Tian He wrote: > 1. By running "hg clone > ssh://anon at hg.opensolaris.org/hg/onnv/onnv-gate opensol", which > version of ON source is downloaded?
That grabs the "tip" of the tree, which means the very latest change that someone has integrated. It's a live source base, and you're fetching it while it's being developed. > 2. By running "pfexec pkg install developer/opensolaris/osnet", will > the build tool SUNWonbld also be installed? Someone said yes. The > thing is, I didn't know that, so I just used "pfexec pkg install > SUNWonbld" before executing this command. Later on I realized the > build tool SUNWonbld is closely related to the release, I probably > shouldn't have done that. I suspect this the reason for my failure. That doesn't sound related to problems in sysevent. Yes, you should have the newest SUNWonbld available, and for my systems I just build it out of $SRC/tools. But not having the newest available usually isn't a serious problem (unless there's been a flag day), and even when it is a problem, it _usually_ causes problems with the build process itself (compiling the software) and not with the installation or running of the product. The one exception to that is bfu. Always use the bfu that matches the code you've got. It's in $SRC/tools/scripts/bfu.sh. -- James Carlson 42.703N 71.076W <carlsonj at workingcode.com>
