Alan DuBoff wrote: <snip>
I will try to find time to re-install Solaris Express 23. Now, come to think about it, I believe what happened was that, when se23 did not recognize either of the NICs on my machine, it decided to bypass the network config step (in that I was not prompted to enter network data). If it was not done by the installation script, I have no idea how to set up tcpip on a Solaris system. (When are you going to update your Solaris Installation Guide to cover Ver. 10? It would have been a great help.) The fact that Solaris is different from Linux, and that it requires a steeper learning curve, may actually be advertised as an advantage. (Read: an "elite" OS) "Easy" may not play well with business users. OTOH a "default" Linux installation (especially on notebooks) is inherently insecure. It's just that no one bothers to talk about it. (Of course this problem can be easily fixed, but the key word is the "default" installation.) This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
