Sorry, I'm a little bit confused now,
so
2008.05 snv_86 ( so, all snv_XX< than 86 are from 2008.05 ? this apply to all
snv and releases right ?)
2008.11 snv_101 ( 86< snv<=101 )
2009.06 snv_111 (101< snv<=111)
2010.11 snv_151 => Solaris 11 Express, as Ken Mays said, so 2009.06 was Oracle
Solaris 10? At least should be because what you said.
Sorry for my confusion, but I need a clear timeline of the releases and snv
Thanks
On 11/16/2010 03:59 PM, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Miguel Garcia wrote:
I'm not a usual user of OpenSolaris, I'm a little newbie on Solaris, as far as
I understand there are 4 (with today 11 express) releases of OpenSolaris, and
as far as I can understand it is only possible from oracle site donwload 11 and
10, but I need to donwload every version.
If someone can explain me how many versions of releases of Osol exist, and
where I can get them.
There were three full/stable releases of OpenSolaris: 2008.05, 2008.11, and
2009.06. Biweekly development builds were also released. The genunix.org
website mirrored many of those - I don't know if they're still available or not.
By the way, Solaris is still exist? Or Solaris and OpenSolaris(oracle solaris)
are fused ?
Solaris still very much exists, though it's now renamed to Oracle Solaris.
There are currently two major versions of Solaris available, Solaris 10,
and the new Solaris 11 Express which is based on what used to be OpenSolaris.
--
Miguel Garcia
http://homepages.lasige.di.fc.ul.pt/~mhenriques
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