On 13/07/10 05:15 PM, Ethan Quach wrote:
On 07/13/10 17:00, Darren Reed wrote:
Using a custom manifest, I installed opensolaris using AI into a
slice on the disk...
The custom manifest is included below.
This is using the latest bits on our install server(s).
It rather looks like grub has either not been installed or is not
working.
How do I resurrect this situation?
Darren
<TRANSFER_MOD Jul 13 23:02:39> Download:
storage/library/network-array ... Done
<TRANSFER_MOD Jul 13 23:12:23> Install Phase ... Done
<TRANSFER_MOD Jul 13 23:13:35> Reading Existing Index ... Done
<TRANSFER_MOD Jul 13 23:13:35> Indexing Packages ... Done
<TRANSFER_MOD Jul 13 23:17:31> Done
^C
So did you actually wait until the installation was complete? This only
shows the end of the Transfer phase...
r...@opensolaris:~# reboot
Jul 13 23:18:23 opensolaris reboot: initiated by root on /dev/console
Jul 13 23:18:30 opensolaris rpcbind: rpcbind terminating on signal.
Jul 13 23:18:30 opensolaris syslogd: going down on signal 15
updating /a//platform/sun4v/boot_archive
syncing file systems... done
... because this usually isn't seen when you reboot from the AI image.
It tells me your install root target was still mounted at /a which
shouldn't
be the case. And also, the manifest you've used has ai_auto_reboot=true
so you shouldn't have had to manually rebooted.
... ah, so I interrupted the install because it said "Done" (leading me
to assume that it was "done" with installing) and it didn't put anything
else in the log file to let me know it was still working... I'll
reinstall and be more patient.
Darren
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