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On Tue, Jan 30, 2007 at 12:18:50PM -0800, Steve Lawrence wrote:
> Hey Ian,
>
> I've tried to reproduce your problem using solaris nevada build 55b (the
> developer release), with no luck.
>
> What version of solaris are you running (uname -rv, cat /etc/release).
>
> Can you ctrl-c y
Hey Ian,
I've tried to reproduce your problem using solaris nevada build 55b (the
developer release), with no luck.
What version of solaris are you running (uname -rv, cat /etc/release).
Can you ctrl-c your hung ps process?
Is the zone running? What is the output of:
# zoneadm list -p
Ian Brown wrote:
I must add the following:
ps -z 0
does NOT hang and is OK.
ps -z 0,3
DOES hang (again after sched)
and "3" is the id of the zone I created.
Regads,
Ian
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Did you log in to the zone's console and answer the questions? (zlogin
-C zone_name). Regardless, I have never had a zone hang on a "ps", even
before sysidtool completes
Ian Brown wrote:
Hello,
I have this strange phenomenon with zones :
I create a zone with zonecfg, than , with zoneadm, I
Ian Brown wrote:
Hello,
I have this strange phenomenon with zones :
What version of Solaris are you using?
I create a zone with zonecfg, than , with zoneadm, I install it and boot it.
When I try , after these stages, "ps -ef", everything is OK (namely I see all
processes as I should).
I must add the following:
ps -z 0
does NOT hang and is OK.
ps -z 0,3
DOES hang (again after sched)
and "3" is the id of the zone I created.
Regads,
Ian
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FYI, you can also use "create -b" (blank) so you don't have to run
remove-pkg-dir 4 times.
Actually, the documented way to create a whole-root zone *is* to remove
the default inherit-pkg-dir resources. The reason for this is "create
-b" says to use a blank template - n
Bill Casale wrote:
How do you update the DST patch on a whole root zone? Patch # 122032-03
has been applied to the global zone but it does not appear to have been
passed to the non global zone. On the global zone the time stamps on
the files included in that patch are changed. On the non global
Hello,
I have this strange phenomenon with zones :
I create a zone with zonecfg, than , with zoneadm, I install it and boot it.
When I try , after these stages, "ps -ef", everything is OK (namely I see all
processes as I should).
BUT: than I ran "zlogin myZone", and then :
from the global
