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. /usr/lib/brand/solaris/common.ksh

ZONENAME=$1
ZONEPATH=$2

f_old_image_fail=$(gettext "Cannot boot zone.  The system was unable to verify that zone doesn't contain old and incompatible packages. Please perform a zoneadm(1m) detach followed by attach -u or attach -U to attempt to update the packages within the zone.")

f_audit_fail=$(gettext "Cannot boot zone.  The system was unable to verify that the packages installed in the zone are in sync with the global zone. Please perform a zoneadm(1m) detach followed by attach -u or attach -U to attempt to update the packages within the zone.")

PKG=pkg

init_zone zone "$ZONENAME" "$ZONEPATH"
eval $(bind_legacy_zone_globals zone)

enable_zones_services
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then
	exit $ZONE_SUBPROC_TRYAGAIN
fi

#
# this is really gross.  before we bother to audit the image we need to
# verify that the image isn't really old (pre snv_168).  to make the
# check simpler we just look for pkg:///system/core-os (which was
# introduced in snv_170).
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LC_ALL=C $PKG -R "$ZONEROOT" list pkg:///system/core-os >/dev/null
[[ $? != 0 ]] && fail_unavailable "$f_old_image_fail"

# audit the image to make sure it's in sync with the global zone
set -A pkg_audit_args -- audit-linked -q -l zone:$ZONENAME
set -A cmd $PKG "${pkg_audit_args[@]}"
vlog "Running '%s'" "${cmd[*]}"
LC_ALL=C "${cmd[@]}" || pkg_err_check "$f_audit_fail" fail_unavailable

#
# Run cluster hook
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call_cluster_hook boot "$@"  || exit $?

/usr/lib/zones/zoneproxy-adm $ZONENAME
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then
	exit $ZONE_SUBPROC_TRYAGAIN
fi

exit $ZONE_SUBPROC_OK