Hello, > So you should be able to simplify your installation > procedure: > - section "Logical Domain Creation" > you shouldn't need to backup and restore the disk > label, you can remove all dd > commands done in that section.
Yes, but I observed that if I create the file (mkfile) and then bind the domain without the backup/restore steps, Debian installer does not see the virtual drive correctly. In my case, it detected a 15 Mb disk instead of 4 Gb. > - section "Network installation": after the > installation and domain reboot are > completed, try this: > . stop and unbind the domain > > # ldm stop debiandom > # ldm unbind debiandom > > . clear the disk image label: > # dd if=/dev/zero > of=/export/ldomsvdisks/debian01.img count=1 > conv=notrunc > Then should be able to bind and boot your domain > without having to change the > isk label anymore. Ok, I will test this also. > - section "How to unbind and bind the domain": you > shouldn't need that section > nymore. Fine, I'll test everything asap and update the procedure. Many thanks!! >> I have just posted my experience here: >> >> http://dramor.net/blog/archives/250 > Thanks. That's very useful. Best regards, -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
