Steve Gaede wrote:
>> The reason why you can't specify size in mirrors for jumpstart is that 
>> the two disks may have different geometry so the cylinder size and 
>> number of cylinders are different. 
>>     
>
> Ahh, this makes perfect sense.  I was assuming identical disks, which
> is my situation.
>
>   
>> Once it failed, run the jumpstart in dryrun mode to provide more debug 
>> information and it will tell you which jumpstart line has the problem.
>>     
>
> This is what I get when I specify the size of the mirrored root partition
> in megabytes:
>
> # /usr/sbin/install.d/pfinstall -D -c $s x
>
> Parsing profile
>          1: #
>          2: # Profile for installing a V120 with mirrored root on
>          3: # two 73GB disk drives.  
>          4: #
>          5: install_type initial_install
>          6: system_type standalone
>          7: #
>          8: cluster             SUNWCuser
>          9: #
>         10: # Disk partitioning
>         11: #
>         12: # 
>         13: partitioning        existing
>         14: filesys     mirror:d0 c1t0d0s0 c1t1d0s0 57707 /
>
> ERROR: Field 3 - Existing partitioning requires a size of "existing"
>   
You can't use 'partitioning existing' (line 13) and define a new slice 
(filesystem) with a size (line 14) since they are opposites.
> Test run complete. Exit status 2.
> #
>
> As I noted in my original post, the check script rejects the word
> "existing" in place of the size in megabytes. 
>
> Here's the complete profile file:
>
> #
> # Profile for installing a V120 with mirrored root on
> # two 73GB disk drives.  
> #
> install_type initial_install
> system_type standalone
> #
> cluster         SUNWCuser
> #
> # Disk partitioning
> #
> # 
> partitioning    existing
> filesys         mirror:d0 c1t0d0s0 c1t1d0s0 existing /
> filesys         c1t0d0s1        existing        swap
> filesys         c1t0d0s6        existing        /mnt
> metadb          c1t0d0s7
> #
> #
> filesys         c1t1d0s1        existing        swap
> filesys         c1t1d0s6        existing        /mnt2
> metadb          c1t1d0s7
>
> So I'm back to my original question: is it really not possible to
> set up disk mirroring on an initial install leaving the disk 
> partitioning as is?
>   
I haven't tried this but you can try to remove 'partitioning existing' 
line and use existing for all other 'filesys' keyword.

- Sundar
> Steve
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