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solaris 9 using jumpstart to restore
Hello All,
I use flar to install servers. I am not sure why it does not restore my hostname.bge0, hostname.bge1, ... from the same server with quad NIC card. Right now, I use a shell script to copy my networking information. Am I doing anything wrong or is flar behaving the way it is suppose to? Here is what I am using to create my flars flarcreate -n "hostname-flar" -c -S -R / -x /opt/Flar /opt/Flar/flar-name.flar. Do I need to add anything to this? thanks for your help 
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from "man flar" ...
Code:
DESCRIPTION
The flar command is used to administer flash archives. A
flash archive is an easily transportable version of a refer-
ence configuration of the Solaris operating environment,
plus optional other software. Such an archive is used for
the rapid installation of Solaris on large numbers of
machines.
good luck!
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