On Dec 26, 2007 3:58 AM, A.Belahcene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > HI, > I am new to solaris, but my knowleges on linux ( debian ) is good, i need > equivalent for some linux commands. ( a summarize doc is welcome, I > downloaded one: Linux to Solaris from treklogic, but not complete enough, and > I want to use the opensolaris, it seems close to debian, with gnome desktop) > > I ve installed the opensolaris ( in-preview 31 octobre). > > 1. I don't find where to change the default keybaord, although gnome is the > gui used, I can't find in /etc/X11, the xorg.conf or X11Config. The kbd > command doesn't work for X11. There is not in added applet the corresponding > to keyboard layout. Where are the configuartion files for X?
I believe the xorg.conf is automatically generated based on what is detected (the /etc/X11/.xorg.conf is what it figures out). There is an Xorg flag that should allow it to just probe and generate an xorg.conf file that can be modified. If /etc/X11/xorg.conf exists, I believe that will override any auto-probing Xorg does. > > 2. How to detect the network card, if it not assign at the installation? the > logical name on linux is eth0, what is on Solaris (as root) 'dladm show-dev' (also show-link I believe) should list all the known network interfaces. On solaris, interfaces are named for the driver used (i.e. if your card is supported by the bge driver, your interfaces will be bge0, bge1, etc.). You can then use 'ifconfig <name> plumb' to prepare it for an IP address (if you wish to manually configure it). Or you can do 'svcs network/physical'. If network/physical:nwam is enabled (I can't remember if Indiana enabled this by default or not), it should attempt to do all of this + dhcp to obtain an IP address once a link is detected on the card. If it isn't enabled, the steps are 'svcadm disable network/physical:default; svcadm enable network/physical:nwam'. If the dladm doesn't show anything, then no drivers are loaded that appear to recognize your card. If that's the case, if you happen to have more details about it, there are a number of 3rd party drivers that aren't bundled with the core OS that might need to be installed. > > 3. How to configure the source to add software ( a-la-apt-get of debian) > Yes and no. There are add-on bits (such as pkg-get + blastwave) that has similar functionality. The image packaging project also is looking to address this (among several other issues). > 4. Is there as in linux CTRL-ALT-F2, F6 to switch to text console? Not yet. Right now there is only one console. There is a project in the works to add such support. Last I heard, there are some preview bits you can grab (if you're adventerous), but no idea what the current state of the project is (if you go to www.opensolaris.org, it should be on the list of projects). > > best regards > > thanks for help > bela > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > opensolaris-discuss mailing list > [email protected] > _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
