>steve, Tom
I'd recommend you check out the trunk and try building it and running
the
tests on solaris.
I've also managed to test and build Hadoop on Solaris. From 0.17
there's support for building the native libraries on Solaris, which
are useful for performance (see
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-3123).
Thanks for your advice. I have not built Hadoop by myself yet and just
tried
with binary. I should try now.
> Tom
I missed that error message and I do not know why it appeared.
I set the ~/.profile and export the PATH. So, it should work now....
well, let me figure out and report it later.
Thanks,
satoshi
On 2008/06/17, at 21:42, Tom White wrote:
I've successfully run Hadoop on Solaris 5.10 (on Intel). The path
included /usr/ucb so whoami was picked up correctly.
Satoshi, you say you added /usr/ucb to you path too, so I'm puzzled
why you get a LoginException saying "whoami: not found" - did you
export your changes to path?
I've also managed to test and build Hadoop on Solaris. From 0.17
there's support for building the native libraries on Solaris, which
are useful for performance (see
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-3123).
Tom
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 11:47 AM, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Satoshi YAMADA wrote:
From hadoop doc, only Linux and Windows are supported platforms.
Is it
possible to run
hadoop on Solaris? Is hadoop implemented in pure java? What kinds of
problems are there in
order to port to Solaris? Thanks in advance.
hi,
no one seems to reply to the previous "hadoop on Solaris" Thread.
I just tried running hadoop on Solaris 5.10 and somehow got error
message.
If you can give some advices, I would appreciate it. (single
operation
seems to
work).
You are probably the first person trying this. This means you have
more
work, but it gives you an opportunity to contribute code back into
the next
release.
I'd recommend you check out the trunk and try building it and running
the
tests on solaris. Then when the tests fail, you can file bug reports
(with
stack traces) against specific tests. Then -possibly- other people
might
pick up and fix the problems, or you can fix them one by one,
submitting
patches to the bugreps as you go.
I'm sure the Hadoop team would be happy to have Solaris support, its
just a
matter of whoever has the need sitting down to do it.
-steve
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Satoshi YAMADA　<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Department of Computer Science and Communication
Engineering, Graduate School of Information Science and
Electrical Engineering, Kyushu University
