James Falkner wrote:
What's the best way to determine if you're in a sparse
root local zone vs. a whole root local zone? Merely
the presence of loopback-mounted OS filesystems like
/usr?
It would seem pkgcond for the tool for that:
$ pkgcond
no condition to check specified; usage is:
pkgcond [-nv] <condition> [ <option(s)> ]
command options:
-n - negate results of condition test
-v - verbose output of condition testing
<condition> may be any one of:
can_add_driver [path]
can_remove_driver [path]
can_update_driver [path]
is_alternative_root [path]
is_boot_environment [path]
is_diskless_client [path]
is_global_zone [path]
is_mounted_miniroot [path]
is_netinstall_image [path]
is_nonglobal_zone [path]
is_path_writable path
is_running_system [path]
is_sparse_root_nonglobal_zone [path]
is_what [path]
is_whole_root_nonglobal_zone [path]
<option(s)> are specific to the condition used
pkgcond -?
- Shows this help message
It doesn't have a man page (at least on my system), so it might not be a
stable interface for general consumption though...
Menno
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Menno Lageman - Sun Microsystems - http://blogs.sun.com/menno
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