TJ Yang wrote:
What is Package Management means to you then ?
The building, signing, installation, and removal of
the bundles
that deliver stuff used for distributing software.
That certainly isn't limited to Applications, in fact
the vast
majority of the packages I deal with don't
TJ Yang wrote:
* Dave Miner [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-02-01
13:15]:
Just to elaborate a little on the proposal, this
community would be the
home for the SVR4 packaging tools code when it's
released in the near
future, as well as other packaging and
installation projects
sni
Oh, I am only proposing to replace Packaging term
with Package Management or Application
management. you can leave the rest to cover shillix
and nexenta.
How about this ?
Current name:
Packaging, Patching, and Distribution Mgmt Community
Proposed name:
Application mgnt and
* Dave Miner [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-02-01
13:15]:
Just to elaborate a little on the proposal, this
community would be the
home for the SVR4 packaging tools code when it's
released in the near
future, as well as other packaging and
installation projects.
Is this then the
+1 on reply counter.
tj yang
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Hi Sean,
Stay tuned...we're planning a release within the next
month+! There
is a special twist on tap with Sun Studio 11 that we
believe the
general development community will appreciate- but I
will not divulge
just yet. (how is that for a teaser? :-)
Have folks tried using Sun
and free-time resources.
I WISH we have one OpenSolaris LIVE CD, one embeded OpenSolaris, one
OpenSolaris Sparc and one OpenSoarlis i386/AMD64, that is it.
tj yang
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opensolaris
driving.
2.7 send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you want join our user group.
2.8 OS-GLUG is our user group name, I like the acronym.
Regards
tj yang
Thanks,
Dave Braun, MultiTask ComputerWorks
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I second this idea. so I won't be asking question like what is installer work
on your roadmap ?'.
Dave were at harper college last night's for opensolaris user meeting ?
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Dave were at harper college last night's for
opensolaris user meeting ?
Dave, were you at harper college last night for opensoalris user meeting ?
This is a much better Engilsh sentence.
tj yang
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TJ,
Dave, were you at harper college last night for
opensoalris user meeting ?
This is a much better Engilsh sentence.
True, but you still need a little work on
opensoalris
though ;-)
Agree, Thanks for the catch.
I am hopeless on mastering English and accurate typing. so bear
From your slides, I learn wiki will be supported in the future, please pick
one that support command line editing also.
Thanks.
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kso
I am disappointed that bach_installer is still not in this version of
distribution. (studio10-20050912-sol-x86.tar.bz2)
bash-3.00# ls -lrt
total 110
-rwxr-xr-x 1 59001staff 16684 Jan 28 2005 installer
-rwxr-xr-x 1 59001staff 16650 Jan 28 2005 batch_installer_perflib
I am attaching a purchase order. The basic system
(with tax, shipping, accessories, etc.) comes out to
be about $1,300.
snip
I failed to see this P.O. information about hard disk or HD case.
So this is PO is for a diskless installation ?
tj
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TJ Yang wrote:
This is not the first time that happen to me.
When I got the email notice like following and I
click the url to
see the update on the discussion thread. But I
don't see
the actual message in the Forum thread.
Does others has same experience or just me ?
TJ,
I
* T.J. Yang [EMAIL PROTECTED] [050919 18:49]:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also Schillix LiveCD project won't need to
develop yet another PMS, SPS.
We actualy do not try to implement a PMS. We
implement a build system
mostly, which could be used together whith SVR4
PMS. But right now we
Hi,
Are OpenSolaris and Solaris 10 the same?
regards
Krish
I think your answer is at Terminology section of this url
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/tools/building_opensolaris/
and the better question is
Are OpenSolaris and Solaris 11 the same ?
Regards
tj
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This is really wierd. or I am doing somthing goof.
here is the reply/notification I got from you in my hotmail.com but by the
time of of this writing, why I can't see your reply on the Forum thread ?
1. Notification email from the Forum of Dicussion.

TJ Yang,
You are watching the thread
ok, this one doesn't count, you reply show up in the end.
but how about this one.
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=2475tstart=0
Rich Teer followed up on my posting this mornig, I got two emails like above
example
but I still don't see his posting on Forum thread.
.
Unfortunately I deleted both email regarding Rich'
reply.
1. Acutally, I didn't delete Rich' email here is his email reply.
From : Rich Teer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent : Friday, September 23, 2005 10:32 AM
To :TJ Yang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC :opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
One of our local Linux shops (“lemonade stands” is
probably a better description) that we are helping
(on a pro bono basis) decides to purchase an x2100
system to run their Novell i-Folder business.
Those kids always exhaust their searches before
spending a single penny. In the past,
a part of Solaris Express... so
you can use those
binaries if you want..
cheers,
steve
TJ Yang wrote:
I don't exactly know what are the missing pieces
to make up a
full OpenSolaris yet,
but the missing of SVR4 package mangement system
is certainly a show
stopper
TJ Yang wrote:
from here
http://store.sun.com/CMTemplate/CEServlet?process=SunS
torecmdViewProduct_CPcatid=138714
$745 has no soalris 10 preinstalled that I can
understand but no hard disk !?
So it can be used as a compute node. There are
plenty of uses for nodes
that don't
TJ Yang wrote:
from here
http://store.sun.com/CMTemplate/CEServlet?process=SunS
torecmdViewProduct_CPcatid=138714
$745 has no soalris 10 preinstalled that I can
understand but no hard disk !?
So it can be used as a compute node. There are
plenty of uses
TJ Yang wrote:
Sorry for not reading into the detail.
the $550 from small to medium buy followings
1. faster cpu (model 148).
