I have read different articles/docs/posts about solaris zones and liveupgrade issues until now; however, I have some doubts about the right way to deploy liveupgrade boot environments in the following case. I have a system with two disks configured as "mirrors" (that is, the same fdisk partition and VTOC). On the primary disk, I installed Solaris 10 8/07 with two sparse root zones, say Z1 and Z2. Just two file systems were settled on the primary disk: an UFS mounted on /, and a ZFS pool mirroring slice 4 of the two disks and mounted on /zfspool on the 1st disk. The UFS is intended to contain all but user's homes. These are served through a ZFS, namely /zfspool/users/home. Only zone Z2 inherits this ZFS, via the "add fs" setting. All that premised, my questions are: What is the correct way of using Live Upgrade for this case ? Would something like:
# lucreate -c bootenv1 -m /:c2d0s0:ufs -n bootenv2 be sufficient ? That is, will Z2 in bootenv2 "see" /zfspool/users/home ? Any help is appreciated ! g.s This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
