>>yes. in the proposed model, system boots up with the default >>"standalone" profile. In this standalone profile, we enable services >>that don't need network connectivity. milestone/singler-user is one of >>them. A detail table of services enabled/disabled is listed at section 5.4.3 >>http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/nwam/design/#network_service >> >>The propose is that first we boot up with standalone. and then when NWAM >>connectes to some network, it switches to a networked profile. >> >> > >What if /usr is an NFS mount? That's one of the reasons we plumb the >network so early today. > > > > > In the new proposal, we don't defer plumbing network, because profile switch will happen when NWAM detects network (the only exception is that user specifically says "I don't want to connect to any network"). Then NFS mount will success as long as NWAM connects to some network successfully. If we wouldn't connect to the network for NFS, then even with the current model, the NFS mounted /usr won't work correctly. Or maybe I missed something here?
-Jan
