Bob Doolittle wrote:
ghenry wrote:
hello all,
i followed this excellent document to configure it:
http://blogs.sun.com/rslee/entry/sun_ray_4_1_on
but i still have a problem when the server boots, the DTU stays at
26D, and the only workaround i found is just to do:
utrestart -c
and it works!
it seems that no Xnewt is started at boot!?
The actual issue is that due to a known bug (CR 6807063) the system
isn't configured properly during bootup.
If you like you can edit /etc/init.d/utacleanup as follows:
211,218c210,214
< OS=`uname -s`
< if [ "$OS" = "SunOS" ]; then
< if isGDMOK2Use && [ "`/bin/svcs -o STATE -H gdm 2>/dev/null`" =
"online" ]
< then
< XMGR=gdm
< else
< XMGR=dtlogin
< fi
---
#
if [ "`uname -s` `uname -r`" = "SunOS 5.10" ] \
|| [ -x /usr/dt/bin/dtlogin -a ! -f ${ETCOPTDIR}/ut_enable_gdm ]
then
XMGR=dtlogin
I'd put the real fix for this into a patch, but OpenSolaris doesn't
support patchadd :(
So you'll have to wait for an EA version of SRSS that has been
migrated to IPS packaging in a repository somewhere to get the
"official" fix, or you can apply this change yourself in the meantime.
Interested in an IPS repository sourced version - I take it this will
carry out all the actions from the Wiki regarding changes needed to run
on 2008.11 ?
I think this is really great work, well done guys.
I've commented previously on OpenSolaris, but it really does get peoples
attention, aside from the range of available packages, I think
OpenSolaris is about 2 releases behind Ubuntu usability wise, but
OpenSolaris seems to be making quicker progress whereas Ubuntu is
spending lots of time on polish.
In the meantime, as anyone crafted an install script that performs all
the changes and installs any packages needed?
--
Regards
Sean Clarke
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