Roland,
> Please use...
> -- snip --
> export PARENT_WS="ssh://anon at hg.opensolaris.org/hg/caiman/slim_source";
> -- snip --
> ... since this is no longer the Bourne shell which requires "export" to
> be seperated from the assignment (see
> http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/shell/shellstyle/
Author: David.Comay at Sun.COM
Repository: /hg/caiman/distro_constructor
Latest revision: f2e55695997badd4701748f40c7ede010d52fe9d
Total changesets: 1
Log message:
2061 size of microroot needs to increase for builds 89/90
Files:
update: src/build_dist.bash
> Author: David.Comay at Sun.COM
> Repository: /hg/caiman/distro_constructor
> Latest revision: f2e55695997badd4701748f40c7ede010d52fe9d
> Total changesets: 1
> Log message:
> 2061 size of microroot needs to increase for builds 89/90
>
> Files:
> update: src/build_dist.bash
The above change
> IMHO p7zip is a generally useful compression utility outside of Slim
> Install
> and a SUNWp7zip package is needed. Adding p7zip to SUNWslim-utils will
> make one file appear in two packages.
Right, there already is a SUNWp7zip package which just needs to be
added to the slim_install clust
> Yes "pfexec su" will allow someone to become root, and is, I
> believe, the simplist way to do so.
Actually, an even easier way is to just "pfexec sh".
dsc
> What's the problem with having an installer option such as "advanced"
> somewhere in the user setup section that would allow a user to choose
> what the default environment will be
>
> What I'm getting at is a radio button which would set the defaults
> between GNU, Legacy and Standards-Compliant
> - Will the user be required to accept a license agreement before installation
> proceeds?
Do you mean the existing scheme where the license text is popped up or
something different (similar to what is printed with the Solaris
installer?)
dsc
> http://cr.opensolaris.org/~dminer/distro_constructor/
Looks good. You might want to mention "slim_cd" in the comment where
you list SUNWcsd and SUNWcs.
Also in pkgs.txt, the instance of SUNWdoc is unnecessary as that's part
of the "slim_install" cluster (and it's not a prerequisite).
dsc
http://cr.opensolaris.org/~comay/webrev-dc/
This webrev includes fixes for
157 Keyspan driver not included in developer preview
407 Changes to data files to account for FOX/GNOME/snv_79b resync
The webrev looks large because it includes quite a bit of renaming of
the files under
> Nit that you should update the copyright in build_dist.bash, but
> otherwise looks OK. Looked at a couple of the postrun scripts, didn't
> see anything that looked odd. Out of curiosity, are we getting fewer
> failures from them now?
Yes, I'll update the copyright.
We're actually still seeing
>> --- /tmp/exec_postrunFri Jan 25 21:52:45 2008
>> +++ ./exec_postrunFri Jan 25 20:59:49 2008
>> @@ -13,10 +13,10 @@
>>
>> exec_name=`echo *.$num`
>> echo "Executing $exec_name"
>> -/bin/sh $exec_name > $OUTPUT 2>& 1
>> +/bin/sh $exec_name 2>
Author: David.Comay at Sun.COM
Repository: /hg/caiman/distro_constructor
Latest revision: ac4301fbeb7d22f2823d9d8eb485ddd744540716
Total changesets: 1
Log message:
157 Keyspan driver not included in developer preview
407 Changes to data files to account for FOX/GNOME/snv_79b resync
410 extract_post
> 11221 beadm create core dumps on OpenSolaris 122 SPARC
> http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=11221
> Fixed now - thanks to David Comay for making it happen!
Actually, I had nothing to do to fixing this. It was all the work of
Evan (and Ethan).
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