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Operating Systems Solaris Using JumpStart to Install LDoms1.1 Post 302284940 by StarSol on Friday 6th of February 2009 03:12:42 PM
Old 02-06-2009
In the steps mentioned in the document under "Install Using JumpStart Software", here is what I am trying to understand:

Step 1: Where to get Solaris Security Toolkit package (SUNWjass) from? If it is patch 122608-07, then I could download it; I already did.

Steps 3 & 4: does it assume that I unzipped the patch?

Step 7: Where to get Logical Domains Manager package (SUNWldm.v) from? I did not find it as a patch or package? Do I have to get this from LDoms_Manager-1_1.zip which I use to do the manual install?

Note: I would like to install LDoms by JumpStart but do not want to Harden the System (like what is under "Install and Do Not Harden Your System"; and the command looks like # Install/install-ldm -d none). Can this be done with the JumpStart as well?

Thanks
 

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