Alexandre Chartre wrote: > > While it was not exactly done for that purpose, I think you can add files > you want to ignore to /boot/solaris/filelist.safe >
I may need that too. I was thinking last night that putting drivers under /usr/kernel probably isn't enough since files such as /etc/name_to_major will still be modified and thus cause a boot-archive mismatch if the driver crashes. The scheme I think *may* work is to add_drv -n the driver, then bootadm update_archive, then devfsadm to load the driver and create the /dev nodes. I'll continue to experiment. The problem may yet be a reconfigure reboot causing a crash on startup. What I really want is the ability to one-shot load a driver such that it does not permanently modify any files and will be forgotten about on reboot... perhaps I can do this by snapshotting my boot archive an always using this to boot from? Paul _______________________________________________ driver-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/driver-discuss
