Tian He wrote: > I checked the repository, and found > osnet-incorporation<http://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev/en/advanced_search.shtml?token=consolidation%2Fosnet%2Fosnet-incorporation&show=p&sav=1&cs=1&rpp=500&v=0.5.11%252C0.5.11-0.128&action=Advanced+Search>. > It seems to me that an incorporation does not guarantee the > installation > of all its dependencies. It merely ensures those that are already installed > being updated to the version specified. Unless what I found isn't the right > package. > > What is the difference between > ""pkg install developer/opensolaris/osnet" > and > "pkg install osnet" ? > > I've already tried building with > ""pkg install developer/opensolaris/osnet" > but without java-dev and extra packages. It didn't work. If they are the > same, then this only tells us "pkg install osnet" won't give us everything > we need.
It gives you all you need from the opensolaris publisher, I think. I don't think the incorporation from that repository will pull in any dependencies from another repo (especially if you have not added that repo!). These instructions work pretty well: http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Project+indiana/building_on There are other "how to build" resources on the site, too. You may also find the odd useful bit in this slideset http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/download/User+Group+msosug/materials/GavinMONdevMSOSUG.pdf Cheers Gavin
