Hi Thomas,
You can't create a UFS root with any Oracle Solaris 11 installer.
Only ZFS root file systems are available with Oracle Solaris 11
releases.
You can create UFS non-root file systems on a Oracle Solaris 11
system by using the mkfs or newfs commands.
Thanks,
Cindy
On 12/06/10 14:28, T
Thomas Jung wrote:
> Is there no way to use Solaris 11 with UFS?
UFS data yes, but the system disks must be ZFS. All the boot
environment management, including the IPS package system, relies
on ZFS snapshots and clones.
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-Alan [email protected]
Hello Alan,
How did you do this. The only option is to install using ZFS. If it were
Solaris 10 then you can still use UFS.
The error is basically that you're trying to use UFS ACL's o a ZFS
partition.
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-2271/gbacb?l=ja&a=view
Oh, yes. Indeed.
First, I in
> The main Problem at the moment is, that I have
> installed all
> OpenSolaris/Indiana Installations with UFS, but alwas
> get the error:
How did you do this. The only option is to install using ZFS. If it were
Solaris 10 then you can still use UFS.
The error is basically that you're trying to
Hello,
I started to use OpensSolaris/Indiana (VM in VirtualBox)
The main Problem at the moment is, that I have installed all
OpenSolaris/Indiana Installations with UFS, but alwas get the error:
---snip---
# getfacl filea
File system doesn't support aclent_t style ACL's.
See acl(5) for more info
