What does "pkg publisher" show... It looks like you missed the -P to me.
pfexec pkg set-publisher -P -O http://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev opensolaris.org
Philip Brown wrote, On 08/16/10 16:33:
On 08/13/10 04:53 AM, Philip Brown wrote:
pfexec pkg set-publisher
-Ohttp://pkg.opensolaris.org/d
> On 08/13/10 04:53 AM, Philip Brown wrote:
>
>
> pfexec pkg set-publisher
> -Ohttp://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev opensolaris.org
> pfexec pkg image-update
Sooo.. I did that with the gui, and did the image-update.. and it failed
miserably, as mentioned in my prior post.
So now I'm trying to grab J
On 08/17/10 09:31 AM, Philip Brown wrote:
So, I did the "upgrade from dev" thing and it blew up.
This is where it automatically installed a new "BE" for me to boot from. thank
goodness.
The score on my macbook pro i7 is now as follows:
Solaris MU8: hang at initial text output from kernel
O
So, I did the "upgrade from dev" thing and it blew up.
This is where it automatically installed a new "BE" for me to boot from. thank
goodness.
The score on my macbook pro i7 is now as follows:
Solaris MU8: hang at initial text output from kernel
OpenSolaris 2009.06: Loads okay! lets me lo
Thanks for the tip.
Hmm... there's something left to be desired, around the "pkg"/gui interface.
the "old" original thing shows up in the package manager gui, as
"opensolaris.org".
the new, updated (through the gui, not command line i hve to confess)
configured thingie, is ALSO just listed as "
On 08/13/10 07:53 AM, Ian Collins wrote:
On 08/13/10 04:53 AM, Philip Brown wrote:
On 08/12/10 09:53 AM, Philip Brown wrote:
Is there a "nice" way to do that (ie: some arg to
pkg update-image), or do I have to do a full
reinstall, after downloading an iso from there?
If you source your pack
On 08/13/10 04:53 AM, Philip Brown wrote:
On 08/12/10 09:53 AM, Philip Brown wrote:
Is there a "nice" way to do that (ie: some arg to
pkg update-image), or do I have to do a full
reinstall, after downloading an iso from there?
If you source your packages from the
> On 08/12/10 09:53 AM, Philip Brown wrote:
> > Is there a "nice" way to do that (ie: some arg to
> pkg update-image), or do I have to do a full
> reinstall, after downloading an iso from there?
> >
> If you source your packages from the dev repro, you
> can just do an update.
>
how do I do t
On 08/12/10 09:53 AM, Philip Brown wrote:
Is there a "nice" way to do that (ie: some arg to pkg update-image), or do I
have to do a full reinstall, after downloading an iso from there?
If you source your packages from the dev repro, you can just do an update.
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Is there a "nice" way to do that (ie: some arg to pkg update-image), or do I
have to do a full reinstall, after downloading an iso from there?
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Have you tried build 134 from from genunix.org? It's newer than the 2009.06
live CD and contains lots of fixes. AFAIK there's a text mode installer
available there, too.
Regards
Thorsten
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More progress..
I managed to copy in, via a local MSDOS partition, the "bcme" drivers
downloaded from broadcom's site.
http://www.broadcom.com/support/ethernet_nic/driver-sla.php?driver=570x-Solaris
Odd thing is, even though the postinstall stuff added in all the right-looking
driver_aliases..
Well... I've made SOME progress on my macbook pro install.
I can coax the thing to display graphics in VESA mode, when I use
Xorg -configure
and then manually insert into the Monitor section,
HorizSync 28.0 - 33.0
VertRefresh 43.0 - 72.0
These were actually "autodetected" at some point a
I have a relatively new macbook pro.
I can run opensolaris in openbox relatively okay.
I can also boot the 2009 livecd.
but I havent managed to install to hard drive yet. I'd appreciate some help.
vesa mode does not work.
This wouldnt be so difficult if there was a text mode installer, but... yeah
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