keywords for sysidcfg in jumpstart
Hi all,
where can I find a complete list of all possible keywords for the sysidcfg file using a jumpstart server?
I want to set up a Solaris 10-11.06 x86 on a Dell gx240; the installation should run in text mode, but with my sysconfig file there's always coming up a request about the display, keyboard and graphics.
The target is an installation without any interaction!
here's my sysidcfg:
keyboard=ATKBD {layout=de}
display=ati {size=17-inch}
pointer=MS-S
name_service=NIS {domain_name=DMAINNAME
name_server=nisserver(10.x.y.z)}
root_password=BLABLA
system_locale=C
timezone=CET
timeserver=localhost
terminal=vt100
security_policy=NONE
network_interface=primary {netmask=255.255.0.0
default_route=10.a.b.c
protocol_ipv6=no}
Thx in advance!
# 1
In the old days when Xsun was the only server, you'd set up a machine once, then run 'kdmconfig -d <file>' to get display, pointer, and monitor keywords that you can stick into the file.
I don't know if that still does anything useful if you're running an Xorg display or not...
--
Darren
# 2
Well, what I would like to have is a complete list of all possible values for the sysidcfg file in the jumpstart directory. For example for the keyword terminal the value "vt100" and "xterm" and "sun-cmd" are possible; which values I can use also? What's about keyboard or display? Or is it possible to get these values automatically?
That's my problem: I use a german keyboard and after install Solaris10-x86 the keyboard is set to en-US; the only trick I found was using "eeprom kbd-type=German" in the postinstall script. Would be helpful to have a automatic hardware detection - for Linux this works nice... don't get me wrong, I love Solaris (sparc) since 1992, but some things in Linux are also very nice...
Frank.
