Changes to root_archive command/scrip in Solaris 11

hi,
There are changes to root_archive command/script in Solaris 11.
Solaris 11 ./boot/solaris/bin/root_archive
usage: root_archive pack <archive> <root>
root_archive unpack <archive> <root>
Solaris 10bash-3.00# ./boot/solaris/bin/root_archive
usage: root_archive pack <archive> <root>
root_archive unpack <archive> <root>
root_archive packmedia <solaris_image> <root>
root_archive unpackmedia <solaris_image> <root>
I wish to use root_archive packmedia and unpackmedia option in Solaris 11 , how can we use it ?
Thanks

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Have you looked at Distribution Constructor ?

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