> There's one notable option you didn't list: create > /usr/foo (where 'foo' is the directory into which this software > installs) as a writable directory within the zone. To do this, just > use "add fs" to create either a lofs, ufs, or zfs mount.
Right, that's another workaround we already use for SAP installations in /usr/sap. Since SAP does not use pkg-files for installing this works fine. Thanks for that hint - I've forgot to mention. Unfortunately we have some other software in pkg-format for which no workaround fits at all. In these cases the only solution is reinstalling local zone or - if possible - converting /usr from inherited to plain copy. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ zones-discuss mailing list [email protected]
