> The OpenSolaris installer currently supports > installing into a single ZFS pool - there is > currently no support for installing minimal files > into a root pool and the rest elsewhere. > > Booting from a RAIDZ pool is currently not supported. > Only single disk and mirrored configurations are > currently supported for root pools. > > You might also be able to install Solaris 10 into an > SVM RAID5 using Jumpstart.
Well, I'd also go with a mirrored boot, for example. If something like booting from a minimal boot UFS was possible before b62, how was that done? > Unfortunately OpenSolaris doesn't support booting > from ZFS RAID-Z yet (it is planned in some future). > If you need it now, you can try FreeBSD for that. I know, I'm using FreeBSD 8.0-STABLE right now. Unfortunately, it's a bit unstable on my machine, especially Flash is an issue. And the integration of ZFS, Java, Flash and xVM is indeed very appealing... Thomas -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list opensolaris-help@opensolaris.org
