If you want to know on which CD is a package, without :
- Mounting CD
- Searching
- Unmounting
- Swear and
- Go back to 1
Then you can :
- Mount CD #1 (mount -F hsfs /dev/dsk/<CDROM DEVICE> /mnt or, if you have automount cd /cdrom/cdrom0 or something like that)
- Go in the Solaris_10/Product directory of the CD
- Do grep -l <PACKAGE NAME> .virtual_packagetoc_*
which will output the .virtual_packagetoc_N where N is the number of the CD holding that package.
Exemple :
1 2 3 4 5 | # pwd /mnt/Solaris_10/Product # grep -l SUNWzsh .virtual_packagetoc_* .virtual_packagetoc_5 # |
So SUNWzsh, the package for ZSH shell, is on CD #5 of Solaris 10 distribution (damn, I don’t have it !)
This tip is courtesy of BlaF (thanks dude !)



















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