On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 4:17 PM, Ben Rockwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jason King wrote:
>> I haven't found any documentation (yet, still looking), that says
>> anything either way, but I'm wondering to facilitate zone migration if
>> you can place a zone root on an NFS filesystem? Obviously w
I just answered a similar query in indiana-discuss.
First, if you are using 'pkg image-update', you are not
running nevada, you are running opensolaris. There
is a huge difference in the way zones work between
nevada and opensolaris.
To answer your question.
The way zones work in opensolaris ha
See my response on the following thread:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=80152&tstart=0
Jerry
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Since there have been several questions about using
zones on recent opensolaris builds (98 and later)
I thought I would try to summarize what to do.
First, all of this is discussed in gory detail in
the spec if you need more info:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=273528&;
1)
Hi Jerry,
Jerry Jelinek wrote:
> 3) Zones are only supported in ZFS. This means that the zonepath
> must be a dataset. For example, if the zonepath for your
> zone is /export/zones/foo, then /export/zones must be a dataset.
> The zones code will then create the foo dataset and all th
Zoram Thanga wrote:
> Hi Jerry,
>
> Jerry Jelinek wrote:
>> 3) Zones are only supported in ZFS. This means that the zonepath
>> must be a dataset. For example, if the zonepath for your
>> zone is /export/zones/foo, then /export/zones must be a dataset.
>> The zones code will then cre
Hello
>> Jerry Jelinek wrote:
>>> 3) Zones are only supported in ZFS. This means that the zonepath
>>> must be a dataset. For example, if the zonepath for your
>>> zone is /export/zones/foo, then /export/zones must be a dataset.
>>> The zones code will then create the foo dataset and
Mike Futerko wrote:
> Hello
>
>>> Jerry Jelinek wrote:
3) Zones are only supported in ZFS. This means that the zonepath
must be a dataset. For example, if the zonepath for your
zone is /export/zones/foo, then /export/zones must be a dataset.
The zones code will th
Mike Futerko writes:
> How to identify is it OpenSolaris or Nevada? I've just finished LU from
> snv_85 to snv_99 and wondering will my zones boot or not when I switch
> to snv_99?
If you're using LU, then it's Nevada (Solaris Express). If you're
using beadm and pkg to do your upgrades, then it's
On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 11:27:28AM -0400, Jeff Victor wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 4:17 PM, Ben Rockwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Jason King wrote:
> >> I haven't found any documentation (yet, still looking), that says
> >> anything either way, but I'm wondering to facilitate zone migrati
Steffen Weiberle wrote:
>> 5. Can somebody clarify me whether ZFS is supported for containers?
>> Since ZFS has the concept of creating pool of devices first and on top
>> of that file systems can be created. I would like to know what kind of
>> support is there today for ZFS for Solaris co
Tamer Embaby wrote:
> Steffen Weiberle wrote:
>>> 5. Can somebody clarify me whether ZFS is supported for containers?
>>> Since ZFS has the concept of creating pool of devices first and on top
>>> of that file systems can be created. I would like to know what kind of
>>> support is there to
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