> > Right. sys-suspend is a part of the CDE, and cannot be released under > the CDDL. As Alan says, the Power Management team is taking over > ownership of a new utility that will replace sys-suspend. I assume they > won't copy the existing sys-suspend code so it can be relicensed under > CDDL. > > I'm cc:ing Simon Zheng and Randy Fishel so they can comment, since they > actually work on the power management team.
Thanks ... I was just curious about that. If I see something like a blue fish swimming in with all the gold fish I tend to ask "how did that get there?" Dennis -------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> I was adjusting PERMS in /etc/default/sys-suspend and noted the absence >>> of a >>> CDDL there. >> >> It's not been released under the CDDL, as it's part of the CDE >> consolidation. >> The power management team are planning on replacing it in the future with >> a >> new tool which will presumably be open sourced, and delivered somewhere >> else >> (since CDE is going away and not having new stuff added to it). >> _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
