jan damborsky wrote:
> Jean McCormack wrote:
>   
>> jan damborsky wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi Karen, Jean,
>>>
>>> wonderful job ! Thanks !
>>>
>>> Since it is likely we will be adding stuff to the AI image
>>> (installer pieces, support for service discovery, downloading
>>> and mounting AI archives, test drivers, ...),
>>> I would like to ask, what the prerequisites are in order to be
>>> able to reproduce the steps for creating AI image.
>>> I could think about following pieces (I assume there might be more :-)
>>>
>>> * IPS repo
>>>  - ipkg.sfbay:29048 (available only internally)
>>>
>>> * modified DC running on Sparc machine
>>>  - Are DC diffs available for taking a look or could
>>>    we pick up modified version ?
>>>
>>> * AI manifest
>>>  - /net/line3-v480.sfbay/rpool/dc/ai_x86_image_sparc.xml (available 
>>> only internally)
>>>
>>> Thank you,
>>> Jan
>>>
>>>
>>> Karen Tung wrote:
>>>       
>>>> Jean and I are delighted to report that we are finally
>>>> able to produce an AI image that can boot successfully
>>>> into live-fs-root, and got to the line where it
>>>> says "Couldn't determine source of automated install image".
>>>> We felt that the image is good enough for the AI team to use it
>>>> for their testing/development.
>>>>
>>>> This image is created entirely by our modifications to the DC.
>>>> The only thing that you still need to hack is that you need to
>>>> install the boot blocks by hand.  That  means, you need
>>>> to run the installboot command on the bootroot of the image
>>>> manually.  We will get that figured out and fixed next week.
>>>> You can find the image at:
>>>>
>>>> /net/line3-v480.sfbay/rpool/dc/ai-dec5/media/ai-dec5.iso
>>>>
>>>> In case you are interested, the manifest we used to create
>>>> this image is at:
>>>>
>>>> /net/line3-v480.sfbay/rpool/dc/ai_x86_image_sparc.xml
>>>>         
>> Jan,
>>
>> Our current bits add a finalizer script that copies the "new" 
>> live-fs-root
>> from my workspace to the image. Obviously that won't stand long term but
>> until we can get it integrated into the repository it's there.
>>     
>
>
> I have picked up ai-dec5.iso and tried on T5220 with 1GB RWM. I was able 
> to get
> to the point where net archives are downloaded and mounted and I can test AI
> for now.

I have just tried on T1000 (8GB RWM) and it fails in following way when 
booting from disk:

{0} ok boot disk -k -F /x86.microroot
Sun Fire(TM) T1000, No Keyboard
Copyright 2006 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All rights reserved.
OpenBoot 4.25.0, 8184 MB memory available, Serial #75710282.
Ethernet address 0:14:4f:83:3f:4a, Host ID: 84833f4a.

Rebooting with command: boot disk -k -F /x86.microroot
Boot device: /pci at 7c0/pci at 0/pci at 8/scsi at 2/disk at 0,0  File and 
args: -k -F 
/x86.microroot
ERROR: /packages/deblocker: Last Trap: Fast Data Access MMU Miss


It seems that some stuff is missing in microroot which is required  for 
T1000,
but not needed for successful boot on T5220.

Jan


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