Calum Mackay wrote:
thanks,
That entirely depends on how your filesystem is setup/split.
That workaround should work if you are using the default filesystem
setup that an install from an OpenSolaris LiveCD gives you.
I think I am; I installed 127 from USB, into a 100GB partition of a
larger disk.
ca...@miles:~$ zfs list -r rpool
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
rpool 13.3G 84.6G 83K /rpool
rpool/ROOT 5.41G 84.6G 21K legacy
rpool/ROOT/osol-127 12.2M 84.6G 2.37G /
rpool/ROOT/osol-128a 5.40G 84.6G 4.53G /
rpool/dump 3.97G 84.6G 3.97G -
rpool/swap 3.97G 88.5G 72.9M -
Given that, would you suggest it reasonable to try PKG_CACHEDIR=/var/tmp
for the image-update to 129?
I hesitated, as in 12986 we're talking about a single package, not
"entire".
Yes, it should work. Remember, image-update should operate using an
alternate BE, so even if the upgrade failed part of the way, no harm
should be done to the current BE.
--
Shawn Walker
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