Hi: I must see that in my case, the upgrade went pretty smooth. The only precautions I had to take were:
- The workaround to install correctly libc.so. - The removal of the RgbPath line in xorg.conf file, because I have a nVidia card with TwinView (it helped me to have tested the beta binaries of new X bits). Just my .02€ On Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 00:53, W. Wayne Liauh <[email protected]> wrote: >> > The problems of build 107 are so numerous and so >> severe, there is very >> > little we non-developers can do. As I mentioned >> several times in >> > separate threads, I have downloaded and installed >> every SXCE (or >> > equivalent) build since nv20, and this one is >> exceptionally bad. >> >> Actually, many people have successfully updated to >> build 107 so I don't >> believe the build is as DOA as you seem to indicate. >> > > Believe me, build 107 is pretty bad. :-) > > Bug reporting is important, but personally I think it is equally important > that some of us be forewarned about certain build(s)--and share the info--so > we can make optimized choice of our time as to whether we should save our > efforts for subsequent builds. > > Of course, many of us who are so OpenSolaris-addicted, it is impossible not > to try every build, regardless of what others say. > > On this particular build, I believe the cause that stopped me from completing > the booting process in VirtualBox is related to X. Since X is undergoing > through major revamping, I think it will be better for me to wait until this > matter is somewhat settled, especially when the issue involves booting > problems. Of course, things will be different if we have infinite amount of > time. -- Pablo Méndez Hernández _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
