This entire post concerns the Solaris Express Community Release zipped ISO images, not the Open Solaris tarballs themselves.
I apologize in advance if this turns out to be a senior moment for me :-) but I seem to recall that the zipped ISO images in the Solaris Express Community Release page, were, a week or so ago, at level b20 (thus named `sol-nv-b20-*'). Tonight, clicking on the "Solaris Express Community Release" link on the OpenSolaris Download Center page, brings you through the usual Login page ( which has the "Your Selection: Solaris Express Community Release" title bar..."), where you must authenticate--all as normal. Then, after authentication, you are deposited on the Solaris Express Community Release page--which has the normal eight zipped IOSs (4 for SPARC and 4 for x86... But, as of today, all are at level `b18' (the file names are all of the form *-b18-*). I already have in hand the CDs of the ISO images for b19 and b20, which I'd already burned some days ago, and I'm actually running the b19 set on one machine tonight. Thus I must have gotten them from this same "Community Release" page at some point in the very recent past. Has the Community Release site been regressed, or am I mentally page faulting to unbacked virtual storage? :-) Incidentally, as of this afternoon, if I came into that same page from www.sun.com (instead of from www.opensolaris.com), having asked for the master download title list, selecting Solaris Express and authenticating as usual, I was presented with `b17' ISOs. Apparently b18 ISOs show only if you come in from the OSol page, and I can't account for how I have the "b20" ISOs in my hand! --JCC This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
