Duane Morris wrote:
> I'm trying to install this on a FW SCSI drive with an ADAPTEC Controller.
>
> Fedora works, Whitebox works, CentOS works, RedHat works, Suse Works, but not
> OpenSolaris.
>
> What's the trick??
use a supported scsi controller.
Just saying "oh, this is an Adaptec SCSI cont
I'm trying to install this on a FW SCSI drive with an ADAPTEC Controller.
Fedora works, Whitebox works, CentOS works, RedHat works, Suse Works, but not
OpenSolaris.
What's the trick??
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Hola
perdon que te moleste , pero estoy rabiando con un paquete de wifi para
compilarlo en opensolaris 200805 en mi laptop.
el problema es que como no tengo conexion ni alambrica (eth*) ni inalambrica,
no me puedo bajar los paquetes requeridos para compilar el paquete de zdwlan
(zd1211)
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> > Note that strings in the pkginfo file should not be quoted.
> > Try again without the quotes and post here if the problem remains.
>
> As a matter of fact I am building packages on Solaris 10u4 now and I
> have everything quoted in the pkgproto file, no problems whatsoever...
> Also looking at
On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 12:19 PM, Volker A. Brandt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> truss output (attached) shows that the attempt to open the weird pkginfo
>> happens after it successfully opens the pkginfo i supply in the prototype
>> file
>
>
> Note that strings in the pkginfo file should not be
> truss output (attached) shows that the attempt to open the weird pkginfo
> happens after it successfully opens the pkginfo i supply in the prototype file
Yes, that really looks strange.
> # cat /storage/src/PACKAGES/PWLperl/pkginfo
> ARCH="i86pc"
> CATEGORY="application"
> NAME="Perl 5 x86"
>
hi folks, i'm running into a weird problem trying to create a package with
pkgmk on snv_90 (x86).
i'm not sure if this is a bug or incompetence - i'm hoping the latter ;)
when running pkgmk i get "unable to open pkginfo file " where
includes some escape code characters - i have no ide
