1 Add LDOMS facter for SPARC and fix prtdiag output so that it doesn't report

     2 --- facter-1.6.18/lib/facter/virtual.rb.orig	2014-02-04 14:06:17.961499519 -0800

     3 +++ facter-1.6.18/lib/facter/virtual.rb	2014-02-04 14:15:22.888059597 -0800

     4 @@ -119,9 +119,9 @@

     5              result = "hyperv" if pd =~ /Product Name: Virtual Machine/

     6            end

     7          elsif Facter.value(:kernel) == 'SunOS'

     8 -          res = Facter::Util::Resolution.new('prtdiag')

     9 +          res = Facter::Util::Resolution.new('/usr/sbin/prtdiag 2>/dev/null')

    10            res.timeout = 6

    11 -          res.setcode('prtdiag')

    12 +          res.setcode('/usr/sbin/prtdiag 2>/dev/null')

    13            output = res.value

    14            if not output.nil?

    15              output.each_line do |pd|

    16 @@ -210,3 +210,43 @@

    17      end

    18    end

    19  end

    20 +

    21 +

    22 +##

    23 +# Fact: logical_domain

    24 +#

    25 +# Purpose: A facter fact to report logical_domain(ldom) status on a system.

    26 +#      This facter is only available on SPARC

    27 +#

    28 +# Resolution: Provides the following logical_domain information.

    29 +# current: The current environment is ldogical domain.

    30 +# supported: The current environment is control domain which can have logical 

    31 +#      domain

    32 +# unsupported: Logical domain is not supported on the environment

    33 +#

    34 +

    35 +Facter.add("logical_domain") do

    36 +  confine :operatingsystem => :Solaris, :hardwareisa => :sparc

    37 +  setcode do

    38 +    virtinfo = %x{/sbin/virtinfo list -H -o class logical-domain 2>/dev/null}

    39 +    virtinfo = virtinfo.split("\n")

    40 +    virtinfo = virtinfo[0] # Doesn't need to check each logical-domain class

    41 +    

    42 +    case virtinfo

    43 +    when "supported"

    44 +      virtinfo

    45 +    when "current"

    46 +      # Even control domain can have "logical_domain => current"

    47 +      # To verify, control-role property should be examined.

    48 +      ctrl_role = %x{virtinfo -c current get -Ho value control-role logical-domain 2> /dev/null} 

    49 +      case ctrl_role.chomp!

    50 +      when "true"

    51 +        "supported"

    52 +      when "false"

    53 +        virtinfo

    54 +      end

    55 +    else

    56 +      "unsupported"

    57 +    end

    58 +  end

    59 +end