But I would like to know if its easy, like in Linux
and BSD*?
It's definitely not the one button/command process
that Linux has. It's very much a manual process with
quite a few requirements and pre-requisites. Have a
look at the link I posted on the 12th -
So I think you're just about as safe trusting Sun
distros (Solaris, SXCE,
OpenSolaris .mm). The Solaris (as opposed to
...
I know that one day I could hire IT specialist to fix me maybe the OpenSolaris
kernel. But first I need to know if in theory this would be possible. By the
way: On
Robert Bauer wrote:
I have still one question:
Is the OpenSolaris kernel full open source?! Or is it closed source?
What do you thing the Open in OpenSolaris means?
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Robert Bauer wrote:
So I think you're just about as safe trusting Sun
distros (Solaris, SXCE,
OpenSolaris .mm). The Solaris (as opposed to
...
I know that one day I could hire IT specialist to fix me maybe the
OpenSolaris kernel. But first I need to know if in theory this would
...
Hope it helps.
Thanks for the information.
However I would like still know how to recompile the
kernel:
I don't trust binary files. I know some kernel
programming unter Linux. I would like to use
OpenSolaris on a production system, and I would be
able to fix the kernel if there
On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 04:03:16 PST
Richard L. Hamilton rlha...@smart.net wrote:
None of which should discourage you from going there, if you know you
have a really good reason; the more that learn to, the better. But it's
probably more effort for less situations where it's necessary, so I don't
...
Hope it helps.
Thanks for the information.
However I would like still know how to recompile the kernel:
I don't trust binary files. I know some kernel programming unter Linux. I would
like to use OpenSolaris on a production system, and I would be able to fix the
kernel if there is a
But I would like to know if its easy, like in Linux and BSD*?
It's definitely not the one button/command process that Linux has. It's very
much a manual process with quite a few requirements and pre-requisites. Have a
look at the link I posted on the 12th -
...
Why do you need to re-compile the kernel?
If one day I would have a strange problem on my production server, I would be
able to fix the problem myself. Maybe somebody here would provide me a patch of
the kernel or something like this. I would like to be able then to apply the
patch,
...
Why do you need to re-compile the kernel?
If one day I would have a strange problem on my
production server, I would be able to fix the problem
myself. Maybe somebody here would provide me a patch
of the kernel or something like this. I would like to
be able then to apply the patch,
Source code isn't there in repository. You can just
clone it using hg and do your things. Click on the
download icon, the full process is documented very
nicely.
Could you please tell me where the process is documented?
And what download icon do you mean?
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One process/method is documented here:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/downloads/on/
If you want different flavours of OpenSolaris have a look at the list here:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/downloads/
Why do you need to re-compile the kernel?
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In Linux I go to /usr/src/linux and I do make menuconfig.
How do I compile the opensolaris kernel?
I can't find the source code in the repository. I prefer to have the source
code installed and to know how to compile the kernel, in case if one day I need
to play an urgent patch or something like
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