Hi Ingo,
Thank you very much. I got some replies from the german community about
the Java installer, and have now completely put those instructions first.
Regarding the instructions using pkg, which ofcourse must stay in the
document, will installing the packages in the incorrect order lead to a
non-working installation of OOo?
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Best Regards
Per Eriksson
Lead Swedish Native Lang Project
OpenOffice.org Community
Phone: +46 70 560 10 33
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://sv.openoffice.org/
Ingo Schmidt skrev:
Hello Per,
I recommend to use the Java GUI Installation Wizard, that is included
in the OpenOffice with JRE installation sets. In this case you only
have to use the "setup", that is part of the installation set for
installation, maintenance and uninstallation.
Without Java GUI Installer there are not many changes in the
installation process of OOo 3.x compared with OOo 2.x. But because of
the new 3-layer-structure of the product, you first have to install
the ure package (openofficeorg-ure), then the packages starting with
"ooobasis" and finally the brand packages starting with "openofficeorg3".
The Java GUI Installer of course takes care of this layering.
For Windows and Linux there are very good installation instruction
from Martin Bayer (perhaps an English translation is still missing):
http://www.ooowiki.de/InstallationUnterLinux
http://www.ooowiki.de/InstallationUnterWindows
Greetings
Ingo
On 06/01/09 14:25, Per Eriksson wrote:
Hi,
We are working on updating the installation instructions for
OpenOffice.org 3 on Solaris x86 and SPARC.
The current instructions is mentioned below, and is in a desperate
need of update.
Solaris Installation
Installation
1.Unpack the image into a directory. For example, the following
command will unpack into the current directory:
gunzip -c OOo_*_Solaris*_install.tar.gz | tar -xf -
This creates a new subdirectory which includes the installation-files.
Use the ls command to find the name of the new directory then use the
cd command to enter it.
2.cd into the packages subfolder. In this Directory you will find the
needed packages to install OpenOffice.org and a package for the
desktop-integration in Gnome.
3.Run su to become the root user.
4.If Gnome is not installed on your system, delete the subdirectory
gnome-desktop-integration
5.To permanently avoid recurring queries at the installation, you
should produce an admin file with the following content:
action=nocheck
conflict=nocheck
idepend=nocheck.
You can do this with the following commands:
echo action=nocheck >admin
echo conflict=nocheck >>admin
echo idepend=nocheck >>admin
6.Install the packages with:
pkgadd -a admin -d . openoffice.org*
7.Install any language packs needed for OpenOffice.org.
Removal
No info. Probably pkgrm
Can anyone complete the instructions for the guide for the 3 versions?
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