The inherit-pkg-dir resource cannot be changed after
the zone has been installed.
You can either change the zone's /etc/vfstab to
automate the mounts,
or you may want to use "fs" resource of zonecfg.
Say this is to mount global zone's /opt/netbeans-5.0
directory which you forgot to inherit
zone
These are very exciting features !!
Some comments.
If a dedicated-cpu (or eventually a dedicated-memory) resource is
configured for the zone, then when the zone boots zoneadmd will create
a temporary pool dedicated for the zones use.
The temp pool created is going to show up in pooladm outp
Interesting !
If you propose to lock all the non global zones and do a pkgadd,
how different is it from pkgadd -G ?
For that matter, pkgadd -G is not just for global, but for any
zone. It gives you same kind of result without having to lock zones.
It installs package only in the zone where pkga
Who, Moe ? !
Ok, Not sure on which alias, But I am sorry if it gave that kind of impression.
I was talking about zone:pool 1:1 situation.
( Which is I guess clear after the experts commented on your question. )
And one more thing that is not covered on this thread,
Christine Tran wrote:
> and t
One always has access to all the system resources through global zone.
Looking at it the other way in the context of processors, global zone
can get resources ( CPUs ) from any pool by means of processes with
adequate privileges and/or backed with global zone's project configurations.
Please go
You may want to add more information like you are creating
psets for each pool and the pset.max and pset.min of each.
Because when I create a pset without specifying them and associate it with a
pool,
the size is zero.
Also a correction. You cannot specify 50/100 shares.
Shares are relative in
