On 03/04/08, Casper.Dik at Sun.COM wrote: > > >I am creating a package. It worked well in globalzone, but but > >when I installed it on a machine with local zone, I saw the > >following message: > > > >"This appears to be an attempt to install the same architecture and > >version of a package which is already installed. This installation > >will attempt to overwrite this package." > > You installed it in the global zone first and than on the local zone? No, I didn't. There was a local zone on my machine, and I installed the package in global zone. The system first installed my package in global zone(and it worked fine), then tried to installed it in local zone and output the following message.
Is it possible that there was something wrong in my package description files? > >and some warning messages like: > > > >/usr/erlang/R12B/lib/erlang/bin/dialyzer <attribute change only> > >WARNING: attribute verification of > ></usr/erlang/R12B/lib/erlang/bin/dialyzer> failed > > unable to fix attributes > > > >Can anyone tell me what's the reason for these messages and how > >I can fix it? > > > Packages which touch /usr can only be installed in "whole root" zones and > the global zone; but it should be possible to ionly install in the global > zone. Yes, the local zone was a sparse root zone. But I didn't install it in local zone, See above. Thanks. -- Regards, Raymond
