Carlos wrote: > Hi! > After a long holiday fight trying to install Solaris in one of my computers, > I reach to install it in my Asus 1000h netbook. Current ral driver can't support Asus 1000h, new version driver is still under development, will release to OpenSolaris soon.
> I just could install Nevada. It was impossible for > OpenSolaris, Solaris 10 and Belenix. I'm newbie in Unix, then I hope that, > being installed Nevada, I could learn a bit to make it easier to resolve the > rest of installation problems. > Well, now I'm trying to configure my Nevada Netbook, and I haven't wifi. I > found the drivers made for my ralink chipset, to make it works, and the > wificonfig program. The problem is that, and I think it has to be a very > basic problem, the shell doesn't find the folders when I make what the > instructions says. > > The instructions are the next: > [b]How to use[/b] > The easiest way to install the driver is from pre-compiled binary package: > [i]# wget > http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/laptop/downloads/ral-0.1-pkg.tar.gz > # gzip -dc ral-0.1-pkg.tar.gz | tar xvf - > # cd ral-0.1; pkgadd -d . SUNWral [/i] > > What I did was to download the binary package from another computer (because > I haven't internet in this one). I copied the folder colled > ?ral-0.1-pkg.tar.gz? in the desktop. Then I opened the shell. (I logged in > Nevada as root user). In the Shell it is just an ?#?, nor a name like was > ?jack? in some cdlive like belenix. Then I copy in the terminal the second > instruction, and it gives me this: > > [i]# gzip -dc ral-0.1-pkg.tar.gz | tar xvf - > gzip: ral-0.1-pkg.tar.gz: No such file or directory > Please make sure package is in the same directory. > tar: tama?o de bloques = 0 > # [/i] > > The directory exists, then I don't know what could be the problem. > > Then I tried to extract the content of the package .gz manually, and it is a > folder called ?ral-0.1?. I exported to the desktop, and I continue with the > instructions: > > [i]# cd ral-0.1; pkgadd -d . SUNWral > ral-0.1: no existe (doesn't exists)[/i] > Seems you enter wrong directory. -- Quaker > > Thanks for any idea. >
