BJ Quinn wrote:
> Please forgive my ignorance. I'm fairly new to Solaris (Linux convert), and
> although I recognize that Linux has the same concept of Segmentation faults /
> core dumps, I believe my typical response to a Segmentation Fault was to
> upgrade the kernel and that always fixed the problem (i.e. somebody else
> filed the bug and fixed the problem before I got around to doing it myself).
>
> So - I'm running stock OpenSolaris 2008.05. Even if the bug was fixed, I
> imagine it would require a Solaris kernel upgrade anyway, right? Perhaps I
> could simply try that first? Are the kernel upgrades "stable"? I know for a
> while there, before the 2008.05 release, Solaris just released a new
> "development" kernel every two weeks. I don't think I want to just
> haphazardly upgrade to some random bi-weekly development kernel. Are there
> actually "stable" kernel upgrades for OS, and how would I go about upgrading
> it if there are?
>
If there was a bug already filed and fixed, then it should be in the
bugs database, which is searchable at:
http://bugs.opensolaris.org
-- richard
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