Richard Elling wrote: > MC wrote: > >>> We already have the SDDT, that we are directing people to run today. >>> We should work to update that tool now. >>> >> I agree with the idea here. I tried the java app that checks for Solaris >> hardware compatibility, and I was baffled to see that it couldn't send the >> data back to Sun. That's kind of a glaring oversight to me -- talk about a >> missed opportunity. And it's not rocket science to think up or do, either. >> Apps from Steam to Fedora do it already. >> > > damn good idea. Is SDDT open source? If so, then it should only take a > few minutes to hack in a mail-the-results popup. >
This weekend I went with a friend to buy a laptop for him, that will be suitable for Solaris. The first thing was to get SDDT, but some shops does not give internet access, so I hacked around and had offline version running but at the end this tool is connecting to some database over the internet, so we were unable to use it offline. So my question is, if someone is already collecting data based on the database queries from SDDT, if yes we shoudn't ask for the mail-the-results popup, but how to get collected information. P.S. At the end we couldn't find a laptop ;-( Polish community is currently working on a wiki similar to the: http://gentoo-wiki.com/Index:Hardware So in few days we will have it up and running and we will announce it. It gives one big advantage over SDDT. If someting is not working by default, it allows to write how some people made it working. -- best Michal Pryc _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
