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The flash create should give you a one file nice compact package, yes.

I don't see much wrong with the command that you used to create the flash but I don't normally use '-c' (compression). I...

Hi 2fat2fly,

I have had a look through this thread and must confess I'm a little confused as to why it's proving so trouble some. I'm pretty sure this is something stupid that's being missed, but...

Another, perhaps silly, question is could the two nodes be running different versions of NFS? What is the remote node OS holding the flash archive?

You could try this just to test.

Boot from...

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19253-01/817-5504/eyavn/index.html

Obvious questions are:

Does the network interface configure correctly? Is there a DHCP server supplying the parameters needed?
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Why do you think that you need a 'live' DVD?

If you have the installation media for the Solaris 10 version that you are running then you can:

ok> boot cdrom -s

to boot into single user...

Firstly, I appreciate why you are trying to connect an external HDD but do you realize just how slow it might be? If your (Sun) hardware is USB1 then it will be hopeless!! If it's USB2 it will be...

You have mirrored UFS filesystems and you want to clone the system.

How much Solaris experience do you have?

I have recently given extensive advice/assistance to another member wanting to clone...

Is the purpose of this solely for backup? Or is there some other motive?

What type of filesystem(s) do you have? UFS or ZFS? and how many?

Flash archive is surely a portable format which can...

You shouldn't need to worry about NOTRAILERS unless you are needing to route packets. I assume that your NFS node containing the ufsdump that you want to restore is on the same subnet??

So let's...