On Mar 20, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Jon Aimone wrote: > Hi, > > I believe the best place to ask these questions would be caiman-discuss at > opensolaris.org > . All of these subjects are being actively discussed there, and I > believe there are open bugs/rfes for every item you mention here. >
Correct--thanks, Jon. More below. > luke woo wrote, On 03/20/09 02:11: >> Hi,all: >> I want to know if the opensolaris autoinstall has the post >> script to deal with some issues. because my team have setup the AI >> opensolaris autoinstall server. Also it can work very fine . but >> When I autoinstalled opensoalris successfully. I should go to >> lab and reboot the computer after install the package with the >> IPS according to the AI-manifest. Then Some time I should change >> the hostname in the different computer. These were answered, I believe. >> >> Does the AI autoinstallation have the post scripts just >> like the postscripts in the jumpstart . >> I look over the AIinstall document. I can't find some methods >> like jumpstart postscripts. >> No, at this time those do not exist. That's deliberate. In many (most) cases, Jumpstart finish scripts exist to work around gaps in the feature set or implementation. We want to understand what the real requirements are and build those into the product. >> I know when the client computer boot from the net, it can get >> the AI installation image from AI server, and which can auto- >> install the OpenSolaris core and package from the IPS repository. >> the scripts used for call the IPS to install package is name >> auto_install.sh . How can I add a scripts in to this >> auto_install.sh, so that different client computer can run their >> own scripts. Therefore,This scripts can change the hostname, NIS >> server, IP address and so on. >> The generic solution is to have a package that uses an SMF first-boot property to make changes like this. Alternatively, you can use the Distribution Constructor to create a custom image. Please let me know if you have questions or need more information. Thanks, Eric -- Eric J. Ray Senior Software Engineering Manager Solaris Install Sun Microsystems 303-223-7843 (direct)/x81067 eric.ray at sun.com
