 9549 Sparc AI client doesn't bring up network if not booted using DHCP > > * Webrev: > http://cr.opensolaris.org/~dambi/bug-9549 > > Short story is that this fix add support for following scenarios: > > * Sparc Automated Installation without need for DHCP server > (making Sparc AI more 'WAN') > * Automated Installation of Sparc clients without wanboot support > in OBP (wanboot binary loaded from media instead) > > Please see bug report for more details. > > Alok, as we were discussing during MPK work week, these modifications > might affect bootable AI image (particularly refactoring SMF services > part). > Could you please take a look at those changes just to verify if there > are any pieces which might be source of potential issues ? > > Thank you very much, > Jan > > > Modules affected and tested: > * Distro Constructor (ai_sparc_image.xml - Sparc AI manifest) > * AI client (live-fs-root) > * installadm(1M) tools (set up for Sparc install.conf) > > tests carried out: > * please see attached file for tests carried out > and test results > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > caiman-discuss mailing list > caiman-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/caiman-discuss
