Terence Ng wrote:
> After I type:
> pkgadd -d /path/to/SUNWmfrun/ SUNWmfrun
>
> the output is:
> pkgadd: ERROR: no packages were found in
Should be pkgadd -d /path/to SUNWmfrun (i.e. the -d is the parent
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pkgadd -d /var/tmp SUNWmfrun
or
cd /var/tmp ; pkgadd -d . SUNWmfrun
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Terence Ng wrote:
> I have sftp
Though work is happening to use better compression to fit more in,
so some may come that way.)
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on the pkg-discuss mailing list.
It's very much a system still under development, and now is the time to
influence their decisions. There's been a lot of discussions on pkg-discuss
the last few weeks on this very topic you can read up on to get the current
state of thinking before adding in yo
river" - though with the caveat that there's plans to allow
packages to be able to provide postinstall-like scripts (though if doing
a install into a image not running, they won't be run until that image is
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a Acer Ferrari 4000 laptop).
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Aaron Wilson wrote:
> As far as Adobe Reader, don't hold your breath :)
A year would be a bit long to hold it:
http://blogs.adobe.com/acroread/2008/05/adobe_reader_on_solaris_x86_co.html
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astructure. What's missing is a
> browser.
http://poll.opensolaris.org shows the contributors to each community
if you choose the grants tab. The raw data it uses is available as
a csv file from that server if you want to transmogrify into another
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The 6 month refreshes are the stable release - the updates this
weekend, and every two weeks are the testing bits, similar to
SXCE.
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ve the same rapid release schedule as
> nevada?
It allows that option if you want it - if not, just don't update,
or buy a support contract to get access to the fixes-only repo
once that's set up, instead of the repo with the biweekly
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ssentially the
> same thing that would come with a build 89 Live CD?
Yes - see the build 90 pkg availability announcement posted to
opensolaris-announce this weekend.
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;s backwards from what most people expect, but that's
the POSIX definition of a timezone specified that way. See the TZ
section of the environ(5) man page.
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more examples are at:
http://www.intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html
http://en.opensuse.org/Multiple_Displays_Using_XRandR
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can make one by running "/usr/X11/bin/Xorg -configure" when X isn't
running - to do that, kill gdm (which in turn kills your current login
session & X server) with:
svcadm disable gdm
Once you've created and edited the xorg.conf, you can restart gdm with:
Oscar del Rio wrote:
> I couldn't report it in opensolaris.org bug-reporting system because the
> "Release" drop-down menu does not have snv_91 (only until 90)... another bug.
I've filed bug 6716916 against the bugs.opensolaris.org website to fix that.
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As for StarOffice, OpenSolaris provides OpenOffice.org in the
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e bug update on bugs.opensolaris.org until
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ll be adding checks to the path_to_manpath
code to protect against segfaults in other special cases, by basically
doing something like changing the check from:
if (stat(mand, &sb) == 0)
to:
if ((stat(mand, &sb) == 0) && (S_ISDIR(sb.mode))
? (I realize that's not
better now, and another bunch of people complaining you made it
so much worse.Fonts are so crucial to using the desktop, but
so subjective in personal preferences, that it's just a minefield
to work in.
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o disable the new login screen.
There's some infodocs in SunSolve that were updated for the S10 login
screen changes (the official docs.sun.com docs weren't), and I posted
some information years ago at:
http://blogs.sun.com/alanc/tags/dtlogin
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anteed to never happen.
So to make you happiest here Sun should kill Solaris and switch to Linux?
Or keep Solaris, but kill ZFS and switch to ext2fs?
Where's your line for where Sun should be different and where it should
just use what others use?
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f a portion of OpenSolaris code (the "ON" or "OS &
Networking" consolidation) to install new builds of that subset
(about 20% of the whole SXCE OS) for testing.
The SXCE upgrade procedure is to download the CD's or DVD's for
the new build and run either Live Upgrade or the
me this summer as part of the
pre-release testing of the 2008.11 release. Exactly when depends on when
they get several bugs fixed in the current iso images.
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ess.
It's still available (for now) if you manually re-add it to the session
menu - see the mail describing this at:
http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/desktop-discuss/2008-May/013892.html
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d
then moving /root/xorg.conf.new to /etc/X11/xorg.conf and editing
it - adding "pfexec" to those commands where needed if not logged
in as root. Once it's in place, "svcadm gdm enable ; exit" to
switch back from command line to gui login.)
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I don't know why it's marked "Defer" by the kernel team.)
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, like Solaris Express Community Edition.
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where to find the man pages on docs.sun.com instead.
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are fully, painfully, dreadfully aware of that, being developers
ourselves. We curse lawyers every time we type "man", but yet, we
can't just ignore them.
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existing release.)
As for the forums, like most Sun engineers I suspect, I don't have
time to monitor many different forum sites, and never really got
involved in those forums - and while you may be viewing these as
web forums, they're gatewayed to mailing lists, so show up in my
inbox
ne has tested it and then
submitted it back. If the devices have supported drivers it will
probably work, though I don't know anything about the VIA CPU's off hand.
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s changed
since. Sounds like something you need to escalate to the service manager
or whoever sold you the service contract.