2. extra 512 MRAM
3. one 80G SATA disk
4. Java Enterprise System Pre-Installed
5. Solaris 10 Pre-Installed
I think everyone who has built computers for
him
Feedback welcome. I'll read it all, but I can't
n't promise replies to
all.
Another comment,
Any plan to make sure opensolaris can be compiled in
Sun Grid Engine to improve the build time ?
Reference:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=1900tstart=0
T.J. Yang
That's great news, Sara. Thanks for all your
persistent work with the
fulfillment company to make those shirts *finally*
fly the coop!
I hope that everyone wears them in good health. :-)
Claire
For the two shirts I got, I think I have to thank Sara twice ;)
tj
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I agree completely. A wiki is the next logical
step. I would be happy to help create and edit
one. Can Sun host the beast?brbrdivspan
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How about this one
Steve
I like to invite you take a look at TWW's opensource package offering. I
believe it
is a superset of Solaris Companion packages and it is GNU opensourced.
ftp://support.thewrittenword.com/dists/7.1/src/
All of your three conerns has been addressed by TWW's Hyper Package Management
Hi,
TJ Yang wrote:
I read albertw's blog but I failed to understand
how to use Solaris'
patch management system to be a modern PMS for
OpenSoalris.
I would advocate the use of patches for updating
packages. But I would
be very interested in seeing the things that
people
snip
I just want to chime in here to let people know that
I have been
watching and reading with considerable interest. I
think that a few
steps need to be taken with Blastwave and after some
thought I am
going to make a few changes.
As soon as I have something concrete to talk about I
snip
This is actually one of the big reasons the X.Org
open source community is
moving from a model of building the entire X Window
System as one big source
tree to a modular model, where each library, program,
and driver module is
individually built, to make it easier to catch API
ABI
snip
TJ,
The project goal states
... provide OpenSolaris OS a modern package
age management system.
It seems to assume that Sun will definitely never
open-source its new
(and evolving) package update system, Sun Update
Connection (which is
based on Sun's patch tools and
snip
Albert White wrote a nice overview of Sun Update
Connection
technologies (in an OpenSolaris context) on his
blog.
See:
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/albertw?entry=updaing
_software_in_the_open
I will read it later.
I read albertw's blog but I failed to understand
This post from me contains English grammtical and typing errors.I trust the
reader will be able to understand my point.
I will be more careful and diligent to produce English sentences next time.
tj
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Is there no Wiki on the opensolaris.org site that we
could use for this
- my only issue with something so core being
discussed off-site is that
it's likely to get lost...
Hmm I pick mediawiki site even I am moinmoin user becuase mediawiki is most
Eric Boutilier writes:
snip
* deb
* pkgsrc (implemented by pkgsrc system)
* portage
* rpm (implemented by the openpkg system)
* solaris packaging (implemented by Sun,
Blastwave, and Sunfreeware)
* tww (implemented by tww system)
Hi Eric
If you don't mind, I like
`pkg-get` is not an LPMS as you'd call it, it's a
script that adds `apt-get` like functionality and
uses Sun's native SVR4 software management subsystem.
If this is the case then pkg-get is a Hyper PMS only support Solaris OS.
Sorry, I did not research pkg-get's architecture.
tj
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I thought we are still in hope that the SVr4 pkg
system
will become OpenSource soon.
Lets start working on solutions anyway. Just in case
you run out of breath while you hold it while waiting
for Sun to release. Why rely on kindness on the long
term when a solution on the short term is
Hi all,
At the moment I'm looking for a Sun-way of building
Solaris packages (Like SUNW), with a proper build
environment, but unfortunately there are too many
ways. I already have my own customized environment,
Sun-way is SVR4 pkgadd PMS, period. I don't work for Sun and I like
to be
On Tue, 2 Aug 2005, Magnus Forsberg wrote:
[ ... ]
I see there is already a disussion about this in:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=9
53tstart=0
The most interesting part is to have a standard
build system, not just a package system...
I agree -- mostly
This is the problem of opensource work, it only get
hobby level
of priority. for most ppl, work,family and lastly
hobby come last.
That's why I feel it is important to physically
start a user community in a Chinese university. Sort
of like killing two birds in one stone. I think the
Tian Siyuan wrote:
The original poster is back.
My idea is to have a place for Chinese users,
mainly for education (and then marketing).
If we other communities are better suitable for
specific topics posted to this one, we can redirect
them.
What's the next step?
There's
Looks like this thread went digressed.
Will there be forum for Chinese users ?
Also if there is a need to create discussion forum for Chinese users then
please create two forums. One is Simplify Chinese and one is Tranditional
Chinese.
T.J. Yang
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Joerg,
Given you are author of SPS PMS, Do you have time to evaluate TWW HPMS ?
And provide your comments ?
Here is an example software build source for apache.
ftp://support.thewrittenword.com/dists/7.0/src/apache-2.0.52/sb-db.xml
anyone with sb tool installed can run sb sb-db.xml to get
Hi all
In http://opensolaris.org/os/about/roadmap/, Tool section, Improved workflow
tools updated to reflect evolved dev. processes is listed as 9-12 month target
date. I don't know the detail goal of this task but following is my suggestion
that
can streamline opensolaris developement
Stefan Teleman wrote:
There is a directory, /opt/fsw4sun/ referenced as
well, I'm guessing its
freeware stuff built with studio 10.
yes this is the big bundle of KDE depencies (also
built with
SunStudio10) which i am hoping to get rid of and
share all the
dependencies with the
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