> > Wiht regards to this, will the second partition be visible to other > OSes like Windows? Or only by solaris. > > If the latter, there is no need to create another partition as > /.cdrom/ is writable anyway, and you can mount other directories over > this.
it's an UFS partition :), in my case there are time that I have fixed systems without CD nor DVD (removed for security purpose) and I need 'stuff' while booted from the USB-memory-stick.. And yes I do know the .cdrom is writeable, but the data I needed need to be udpated sometime and I do not want to have to re-create the image with the 'stuff' I need, but it should be not hard to create the second partition has fat32.. I could make adjustment so a user could select whatever he/she want the 2nd to be UFS/Solaris is FAT32... btw : thanks Anil!! the usb solution has been VERY handy for us! a time-saver many time! -ls > > On 11/13/07, Luc I. Suryo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I made 'couple' change to the usb script (combined the Indiana and > > Belenix script + couple adjustment) and would like to share this, how do > > i do that? and would be nice someone fix any problem/bug. I have tested > > on a 2GB abd 4GB usb. > > > > What it does is this: based on the .iso (cd version) and the size of the > > ucb device, it's creating the usb bootable device. If the size of the usb > > is more > > then 1.7GB then it creates 2 partition (first for the boot/Indiana and the > > second for data..) > > > > > > thanks > > > > -ls _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
