Solaris jumpstart directory » History » Version 2
Paul Kelly, 05/12/2011 05:24 AM
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3 | 2 | Paul Kelly | This directory contains a selection of support files that are used during the Solaris build process for both Sparc and Intel hosts. |
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5 | 2 | Paul Kelly | During a traditional Solaris build, the host's configuration is arrived at by matching of the host's architecture and other parameters against a file based rules database. The process implemented in this directory is that a generic host is declared and this host then requests a more detailed profile and finish script from Foreman via a web based query. |
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7 | 2 | Paul Kelly | Note that this directory structure is mounted on the host during the build process. It is then accessed in the miniroot, where not all Solaris utilities are available. |
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9 | 1 | Paul Kelly | h2. Directory structure |
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11 | |_.File|_.Purpose| |
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12 | |curl|Wrapper to select the correct binary| |
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13 | |curl.i386|Statically linked Intel curl| |
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14 | |curl.sparc|Statically linked Sparc curl| |
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15 | |dynamic_finish|Generic finish script that requests a host specific script from Foreman *| |
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16 | |dynamic_profile|Generic profile script that requests a host specific script from Foreman *| |
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17 | |nslookup|Wrapper to select the correct binary| |
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18 | |nslookup.i386|Statically linked Intel nslookup| |
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19 | |nslookup.sparc|Statically linked Sparc nslookup| |
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20 | |nsswitch.conf|Switch file that selects hosts: files, DNS| |
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21 | |rules|Solaris boilerplate| |
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22 | |rules.ok|Solaris boilerplate| |
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23 | |sysidcfg|Solaris boilerplate| |
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24 | |sysidcfg/sysidcfg_primary|Solaris boilerplate| |
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25 | |sysidcfg/sysidcfg_primary/sysidcfg|Global build values #| |
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27 | The files marked with a + may need to be configured for your installation. These contain embedded url's referring to your foreman host and port. These may need to be changed. |
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28 | The file marked with a # may need to be configured for your installation though the default values are reasonable defaults. |