While waiting for the details, I found another way to add CPQary3 driver directly into OpenSolaris ISO. Please see my quick & dirty script below with your caution.
1. You will need to unpack your CPQary3 driver into a folder called "driver". 2. The final ISO file is called as "new.iso" Let me know if you have any problem. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #!/usr/bin/bash org_iso=`pwd`/org.iso org_mnt=/mnt/org new_iso=`pwd`/new.iso new_mnt=/mnt/new new_usb=`pwd`/new.usb mr_iso=`pwd`/mr.iso mr_mnt=/mnt/mr # Extract original iso echo "Extracting original iso" org_dev=`lofiadm -a $org_iso` mkdir $org_mnt mount -F hsfs $org_dev $org_mnt cp -R $org_mnt $new_mnt umount $org_mnt rm -rf $org_mnt lofiadm -d $org_dev # Extract microroot echo "Extracting microroot" cp $new_mnt/boot/x86.microroot ./mr.gz gunzip -c mr.gz > $mr_iso rm mr.gz mr_dev=`lofiadm -a $mr_iso` mkdir $mr_mnt mount $mr_dev $mr_mnt # Add driver to microroot pkgadd -R $mr_mnt -d ./driver/CPQary3.pkg CPQary3 # Repack microroot echo "Repack microroot" umount $mr_mnt rm -rf $mr_mnt lofiadm -d $mr_dev gzip -c $mr_iso > mr.gz rm $mr_iso mv mr.gz $new_mnt/boot/x86.microroot # Repack iso echo "Repack iso" mkisofs \ -r \ -b boot/grub/stage2_eltorito \ -no-emul-boot \ -boot-load-size 4 \ -boot-info-table \ -uid 65432 \ -gid 1 \ -dir-mode 0755 \ -new-dir-mode 0755 \ -file-mode 0755 \ -c .catalog \ -relaxed-filenames \ -ldots \ -allow-lowercase \ -allow-multidot \ -l \ -o $new_iso \ $new_mnt rm -rf $new_mnt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
