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On 8/17/07, Daniel Atencio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just ran into a little setback.Upon installation,one of the disks is not
> b
I just ran into a little setback.Upon installation,one of the disks is not
being recognized by the system and when I tried to format it I get a disk not
recognized message.I then went on to do an auto select since the exact drive is
not in the list and it said that auto configuration had faile
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> ux-admin, a lot of this is totally new to me but I
> will try it since this is the only way to learn.I
> really appreciate your time in answering this for me.
> Now,there is no option to do format from the
> graphical installer so do I need to do this from an
> ok prompt?Right now I can only get
ux-admin, a lot of this is totally new to me but I will try it since this is
the only way to learn.I really appreciate your time in answering this for me.
Now,there is no option to do format from the graphical installer so do I need
to do this from an ok prompt?Right now I can only get to an ok
> Ok,since I have two 73 Gb hard drives,I am going to
> reinstall from scratch and have a question about
> partitioning.I come with a Mac OS X background and
> whenever I install it I like to setup a small
> partition for the OS and apps,and the rest for my
> home folder.What would be the best way
> > I appreciate all of your help.By the way,I looked
> > under /usr/sfw/bin and there is a gcc binary in
> there
> > but I can't run it(under root,doing a "./gcc" in
> > /usr/sfw/bin gives me a no input file message) and
>
> "no input files" is correct. Namely, you do need a C
> program to compil
Ok,since I got me a bigger hard drive to go with the original 73 Gb one,I am
going to reinstall and have a question about partitioning.I come with a Mac OS
X background and whenever I install it I like to setup a small partition for
the OS and apps,and the rest for my home folder.What would be t
> On a System V UNIX, such as Solaris, /opt is reserved
> for 3rd party and for unbundled applications; that's
> where stuff is supposed to go. /var/opt is where the
> 3rd party application data goes, and /etc/opt is
> where the 3rd party application's configuration files
> go.
And if you _must_ h
> I appreciate all of your help.By the way,I looked
> under /usr/sfw/bin and there is a gcc binary in there
> but I can't run it(under root,doing a "./gcc" in
> /usr/sfw/bin gives me a no input file message) and
"no input files" is correct. Namely, you do need a C program to compile, as in:
gcc /
I don't honestly know. It sounds like it's not reading from the SUPATH entry in
/etc/default/su? Is the directory showing up when you type: echo $PATH in a
terminal?
You have to change two different things, the SUPATH for root (which is in
/usr/default/su), and the PATH for the user. The setti
I appreciate all of your help.By the way,I looked under /usr/sfw/bin and there
is a gcc binary in there but I can't run it(under root,doing a "./gcc" in
/usr/sfw/bin gives me a no input file message) and even after adding the
directory to my path in /etc/default/login and /etc/default/su ,"which
> Ok ,I was able to set my path correctly with your
> directions.However I have installed gcc under usr/bin
> which was definitely in the original path,and in
> opt/csw/bin via blastwave and when I do a which gcc
> it says that it's not found under usr/bin or usr/sbin
> so I don't know what else to
As you said, you install a gcc under /usr/bin, can you run /usr/bin/gcc
directly?
BTW, if you're using Solaris 10 or later, you already have gcc
under /usr/sfw/bin
On Tue, 2007-08-14 at 21:44 -0700, Daniel Atencio wrote:
> Ok ,I was able to set my path correclt with your directions.However I have
Is this as root or as a regular user (or both)? Either way check what your path
is set to and make sure that you didn't accidently clobber it (IE make sure
that you have /usr/bin still in your path).
Did you adjust your path in .bashrc or /etc/defaults/login? If it's using
.bashrc try explicitl
Ok ,I was able to set my path correclt with your directions.However I have
installed gcc under usr/bin which was definitely in the original path,and in
opt/csw/bin via blastwave and when I do a which gcc it says that it's not found
under usr/bin or usr/sbin so I don't know what else to look for.
> Number one is,I need to add /opt/csw/bin to my Path
> under root which uses /bin/sh,and under my regular
> user account which uses bash.Under root I do
> "PATH=$PATH:/opt/csw/bin" and it works as long as I
> don't logout or exit the terminal session.How do I
> make it stick?
For your regular use
Im a newbie too. Here are some info on
another package installer like blastwave:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=572735
sudo:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=576838
make home dir to zfs:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=5
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