That's what I tried at first. Unfortunately The myk-2.6.6 binaries won't modload, let alone devfsadm or ifconfig plumb.
I found this thread that suggests recompiling myk: http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=337562 Of course, recompiling requires a compiler and headers. I managed to copy over my gcc install from a Solaris 10u6 box. Unfortunately I also need SUNWhea to get things like /usr/include/sys/types.h. Since I don't yet have a running NIC, I can't install SUNWhea. Hence catch-22. How are the initial packages even distributed on the ISO? I guess as old-fashioned packages. I started mucking about the IPS code base. It seems to me writing a utility to download IPS packages from a repository and rewrite them as old-fashioned packages is the way to go to bootstrap the process. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
