Hi all,
I want to thank you all for making the effort to help me. It turned out that I
could solve my original problem in a different way. You see, I was compiling
kernel code (build 57 src) on my server (build 77) and thought that there was
some compatibility problems that caused the
Hi,
I need to get hold of opensolaris build 58, but it seems like the oldest
build available currently from the download page is 60. So, is there a way to
get older builds?
Regards,
Mladen
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On 26/11/2007, Mladen Nikitovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I need to get hold of opensolaris build 58, but it seems like the oldest
build available currently from the download page is 60. So, is there a way to
get older builds?
No.
Older builds are not publicly available at this time
On 26/11/2007, Mladen Nikitovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I need to get hold of opensolaris build 58, but it seems like the oldest
build available curre
ntly from the download page is 60. So, is there a way to get older builds?
No.
Older builds are not publicly available at this time
Which particular quality is build 58 supposed to posses that makes it
required for something?
... and if that something is in the ON consolidation, one possible
workaround, I think, would be to retrieve and build the source snapshot
from the ON mercurial repository (hg clone -r onnv_58).
Hi,
I have a dvd-image of the desired build, but infortunately the machine I'm
working with does only have a cd-player and no internet connection (of course
:).
Is it possible to split up the dvd-image and still make the installation work?
If yes, can I use a ordinary splitting software or
The way I've overcome the 'no DVD' problem in the past has been to
lofi-mount your DVD iso on another server, exporting it through NFS and
then do a network install. For that however, you still need to have CD
number 1. Not sure if you can use a CD from a slightly different version.
Willem
Oops, just after hitting the send button, I see you mentioning no
internet. If that also means no network then please ignore my post.
Willem
Mladen Nikitovic wrote:
Hi,
I have a dvd-image of the desired build, but infortunately the machine I'm
working with does only have a cd-player and
Willem van Schaik wrote:
The way I've overcome the 'no DVD' problem in the past has been to
lofi-mount your DVD iso on another server, exporting it through NFS and
then do a network install. For that however, you still need to have CD
number 1. Not sure if you can use a CD from a slightly
