Chris wrote: > I did not find the directory /usr/sbin/amd64. I tried to go there first... > Once I found I did not have that directory, I did a which and found it was > pointing to /usr/sbin. > > I will be sure to look again. I know I was playing around with it late at > night. > But not much to be confused about when you try to cd into a directory that is > not there. I however did not try the find to see if there were other > iscsitgtd(s) out there. I sure hope I did not try to cd in dma64. I'll be a > bit embarrassed if it's sitting right in front of me. > > Just to be curious... > On a 32 bit architecture, does the directory /usr/sbin/amd64 exist? > > If I do not have those directories listed should I pkgrm ALL of the iscsi > pkgs and readd them? > > This is a brand new clean install only a few weeks old.
On Solaris 10 X86 systems you always have the amd64 directories, even if you are a 32-bit only CPU, because it simply was not worth the trouble to determine what the system capabilities were and remove 64-bit code for 32-bit only systems. Mike _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
