> I followed the directions for doing a bfu to a new build, but it looks like > the bfu archives have some bad paths in them: > > bash-3.00# /opt/onbld/bin/bfu /export/home/tmp/bfu/archives-b41/i386/ > Copying /opt/onbld/bin/bfu to /tmp/bfu.2393 > Executing /tmp/bfu.2393 /export/home/tmp/bfu/archives-b41/i386/ > > Loading /export/home/tmp/bfu/archives-b41/i386/ on / > > Creating bfu execution environment ... > /tmp/bfu.2393[2261]: /net/onnv.eng/export/gate/public/bin/i386: not found > cp: cannot access /net/onnv.eng/export/gate/public/bin/i386/fastfs > cannot copy /net/onnv.eng/export/gate/public/bin/i386/fastfs > bfu aborting > > I'm guessing there's something missing from the docs about some variable I > have to set or something? I just installed sxcr40, and was trying to bfu to > 41, what am I missing? >
Generally I build-BFU the latest and greatest pretty quickly but I have been seeing a lot of traffic about problems with snv_XX where XX>38 or so. Anything from booting to installation. So I stopped everything at snv_38 and have been watching to see if some _other_ brave soul plowed forwards. Looks like you did. Personally I never use the BFU archives provided anymore. What's the fun in that? I tried it out .. once I think .. but I didn't inhale. I prefer to roll my own and while that may take an offensive amount of time on an old Sun Ultra 2 I find the process to be somewhat gratifying. Perhaps the way to go here is to simply build it yourself and then you know exactly what paths are in there. Am I helpful or what ? ( not really .. I know ) -- Dennis Clarke _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
