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Technical Topic: oi-userland
Install from ISO
- As of 2015-03-30, use hipster ISO for userland building
- Once logged in, use nwam applet to disable NICs for zones ===
- Create a profile named “Zones”
- Add only global zone NIC in the “Activate every time” section
- Shutdown and remove virtual installation ISO
- Boot up and install Solaris guest additions
- Shutdown and remove virtual guest-additions ISO
- Boot into new system, ready to proceed
Make basic preference/environment changes, as desired
- Entries in /etc/hosts
- Desktop preference changes
- Shell initialization and ~/.* files
Change package repository settings (only if switching from non-hipster):
- pkg unset-publisher openindiana.org
- pkg set-publisher -p http://pkg.openindiana.org/hipster-2015
- pkg install -v package/pkg
- pkg update -v
Set up zone for building
See OpenIndiana for zone basics
Take a snapshot of the zone
zlogin oibld init 5cp -pf /etc/zones/oibld.xml /zones/oidev/oibldzfs snapshot -r zonepool/zones/oidev/oibld@snapshotnamezoneadm -z oibld boot
Following guide at http://wiki.openindiana.org/oi/Building+with+oi-userland ...
- Ensure up-to-date (if installed from hipster ISO):
pkg update -v - Install these prerequisite packages in the zone:
pkg install build-essential - Create a fork of OpenIndiana/oi-userland in your own github account space
Clone your fork and set up for use:
cd $HOME/oi-userland ; gmake setup ; gmake check-environment
Set your local repo as publisher:
pkg set-publisher -p file:$HOME/oi-userland/i386/repo*pkg set-publisher -P userland=== Run a local package server for other zones or hosts: === */usr/lib/pkg.depotd -d $HOME/oi-userland/i386/repo -p 10000''
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tech/openindiana/userland/start.1432412662.txt.gz · Last modified: 2015/05/23 15:24 by rk4n3