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Glen Gunselman wrote:
> Alan,
>
> You must
have the old ones cached, but I'm sure that
won't last long.)
http://204.152.191.100/
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Ian Collins wrote:
> Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>> http://204.152.191.100/
>>
> The wiki's gone :(
Clicking through tries to redirect via the DNS name, but going
to http://204.152.191.100/wiki/index.php/Main_Page seems to work
for me. Perhaps Ben or Al can bring it back o
.3 Mb, not very small - which could be a
bug that people have reported to pkg-discuss last week with incomplete
files being downloaded when updating from the pkg repos.
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ind SXDE for SPARC???
It was never made.
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m/timthomas/entry/a_simple_vnc_server_and
(which document gdm/OpenSolaris)
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ost of the other
> packages.
>
> BTW I'm running SXCE snv_97.
Then you should have autoconf installed in /usr/bin/autoconf by
the package SUNWaconf. It's been in SXCE for a few builds now - I
see it on an snv_92 machine.
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/usr/bin/pkg. Most other differences come down to which packages
are installed, for which you could check for those packages.
What other differences do you need to know about?
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Why? What would you do differently between the two or do with this
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g to know when GNOME 2.24 will be integrated in Solaris?
> How about JDS marketing?
> Is there plan to go away from JDS name and use in all place GNOME?
desktop-discuss is the best place to ask GNOME/JDS questions.
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u know the file names, you can check yourself on an installed
system (which you must have to be able to build this, right?):
SVR4 packages: pkgchk -l -p /usr/lib/libsasl.so.1
IPS packages (locally installed packages only): pkg search libsasl.so.1
IPS packages (search pkg.opensolaris.org repo): pkg sea
r to a consolidation
source, such as "the ON gate", but also used to refer to a branch/fork
being worked on for a project that intends to develop separately for a
while, then merge back, like "the ZFS gate".
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r you, a +1 here won't help.
See the current process docs at:
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/ogb/policies/project-instantiation.txt
(The upcoming process drops this requirement, but isn't in place yet.)
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ave been discussions between X.Org community developers
and GNOME community developers about how best to fix this, but
I don't think a fix is in place yet.
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make it available?
"Letting Adobe make it available"? Who do you think is stopping
Adobe other than Adobe's own management? They finally got enough
customer demand to decide to do it for their next release:
http://blogs.adobe.com/acroread/2008/05/adobe_reader_on_solaris_x86_co.htm
ocused on
OpenSolaris & the next release of Solaris. (The desktop-discuss
forum/mailing list is where you can find the people working on the
Solaris/OpenSolaris desktop if you have more questions/concerns.)
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Matt Wilby wrote:
> Still no sign of it, the latest ISO download is still at b99 for DVD & b98
> for CD.
>
> What's the delay with this release?
snv_100 was respun a few days after the normal cycle to produce snv_100a.
I would guess that also delayed the release cycle a bi
ation for Radeon graphics.
At least some varients of it (PCI device id 0x95C5) are listed as having
2-D driver support in the radeonhd driver we ship with Xorg, but I don't
know how good that support is.
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Cyril Plisko wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 5:06 PM, Alan Coopersmith
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Matt Wilby wrote:
>>> Still no sign of it, the latest ISO download is still at b99 for DVD & b98
>>> for CD.
>>>
>>> What's the
ly.
nslookup is specifically a DNS query tool, which ignores /etc/nsswitch.conf
and always uses DNS and only DNS.
You want to use "getent hosts" to use the nsswitch.conf facilities.
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9% x86 and 0% SPARC, they've concentrated their
optimization efforts there.
- Virtually any graphics card on a PC of today is several generations newer
than any SPARC graphics card you've used.
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ntegrated to X for nv_103. (Not that we
have MMX/SSE on either at the moment, since we build with Studio 12, not
gcc, though enabling the MMX/SSE acceleration in the libfb code that pixman
will be replacing is one of the reasons Xorg is still built with gcc.)
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enSolaris client would be.
Follow the GNU autoconf philosophy - don't test for OS names and assume
you know the feature set of all versions, past, present and future, of
that OS -- test for the features you care about.
If you write some complex test now to determine which is OpenSolaris 2008.
rn desktops, better support for accessibility, and things users
take for granted these days, such as font anti-aliasing.
(BTW, I use xemacs for all my development work, so sign me up as a beta tester.
I currently use the Studio bundled version on nevada.)
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Martin Bochnig wrote:
> ***LOL***:
And here I thought the part you'd appreciate most was going to be
that no one downloaded the builds I announced either.
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ds for those workstations.
Beyond those, we've discussed trying to get Martin's driver ports for
the older boards into the contrib repo for OpenSolaris or even into the
main repo as "not supported by Sun, but available for you to use", but
not come to a final decision yet.
-
Octave Orgeron wrote:
> Agreed.. this is definitely pushing the SPARC workstation market to an end.
Sun already ended sales of SPARC workstations several months ago -
there's no more pushing to that point to do.
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Timo Schoeler wrote:
> thus Alan Coopersmith spake:
>> Octave Orgeron wrote:
>>> Agreed.. this is definitely pushing the SPARC workstation market to an end.
