Paul Whitener wrote:
You may already do this, but before I allow a SRSS server to "serve", I rename the firmware directory firmware-non-gui. I then create a "firmware" softlink to the firmware-gui directory.
This allows me to point my clients to the firmware server and get the latest
release without worry of getting the non-gui firmware..
Rather than moving directories around in the installed directory, it's
probably better to use the utfwadm command to select the GUI firmware
and populate /tftpboot with the one you're after. For example, in the
case of externally managed DHCP rather than the built-in DHCP....
utfwadm -f /opt/SUNWut/lib/firmware_gui -A -a -V
man utfwadm for more details.
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