Hi Paul,
The only way I can think of create your own services in the global zone that
will do a zoneadm -z zonename boot and have these service depend on each other.
You then have to disable the svc:/system/zones service which is used to boot
all zones during system boot.
Greetings,
Peter
Paul Davis wrote:
Is there a way to control the (auto) start order of zones or better yet
even dependencies? We have a complete, tiered environment in zones and
would like to control the start order:
DB zone - APP zone - WEB zone
Thanks,
Paul
Hi Sivakumar,
First unmount the zone and then boot it since booting a mounted zone
isn't permitted.So, you need to do the following:
zoneadm -z zonename unmount
zoneadm -z zonename boot
Regards
Shivani
Sivakumar Shanmugasundaram wrote:
I have a non-global zone which shows in a 'mounted'
Sivakumar Shanmugasundaram wrote:
I have a non-global zone which shows in a 'mounted' state. (Guess, I hit
on the CR#6217053
Now, I cant boot or halt it.
Any help/workaround is much appreciated.
Siva
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Shivani/Enda,
Thanks.
This worked. 'unmount' is undocumented, is it?
Enda, yes. I was doing a pkgadd when I interrupted it. (to run pkgadd -G
again).
Siva
shivani khosa wrote:
Hi Sivakumar,
First unmount the zone and then boot it since booting a mounted zone
isn't permitted.So, you need
Sivakumar Shanmugasundaram wrote:
Shivani/Enda,
Thanks.
This worked. 'unmount' is undocumented, is it?
It's an internal zone state used by the patch/packaging tools to manage
zones that are halted.
Enda, yes. I was doing a pkgadd when I interrupted it. (to run pkgadd -G
again).
hmm, did
Sivakumar Shanmugasundaram writes:
This worked. 'unmount' is undocumented, is it?
Not documented, because it's not supported for customer use. It's not
a secret, though. You can find out what it does in PSARC 2005/474.
Enda, yes. I was doing a pkgadd when I interrupted it. (to run pkgadd -G
Hi Renaud,
I like that as it does not break any thing else, but may catch some
people out in the future when zones autoboot that they were not
expecting based on the zone XML. And best of all it works now.
I was thinking of a RFE on how to add this feature. I came up with two
ideas and I would
If I have an application (SUNW_PKG_ALLZONES = FALSE) that installs some
in /opt and some in /var/opt, and I set my non-global zone to have an
inherit-pkg-dir /opt, when I install the zone and when I patch the
application in the global zone, will it install and patch my NGZ
/var/opt, where
Rodney and all:
Thanks all for all the input.
Rodney, you have some great ideas for an RFE.
Edna, you are correct that the same issue exists on tiered, physical
servers, but as Rodney points out, this is typically solved by manual
operator intervention. My question was if anything existed
On Thu, 8 Mar 2007, Rodney Lindner wrote:
RFE: To be able to specify the boot order of a zone.
Method 1: (SMF mod only)
Modify the smf svc:/system/zones service to look for a file (say
/etc/zonesbootorder). If it is present it will boot the zones in the order the
appear in the file and the
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