SUMMARY: Jumpstart x86 Solaris 10 systems

[Charles Gagnon]

As many pointed out, I was missing the
/tftpboot/01<MAC_ADDR>.bootenv.rc file. IF the file is there with
the right lines:
       
    setprop input-device 'ttya'
    setprop output-device 'ttya'
         
The system will have the changes after the jumpstart.

Thanks to everyone who helped.

On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 03:04:57PM -0500, Charles Gagnon wrote:
> I am jumpstarting x86 systems (V20z) using DHCP and PXE boot and it
> works quite well with no intervention. I have modified the image's
> bootenv.rc file so I can do it from the serial console with no
> problems.
> 
> My problem is once the system is installed, the bootenv.rc file has
> the input-device and the output device set to screen and keyboard
> instead of ttya. 
> 
> Which part of the process sets the bootenv.rc file on the intalled
> system? Should I have a finish script munge the image?
> 
> I jumpstarted two V40z before and never ran into this issue. After
> the install the system had 'ttya' in bootenv.rc.
> 
> Thanks for your help.
> 
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