Thanks for the reply. The profile was the way to go and did exactly what
we needed. If anyone would like to see the profile, here it is:
install_type initial_install
system_type standalone
partitioning explicit
cluster SUNWCall
usedisk c1t0d0
filesys rootdisk.s0 2000 / logging
filesys rootdisk.s1 4000 /var logging
filesys rootdisk.s3 5000 /usr logging
filesys rootdisk.s4 2500 swap
filesys rootdisk.s5 4000 /opt logging
filesys rootdisk.s6 10000 /u05 forcedirectio,noatime
filesys rootdisk.s7 free /u02 forecdirectio,noatime
usedisk c1t1d0
filesys c1t1d0s0 10000 /u03 forcedirectio,noatime
filesys c1t1d0s1 15000 /u01 forcedirectio,noatime
filesys c1t1d0s3 10000 /u04 forcedirectio,noatime
filesys c1t1d0s4 free /u08 forcedirectio,noatime
Cheers,
Mark
Darren Dunham wrote:
Hello all,
I have a working jumpstart server that is heavily used in duplicating
systems. The newest Sun boxes we are getting are arriving with 2 disks.
I would like to figure out a way where I can have jumpstart
automatically partition and newfs the 2nd disk. Is there a way to do
this via the existing profile rule that defines partition sizes/mount
points for my root drive, or will this need to be accomplished via a
finish script?
Either. There shouldn't be a problem doing it in the profile.
The main problem is that you can't call it "the other disk". You'll
have to give it an explicit target like c0t1d0.
If it needs to be done via finish script, does anyone
have an example? I'm guessing will will require some kind of toc file?
Or you could read the existing TOC from the disk via 'prtvtoc', modify
it via a script, then rewrite it via 'fmthard'.
But the profile should be easier.
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