From: Dimitar Vasilev (dimitar.vassilev@gmail.com)
Date: Thu Aug 16 2007 - 11:17:59 EDT
Hi all,
While playing with my dis*ass*ster recovery I found out that I don't need a
bunch of packages on my e4500.
Playing for a while I found out a recipe I'd like to share with you for
generating a list of packages that
you'd like removed from the installation.
1. Go to the dir that contains the packages
# cd /expory/install/Solaris_10/Product
2. Select the packages you need to remove (all office packages in this case)
# find . -type d -print | fgrep -i -e "office" > /tmp/office
3. Filter out the content
#cut -f 1 -d / office | uniq > office_processed
4. Format in the needed format for rules file.
for i in `cat excess-packages`;do echo "package $i"; done > dest
5. Finishing touch
# while read line; do echo "$line delete" >> file.txt; done < source package
name
Hope it helps. Could be done in a better way but for me it works.
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