14:42:20 danmcd_, I'm trying to overlay /etc/system on a bootable pool, on the USB stick mounted at /mnt/. Normally, I place the files in /mnt/bootfs/etc and loader.conf.local in /mnt/boot. I saw that you made a post where you mentioned that on bootable volumes we can place files in /zones/boot/custom to make sure the changes are applied to all releases... can you confirm this? ...because it doesn't seem to be working for me. 15:05:03 That works for "future installed boot images". From the piadm(8) man page: 15:05:18 "Loader config files can also be placed in ${BOOTFS}/custom, and will be used by all subsequently installed boot images, but not existing ones." 15:05:57 So I'd recommend: 15:06:03 - Set up $BOOTFS/custom 15:06:34 - Install the next SmartOS update (which is built, but not officially blessed-as-released yet, but will be by tomorrow) 15:06:39 - Boot the next SmartOS update 15:07:00 That needs to be done in-order, per the man page's "subsequently installed boot images". 15:08:41 Therefore, the paths will be /zones/boot/custom/loader.conf.local and /zones/boot/custom/etc/system ...correct? 15:18:48 Depends on what you put in there. It works like it did on the usb key. Here's examples I have for ppt: 15:20:00 (gist link coming soon...) 15:21:07 https://gist.github.com/danmcd/c916ba8ccef8cdc462b8c561d3fabb81 15:22:02 If you really need an old PI, you can hand-hack the $BOOTFS's `boot-XXXXX` directories. 15:22:57 And it's not a function of the PI, it's a function of the boot-XXXX directories. This is why we encourage updates from ISO. (We need to at some point allow piadm(8) to take a boot-XXXX.tgz + platform-XXXX.tgz to shrink things.) 18:52:05 danmcd, I need to change the maximum arc usage and passthrough 19:22:39 So the sample gist above will need you to uncomment some lines for /etc/system, and optionally the path if you don't wanna put them in $BOOTFS/system like I did. 19:23:17 s/optionally the path/optionally change the path in the custom\/. file/g 23:02:06 danmcd, solved ...a simple page in wiki will be appreciated 23:02:09 thank you