Go to adobe.com.
Click the "Get ADOBE FLASH PLAYER" button.
Click "Agree and install now"
You will see a popup dialog for "flash_player_10_solaris_x86.tar.bz2"
Select "Save File", click OK.

In terminal, untar it, copy libflashplayer.so to $HOME/.mozilla/ plugins or /usr/lib/firefox/plugins.

Ginn

On Mar 4, 2009, at 6:50 AM, bill wrote:

ok so i installed and started using opensolaris off of the livecd i made with no troubles. and i went online...pretty impressed with the speed and all...went to youtube...and whoops. adobe flash isn't natively installed. so i went to filehippo.com, where i download a lot of stuff, and click on download adobe flash (non-ie), and the little firefox prompt shows up asking me where i want to save it to, bla bla bla (i have the settings on "automatically save to desktop" for downloads) and then i click ok....only to find that not only does the downloads window showup, but also an error message stating

"/tmp/install_flash_player_10-4.exe could not be opened, because the associated helper application does not exist. Change the association in your preferences."

so i e went to the adobe site to see if i coudl download it off their, and the same error came up! I went to searching on google, and it seemed that the problem was this: "The "associated helper application does not exist" message can mean the application the Mozilla program thinks should open a specific type of file is no longer installed [1]. It can also mean that the application has either been updated or reinstalled and ion where to find the program you want to use for the file type (see below for a solution if the dialog does not help). To do this, first find the File Actions dialog. "

so i go to edit->preferences->applications and there is no Adobe Content on the left side for me to alter the action for. all i see is "Bzip archive, Mailto, Podcast, Video Podcast, webcal, and Web Feed"

help anyone? anyone know whats going on? am i doing something wrong? i know ppl have definitely installed plug ins like adobe flash 10 successfully before on opensolaris...whats going on here?
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