Thanks for the answers John, Glen
I think John was right that it is better to build my own mfsroot and
then make config scripts etc.
The `sysctl -a` can do the thing with detecting the hardware etc. It
is a bit lammy but is working. Then dd fdisk bsdlabel and newfs do the
rest.
However if someone i
On Wednesday 10 August 2005 09:18 am, iv gan wrote:
> I am not so sure because the script cannot detect different devices.
> It can be ad or ar or whatever but it cannot chechk for it. And what I
> would like to do is more to detect the device and then to do something
> like 10% to /, 20% to /tmp 3
I am not so sure because the script cannot detect different devices.
It can be ad or ar or whatever but it cannot chechk for it. And what I
would like to do is more to detect the device and then to do something
like 10% to /, 20% to /tmp 35% to /var and 35% to /usr or something
like it.
Any suggest
At 03:11 AM 8/10/2005, iv gan wrote:
Yep that's write.
but there is no way to script a generic install so to install on
different drives with different sizes.
So for that there is maybe a way to change something in the sysintall
sources. But without any success for the moment
I don't see anythi
At 02:39 AM 8/10/2005, iv gan wrote:
Hi there,
I try to make a custom installation of FreeBSD 5.3 in a way that there
are no questions during the process but rather it detects the hard
disk size makes the partitions etc...
For the moment I smply try to compile sysinstall (cd
/usr/src/usr.sbin/sys
Yep that's write.
but there is no way to script a generic install so to install on
different drives with different sizes.
So for that there is maybe a way to change something in the sysintall
sources. But without any success for the moment
Thanks
Ivo
On 8/10/05, Glenn Dawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
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