Guy wrote:
> Hello
>
> Do you know if there is a way to use a ITU driver diskette during a jumpstart 
> installation ?
>   
There is no ITU keyword that can be used to enable the ITU process 
during jumpstart. We are planning to encorporate this in to the next gen 
installer we are currently working on. I don't know exactly how the ITU 
works, but I imagine since it happens prior to the installation process 
it has to load the drivers in memory and attach the specific devices. 
And, make sure that these drivers really get installed on the media at 
the appropriate time. So... the process of invoking the ITU service is 
specific, and would require some changes to jumpstart to enable this.

However, maybe this ITU functionality could be mimicked in a jumpstart 
begin script. You would need to load the drivers, get them attached, and 
then you could read the devices you have loaded them for. The finish 
script could be written to install them on the media.

sarah
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> I currently have 2 problems :
>
> 1) when I boot a x86 server using grub with the "install" kernel option,
> I do not go through the following menu that allow (with choice #5) to load a 
> ITU driver diskette :
>
> 1. Solaris Interactive (default)
> 2. Custom JumpStart
> 3. Solaris Interactive Text (Desktop session)
> 4. Solaris Interactive Text (Console session)
> 5. Apply driver updates
> 6. Single user shell
>
> So I can't load the ITU diskette.
>
> Is there a "install itu" option (after the kernel filename and before the -B 
> prop=value args) ?
>
> 2) With Solaris 10 x86 U2 6/06 when I boot without the "install" option, I 
> can go through the above menu, but when I end the "apply driver updates" task 
> after loading the drivers, I do not get back to the same menu, and I end up 
> with an interactive installation, and thus no jumpstart profile usage 
> possible.
>
>
> The ITU driver diskette is mandatory if the disk controller or ethernet 
> adapter driver is not included in the solaris distribution.
>   

> Thank you for your help
>  
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