Network Installation Commands
This table describes the commands you use to install Oracle Solaris software
over the network. The table also indicates to which platform the commands apply.
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A
command that adds network installation information about a system to an install server
or boot server from the network. The add_install_client(1M) man page contains more
information. |
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A script that copies the current Oracle Solaris release DVD or CDs
to an install server's local disk or copies the boot software to a
boot server. The setup_install_server(1M) man page contains more information. |
(CD media only) add_to_install_server
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A script that copies additional packages within a product tree on the CDs
to the local disk on an existing install server. The add_to_install_server(1M) man
page contains more information. |
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A command that enables the mounting of file
systems and shows the mounted file systems, including the file system on the
Oracle Solaris DVD or Oracle Solaris Software and Oracle Solaris Languages CDs. The
mount(1M) man page contains more information. |
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A command that lists all the shared
file systems that are located on a remote host. The showmount(1M) man page contains
more information. |
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A command for determining a system's platform name,
for example, SUNW, Ultra-5_10, or i86pc. You might need the system's platform name
when you install the Oracle Solaris software. See the prtconf(1M) man page for more
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patchadd -C net_install_image |
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A command to add patches to the files that are located
in the miniroot, Solaris_10 /Tools/Boot, on a net installation image of a DVD
or CD that is created by setup_install_server. This facility enables you to
patch Oracle Solaris installation commands and other miniroot-specific commands. net_install_image is the absolute path
name of the net installation image.
| Caution - Don't use the patchadd -C command unless you have
read the Patch README instructions or have contacted your local Oracle support office.
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For more
information, see the following references:
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An Open Boot PROM command
for resetting the system and rebooting the machine. Or, if you boot and
see a series of error messages about I/O interrupts, press the Stop and
A keys at the same time, and then type reset at the ok
or > PROM prompt. |
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An Open Boot PROM command that displays
system information, such as model name, Ethernet address, and memory installed. You can
issue this command only at the ok or > PROM prompt. |
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