My apologies for being late replying.
I've thought of posting the cluster I use but it seems that everyone
has has a special build particular to their needs.For example, most
people would not use kerberos, but it's in rnet. You could make a
case for SUNWbip, SUNWrcmdc, NTP ... how much do you rea
I used the following package list in a jumpstart profile when building
a cluster in the lab recently. There is still quite a bit of cruft
that could be trimmed out of this list - I forced to add quite a few
packages to resolve dependencies for the "required for our standard
build" junk (mostly the
Christine Tran wrote:
> Cross-posted, pardon me for duplicates.
>
> I'm building a system starting with SUNWCrnet, it needs zones and TX.
>x [P] SUNWj5rt JDK 5.0 Runtime Env. (1.5.0_14)
[...]
> I wonder if the X Window, Motif, CDE and Text Layout is *really*
> necessary. I don't h
Christine,
From the package list I assume you are running Solaris 10, not OpenSolaris.
I suppose you can leave out the X11-related packages, but it isn't a
valid assumption that a headless system doesn't need these packages. X11
applications can be remotely displayed using X protocol, or via X
Cross-posted, pardon me for duplicates.
I'm building a system starting with SUNWCrnet, it needs zones and TX.
Using the fine Solaris Package Companion tool, I'm down to the
following:
[C] SUNWCzoneXXSolaris Zones
[P] SUNWzoner PASSEDSolaris Zones (Root)
