Hey all, I'm hoping someone could shed at least a little light on  
something I'm trying to figure out in DC :)

I'm attempting to put together my own little distro, a parred-down  
small distro that primarily comprises of the storage-server cluster,  
the dependencies for its members, and a few other things.

However when I run distro_const build, I end up getting a image that  
has nearly every package on the opensolaris.org repository in it...  
GNOME, X.org, the works. The resulting ISO image is even larger than  
2008.11! Clearly this is not the result I anticipated.

I admit I'm kind of green in this area, and ope someone can explain  
why I'm getting this result. The relevant part of my dc manifest is:

                <!-- list of packages used to form the installed image -->
                <packages>
                        <!-- Due to dependency issues, SUNWcsd and SUNWcs
                             must be listed first in the package list,
                             and SUNWcsd must preceed SUNWcs -->
                        <pkg name="SUNWcsd"/>
                        <pkg name="SUNWcs"/>
                        <pkg name="slim_install"/>
                        <pkg name="SUNWslim-utils"/>
                        <pkg name="storage-server"/>
                        <pkg name="SUNWstmf"/>
                        <pkg name="SUNWapch22"/>
                </packages>
                <!-- Packages to be removed from the pkg_image area before
                     bootroot construction -->
                <post_install_remove_packages>
                        <pkg name="slim_install"/>
                </post_install_remove_packages>

TIA for any pointers.
/dale

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