On 03/22/2016 13:04, Gabriele Bulfon wrote:
Ours is not actually a fork, it's been an updated pull from Oracle repo until 
2013-2014, then we stopped
and kept this working version until now.
So, we will be more than glad to start again pkg as a fork from omnios or oi 
repo.
Questions:
- Do you think it's better to start from omnios or oi one?

I think it's better to start from OI, it's a bit more up-to-date. Contains new fixes (and bugs). But I'm biased.

- Will I need to rebuild my dev and release repos that were built with an old 
pkgrepo and pkgrecv commands?

We didn't have to rebuild repository during last summer update, don't remember if it was the case for the first IPS update in 2013.

- What about pkg names? Will I end up with the same packages just updated?

I think so. You can check. I'm surprised that your IPS misses src/brand sources. It's a question where does your ipkg brand come from.

One major distinction between OI and OmniOS IPS:
OI defaults to linked images and has nlipkg brand,
OmniOS defaults to non-linked images and has lipkg brand.

To add additional brands (lipkg or nlipkg) besides adding brands you'll have to patch usr/src/lib/libbe/common/libbe_priv.h as it has hard-coded list of brands, known to libbe.

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Best regards,
Alexander Pyhalov,
system administrator of Southern Federal University IT department


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