>> Sun already ended sales of SPARC workstations several months ago -
>> there's no more pushing to tha
; when your clock
is set correctly, to bring them into the 21st century - see:
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=4780
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th GNU utilities in the default path have been
tracked so far at:
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/showdependencytree.cgi?id=576&hide_resolved=0
Just need some engineers (in Sun or the community) to sign up to fix them.
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you refuse to sign the Contributor Agreement and use the standard
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To add bugs to the list, you simply have to file them in bugzilla on
defect.opensolaris.org, and list "576" in the bugs blocked field.
I don't know enough about this issue to write a good bug report,
but it sounds like you do.
-Alan Coopersmith- alan.coop
all Solaris functionality must be
> present without depending on any GNU-licensed software?
Nope, since most of our desktop functionality depends entirely on GNU
licensed software.
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t;pfexec pkg install redistributable", but
if you're not in the US, switch to a local mirror first.
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Joerg Schilling wrote:
> Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>
>> Brian Smith wrote:
>>> Or, is
>>> there some kind of rule that says that all Solaris functionality must be
>>> present without depending on any GNU-licensed software?
>> Nope, since most of our
Joerg Schilling wrote:
> Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>
>>> Alan, you are missunderstanding Solaris.
>>>
>>> The basic OS (ON) should not depend on GPLd software. This is the same
>>> approach
>>> as the *BSD people use.
>> So the basic O
Enrico Maria Crisostomo wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 7:35 PM, Alan Coopersmith
> wrote:
>> Brian Smith wrote:
>>> If a GNU utility is a proper superset of the Solaris version, would patches
>>> to replace the Solaris version with the GNU version be accepted?
>
ns, as in:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/lib/libpciaccess/tree/src/common_interface.c#n39
I believe the versions are somewhat optimized, due to
CR 6729208: Optimize BSWAP_* and BE_* macros in sys/byteorder.h to use inline
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http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/fmac/
http://blogs.sun.com/aland/resource/smalley_09_25_2008.pdf
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-c", and is run with the real user's id with stdin
and stdout set to the VT. The purpose of this option
is to allow system dependent VT initialisation com-
mands to be run. This option should rarely be
needed. Defa
led, but that
one should be fixable.)
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to update the ON makefiles and package definitions,
since that should be the bulk of the changes.)
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do?bug_id=6796948
sounds like very similar findings.
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org.0.log, including a dump of the autoconfiguration
settings you could copy into /etc/X11/xorg.conf if autoconfig is
being used.
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_
The OpenSolaris Governing Board is now accepting nominations for
candidates to run for the OGB term starting April 2009. Anyone
registered with an account on the OpenSolaris.org website is
eligible to be nominated, even if not currently recognized as a
Core Contributor or Contributor to any exist
to use? If it's SXCE, then
just use text install - the SXCE GUI installer is broken on all x86
systems in b107 & b108.
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base, G45 support integrated in build 92 - since
2008.11 was based on build 101, it should have it in there.
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Howard Yeh wrote:
> But i can't figure out how to jump out of X to a tty to stop X and so
> I can run Xorg -configure
You have to kill the desktop with "svcadm disable gdm" and then restart
it with "svcadm enable gdm"
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"priocntl -d -i class IA" will show an IAMODE of "1" for processes
currently getting the priority boost.
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sed
the Xsun code to Roland at one point when he volunteered to port it, but have
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pfexec beadm mount opensolaris-2 /mnt
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Mike Gerdts wrote:
> Upon starting X from the command line I found that it was complaining about
> an rgb line in xorg.conf. Removing the offending rgb line made things
> all better.
Known bug in 107 & 108, fixed in 109:
http://blogs.sun.com/alanc/entry/xorg_1_5_3_in
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SPARC, but it relies on the SPARC /dev/fb drivers which x86
systems don't have, and I never finished hooking it up to
reading mouse input, though doing so shouldn't be hard, and
the Xorg mouse driver should show how to read it.
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ng developed
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f21/libmawt.so:
>> ld.so.1: java: fatal: libXm.so.4: open failed: No such file or directory
>>
> libXm.so.4 which is the Motif library not part of the OpenSolaris.
...until the upcoming build 110 update to the /dev repo.
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years, please join their efforts and help them finish the work in
progress, instead of starting anew:
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ployees for the actions
of some of their predecessors makes no more sense than blaming everyone in
Germany today for the horrific actions taken by some of the people who were
there 70 years ago.So like Jim, I don't see any real relevance to
current events there.
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urn this off?
Sounds like you turned on the "Mouse Keys" accessibility feature.
Look in the keyboard accessibility preferences panel to turn it off.
(This feature is in the core Xorg & GNOME code, so you could have hit
the exact same issue on any Linux distro if you turned it on
Solaris LiveCD installer ("Caiman") - the further
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Martin Bochnig wrote:
> Not sure if the OpenSolaris.com distro currently includes OpenMotif by
> default (or at least in a repo).
It does not. As of build 110, it includes the Solaris Motif 2.1 binaries
though, in the /devel repo.
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