I built a system, using JumpStart(TM), which installs Solaris plus my extra packages, then goes on to perform a few surgical modification on certain configuration files in the finish script.
What I'd like to do now, is have the system reboot, load up SMF manifests, and then proceed to automatically create a flar archive of itself. Is there a file designated for one time postinstall tasks after JumpStarting, which I could use to automatically produce a compressed .flar archive? The docs.sun.com documentation mentions /etc/flash/reboot, but that is for post install tasks when the system is flashed, which implies that I have to have a flash build first. It appears to be a "Catch-22" scenario. One idea I have is to create an SMF manifest, which will create a flash archive of the system, then disable the SMF service, but I'm always interested to know if there is a better way. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
