> Aehhhm.... ok, yes, the "entire distribution" is certainly not correct.
good > But if you can give us details what is the _minimum_ requirement I'm > happy to replace "entire distribution" with your set of packages. Ok, here's what I can say right now: - I installed openpkg from binary on a b1000 with "entire distribution". I needed SFWgcm and SFWgcc for the gcc from openpkg to build anything at all. No real information gain here for you. - I installed openpkg fine from binary on a couple of jumpstarted machines with SUNWreq (minimal cluster) SUNWdoc (man) SUNWlibC (for man) SUNWgzip (to unzip stuff from companion CD) SUNWcpp (all of the rest for a minimal X setup for XForwarding) SUNWxwfnt SUNWxwplt SUNWxwice SUNWxwopt I will test apache (with mod_php) today to see if my project (min. Solaris + openpkg for LAMP web servers) can be done at all. If I find any further requirements I will mail them in. I am sorry that I cannot test all other rpms, but hopefully they should be self-contained anyway, if I have understood the thing at all. The next quest will be to a.) set up the build box in a way that it autobuilds the updates nightly and that b.) the slaves in production check for updates on the build box (with autoupdate or openpkg-tool). If all goes well, at the end I will try to strip down the "SUNWreq" boxes even more to remove all packages with unwanted services or stuff that is in openpkg, too. Ingo ______________________________________________________________________ The OpenPKG Project www.openpkg.org User Communication List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
