I don't think there's all that much you need to know in terms of installing
either on the metal or in a VM. In terms of DTrace material, I suggest
you take a look at the information on the DTrace community web site and on
various blogs:

http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/bmc?entry=demo_ing_dtrace
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/ahl/?anchor=dtrace_boot_camp
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/ahl?entry=dtrace_presentation_at_javaone

And many others.

Adam

On Thu, Oct 27, 2005 at 01:14:25PM +1000, Philip Machanick wrote:
> Something also useful would be some hints and howtos e.g. getting the  
> most out of DTrace, installing on common platforms, running on  
> virtual machines like VMware and VirtualPC, ... I am planning on  
> exploring some of this ground over December-February (our summer).
> 
> On 27/10/2005, at 12:54 PM, Joey Guo wrote:
> 
> >Hi all,
> >
> >It's really a good idea and it's proved helpful from my experience  
> >of making the first version of the OpenSolaris DVD.
> >
> >Please refer to my blog about the details (http://blogs.sun.com/ 
> >joeyguo)
> >The First Version OpenSolaris DVD Rolled Out The first version  
> >OpenSolaris DVD will distribute at the OpenSolaris Beijing User  
> >Group meeting and 2005 China National OS Teachers' Conference on  
> >Oct. 15. The DVD include the following contents.
> >
> >Tools:
> >All tools are classified into SPARC and x86 versions. Please go the  
> >subdirectories (./sparc and ./x86) to get the corresponding version  
> >of following tools:
> >> 1. Netbeans 4.1 and 5.0 beta
> >> 2. Sun Studio 10
> >> 3. Latest Firefox binary
> >> 4. Latest Thunderbird binary
> >> 5. Starsuites 8 trial on x86
> >> 6. OpenSolaris packages,
> >
> >Src:
> >> 1. OpenSolaris source
> >> 2. Closed Solaris binaries
> >
> >Documents:
> >> 1. Solaris Express Install Guide
> >> 2. OpenSolaris Build and Install Guide
> >> 3. Sun Studio 10 Install Guide
> >> 4. DTrace Guide
> >> 5. Configuring Multiboot Environments on Sun x64 Systems with AMD
> >>>
> >>>We're pulling together a media kit and training DVD for  
> >>>students.  Here
> >>>are some of the things we'd like to include.  Anything you would  
> >>>add or
> >>>remove?
> >>>
> >>>- Solaris Express Community Release
> >>>- OpenSolaris source code
> >>>- Studio compiler and other tools
> >>>- gcc compiler
> >>>
> >>>- Video of a Solaris installation
> >I have a document with the pictures step-by-step.
> >>>- What to expect from OpenSolaris vs Linux vs FreeBSD etc.
> >I have a collection of the pointers and documents.
> >>>- Documentation on how to install and boot Solaris
> >>>- Pointers to key info on opensolaris.org
> >>>
> >>>What do you think?  Are we on the right track?
> >>>
> >>>
> >>Teresa,
> >>
> >>That's a great idea. Can you fit all of that onto a single DVD :)
> >>
> >Yep, it's possible. I have made the first version of DVD and handed  
> >out at the conference and user group.
> >
> >>How about StarOffice 8?
> >>
> >Yep, so far we have only the x86 version.
> >>Do key info include pointers to external audio, ethernet drivers  
> >>and blastwave.org?
> >>
> >As for the drivers, it seems to me most of them are included in the  
> >Solaris Express DVD.
> >
> >We could include some pointers to the Download center and  
> >Blastwave, but we couldn't include everything in the DVD.
> >
> >Please tell me the expected date you want to release them. I could  
> >roll-up them and send to you for your reference.
> >
> >HIH.
> >
> >Thanks & Best regards,
> >-- Joey Guo, Solaris x86 Engineering, http://blogs.sun.com/JoeyGuo  
> >Phone number: (8610) 8261-8200 (x.82245)
> >_______________________________________________
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> >edu-discuss at opensolaris.org
> 
> Philip Machanick                 School of ITEE, University of  
> Queensland
> Brisbane, Qld 4072, Australia          http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/ 
> ~philip/
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> mailto:philip at itee.uq.edu.au
> 
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