Hi,
as we all know, jumpstart is basically used for installing *new* systems. When
using jumpstart with flash-archives you can restore most of customizations done
to a system - except for the personalization.
If you look into a flash archive *all* of the personalization is stored in the
Hi Volker,
well - man pages are patient and strings is kind of hard to create some sort
of automatism on it. BTW the discrepancies between strings and the man page
were the reason I posted my question. As an example - the hostname6.* files.
They will be erased, but are not mentioned in the man
Hi,
have you checked out the network statistics on possible errors? (netstat -i)
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Hi,
how many CPUs has your System? I've seen a load average of 7! For a single
CPU system that's by far too much! Seems like there are running some other
things too.
Alex
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Hi Jacqueline,
I haven't checked the sources, but pkgrm always checks for dependencies global
and non global. I assume, they're looking into the dependency file stored in
/var/sadm/pkg/pkgname/save/pspool/pkgname/install/depend
Have you tried to truss the pkgrm call?
Cheers,
Alex
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