Matt V. wrote:
>> Re-install Solaris 10 and choose "End User" or higher installation cluster
>> instead of just "Core", and don't remove the GNOME packages from the list.
>
>> (Unless you specifically choose a minimal install of Solaris 10 or manually
>> remove the JDS packages, they're installed automatically.)
>
>> To use it, just choose "Java Desktop System" from the sessions menu on the
>> GUI login screen.
>
> So it's not possible to install required packages for JDS on an installed
> system ?
>
> Binerf
generally speaking, people are doing the opposite, i.e. removing all the
JDS related packages
if you don't want to reinstall, take the iso of solaris, and prepare a
long time to install manually all packages containing Gnome:
for instance:
nemo-root% pkginfo -c GNOME2|more
...
GNOME2 SUNWgnome-display-mgr GNOME Display Manager
GNOME2 SUNWgnome-display-mgr-root GNOME Display Manager -
platform de
pendent files, / filesystem
GNOME2 SUNWgnome-display-mgr-share GNOME Display Manager -
platform in
dependent files, /usr/share
...
nemo-root% pkginfo -c GNOME2 | wc -l
232
I don't know if dependancies are taken into account (take a look at
prodreg, if it works yet?)
hth,
gerard
