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Hi robsonde

Currently, only /var can be separated by default by using the bootenv-keyword in your rules-file.

Perhabs you should look at the custom_probes-scripts to implement your...

As already been said, there are two ways to get your goal:

1.) Attach the dataset to global zone and as LOFS to local zone:

add fs
set dir=<path_in_zone>
set spezial=<path_in_global>
set...

Hi Rahulpakanati

Please post the 2 commands and the content of /etc/passwd for us - so we will be able to help you.

Regards,

Mike

Hi aav1307

FTP uses the directory entry of /etc/passwd. So you'll need to change it there.

Regards, Mike

Hi rahulpakanti

Use the following commands to change userid and groupid of a virtual volume:
/usr/sbin/vxedit -g <diskgroup> set user="<username>" volumename/usr/sbin/vxedit -g <diskgroup> set...

As already said by jlliagre, there is no support for SMBFS in Solaris 10. SUN announced to support SMBFS by Solaris 11 (or already by OpenSolaris since longer period of time).

The package, adelsin...

Don't miss to eventually change /etc/hostname.<IF>, too. :)

It could be possible, that you use something like LIVE CDs, that would not start an installation process during "normal" boot. There, you could specify '- install' in order to directly start...

Just to inform those having the same issue or some kind of.

ZFS is not a volume but only an advanced disk manager. Therefore, setup like those mentioned in my first post, are not directly...

Hi all

I plan to install Solaris 10U6 on some SPARC server using ZFS as root pool, whereas I would like to keep the current setup done by VxVM:

- 2 internal disks: c0t0d0 and c0t1d0
- bootable...

Hey, is there more than one drive connected to this host? Did that drive work at any time so far? Could it be, that there is something like a driver for this device is missing after the restore?
...

Principally you're right. There is no need for a reboot. Thus how can you be sure, that the replace was successfull, reboot during a downtime should be done.

Try the following: log onto your system as some working user and change to the requested. if this works, logging is i.O - you may need to check the users rights to access $HOME.

Hey em23:

This will only work for sure, if you do not change the Solaris Release. After some heavy troubles migrating sol zones from Solaris 10 U2 or U4 to current, we decided to reinstall...

Hey Jay

Unless you need the CDS Disk feature of SF5.0 or Veritas Cluster Server, I would also try to have a look at SUN's zfs, that comes "free to use" with any Solaris 10 and (somehow...

Unless you choose to have SPARC based hardware, you would like to check the system using SUN's Solaris Operating System for x86 Installation Check Tool...

You may have "branded zones": you may virtualize older Solaris 8 or Solaris 9 based systems to new Solaris 10 branded zones or even get some Linux brand running.

By this: the hostID for Solaris 8...