<p><snip></p> <p> > I also had a problem, but with Openoffice 3.0 Dev m72 > version. It > hosed Opensolaris b133 so it wouldn't boot. I > had to BE to 132, delete > 133 and re-upgrade. </p>
<p> This is exactly what happened to me, except that the BE that was hosed was a clone of b133. All I needed to do was "beadm destroy" this hosed clone, booted back to the original b133, and recreated a new clone. </p> <p> Come to think about it, OOo problems aside, isn't this one of the best/most unique advantages of running OpenSolaris as a desktop OS? :-) </p> <p> > I won't install Openoffice > now, as I'm afraid it > will hose Opensolaris again, I'll try again when m73 > is released, maybe > I'll just create a new BE then so I won't have to > re-upgrade.<br> > <br> > You can install Openoffice 3.1, that package is part > of b133. > Hopefully they'll upgrade it to 3.2 soon.<br> > <br> > Paul<br> </p> <p> The IPS version of OOo 3.1 seems to be running very well. However, the SVR4 (?) version of OOo has had problems on the OpenSolaris platform since as long as I can remember (i.e., at least a couple of years). </p> Anyway, I believe we really need to get Oracle's Hamburg people to be active in the OpenSolaris forums. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
