Well it looks like it's not quite all taken care of... On 03/09/10 14:41, Anna Pereira wrote: > Hi Mary, > > Thanks for all your help. I am still having problems deleting old > partitions using the manifest file causing my install to fail. > > I have Linux partitions on my SATA FMoD, and I want to delete all > partitions and do a fresh open Solaris install. > Specifying something like this, does not seem to help: > <ai_device_partitioning> > <partition_action>delete</partition_action> > <partition_number>1 </partition_number> > <partition_size></partition_size> > <partition_type> </partition_type> > </ai_device_partitioning> > <ai_device_partitioning> > <partition_action>create</partition_action> > <partition_type>SOLARIS </partition_type> > <partition_size>20</partition_size> > <partition_size_units>GB</partition_size_units> > </ai_device_partitioning> > > The install fails complaining abt. the inability to modify partitions > (pls. see screen shot). How am I suppose to delete these older Linux > partitions? > > Thanks > Anna
On 3/9/10 2:29 PM, Evan Layton wrote: > More info and the resolution from email with Anna: > Thank you everyone for your help!!! The manifest file validates not > without issues!!! > > Thanks > Anna > > > > > On 3/9/10 10:59 AM, Matt Keenan wrote: > >> Parsing issue is occuring because default.xml is missing a > definition for > >> <partition_type> > >> > >> According to ai_manifest.rng this element is mandatory. > >> > >> I don't know what valid values are, but it's just text so will accept > >> any string. > >> > >> cheers > >> > >> Matt > >
