indeed, over a year ago there were reports that people had gotten
(with some patching) the .tar release of dpkg built on solaris. I'm
actually more interested in something like debian-netbsd-sparc, or
even debian-netbsd-sun3 :-) but I haven't had time to go down that
path...
On Thu, 10 Dec 1998, Ben Collins wrote:
> How much interest is there in having some 'ports' of debian that are only
> meant to be overlays to other OS's such as Solaris? I think Solaris would
> be the only one I am interested in.
debian-solaris-sparc
(modelled after debian-hurd-i386)
Sounds lik
On Thu, Dec 10, 1998 at 07:42:28AM -0500, Ben Collins wrote:
> How much interest is there in having some 'ports' of debian that are only
> meant to be overlays to other OS's such as Solaris? I think Solaris would
> be the only one I am interested in.
How do update-rc.d, start-stop-daemon, update-
On Thu, Dec 10, 1998 at 10:55:50AM +0100, loic wrote:
>
> Debian user at home, I would like to install debian package manager on a
> solaris system at work.
> Would someone has a few advices about that?
Actually I have built, and am using dpkg/dselect on Solaris as part of a
project to replace ou
Hello,
Debian user at home, I would like to install debian package manager on a
solaris system at work.
Would someone has a few advices about that?
- has a dpkg ever been built for other unix than Debian Linux ?
- does a special version specially tuned for Solaris exist ?
If not:
knowing that it
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