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make_config(1M) make_config(1M)
no_sd_server
This option instructs make_config to generate sw_source
statements in the
configuration files which do not reference a particular SD server or depot. This is useful
for generating configuration files which will end up on install media. The assumption is
that the depot is found at
/ on the CD/DVD media. If the depot is not located at
/, that
will require additional work by specifying the
sd_depot_dir attribute yourself.
sd_host_name=hostname|ip
This option allows you to specify that the
sw_source.sd_server
entries in the
configuration file will have a different IP address for the server than the default. This is
useful if your server has multiple IP addresses and you wish to use one other than the
default.
load_order=number
This option allows you to specify a relative load order in the
sw_source statement in
the configuration file. It is only valid when used with the
-c option. If the depot con-
tains HPUXEnvironment, HPUXBaseOS, OpEnvironments or LanguagesUI bundles, the
load order is automatically 0 (or 1 in certain circumstances) and this option is ignored. If
the depot contains extension software, the load order is automatically six (6) and this
option is ignored. For all other depots, this option may be used to change the default load
order of five (5) to a desired load order greater than zero (0).
no_full_sd_spec
This option specifies that the sw_sel.sd_software_list
entries in the
configuration file will reference bundles by their SD tags instead of by their full software
specification. This is useful when the underlying depot will be undergoing frequent
changes to the SD revision attributes and you do not wish to run
make_config each
time the depot has changed. Note that this option is dangerous since there are no
guarantees that the resulting configuration file will closely match the depot over time.
archive
Create configuration files which will refer to the OS archives in
/var/opt/ignite/archives
for the basic environments (CDE, Runtime, etc.)
instead of referring to the SD bundles. This option implies the
-i option.
archive_host_name=
hostname|ip
This option allows you to specify that the
sw_source.nfs_source
entry in the
configuration file will have a different IP address for the server than the default. This is
useful if you wish to have your OS archives on a different machine than your Ignition
server. This option implies the
-x archive and -i options.
env_archive_impacts
This option is used to generate minimal sw_sel statements for the environments (CDE,
Runtime, etc.). These minimal sw_sel statements contain only the impacts informa-
tion. This option is useful only for the supplier of the OS archives. It will build sw_sel
statements which describe the file system impacts for each of the archives. This option
implies the -x archive and -i options.
common_archive
This option is used to generate extra sw_sel statements for the environments (CDE,
VUE, etc.) which contain the SD software specs that are common to all bundles of this
environment. This option is useful only for the supplier of the OS archives. It is used to
build a system which may be archived using make_sys_image to create the manufac-
turer archives.
-? Displays the help screen.
International Code Set Support
Ignite-UX uses a variety of system commands to accomplish its functionality. Because the output of many
of these commands is parsed, Ignite-UX ensures that the POSIX locale is normally used by modifying
environment variables. Help text and some command output not parsed by Ignite-UX will be left in the
user’s specified locale.
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