Where is SUNWxcpu4
Hi:
I recently installed a solaris 10 sparc. I selected the "Entire Solaris Software Group" option and everthing went fine. Now I realized that SUNWxcpu4 was not installed. I looked at the installation CD #2 and I could see SUNWxcpu4 directory including the pkgmap file.So my questions are:
[1] Why SUNWxcpu4 was not installed to begin with.
[2] I can see the following directory in the CD: Solaris_10/Product/SUNWxcu4 including pkgmap and pkginfo files (4k bytes each).
Now when I do pkgadd, I kept getting the following error:
pkgadd: ERROR: no package associated with <SUNWxcu4>. If pkgadd is not the right command to do it, any other command to manually install this SUNWxcu4?
[3] If nothing works, any other way to install SUNWxcu4 from any other source?
Regards,
Jimmy
[835 byte] By [
cnca] at [2007-11-26 19:22:10]
# 1
> Hi:
>
> I recently installed a solaris 10 sparc. I selected
> the "Entire Solaris Software Group" option and
> everthing went fine. Now I realized that SUNWxcpu4
> was not installed. I looked at the installation CD
> #2 and I could see SUNWxcpu4 directory including the
> pkgmap file.So my questions are:
SUNWxcu4? (not cpu4)
> [1] Why SUNWxcpu4 was not installed to begin with.
Don't know.
> [2] I can see the following directory in the CD:
> Solaris_10/Product/SUNWxcu4 including pkgmap and
> pkginfo files (4k bytes each).
> ow when I do pkgadd, I kept getting the following
> error:
> pkgadd: ERROR: no package associated with <SUNWxcu4>.
> If pkgadd is not the right command to do it, any
> other command to manually install this SUNWxcu4?
Where are you and what is your command? You are probably passing the wrong thing in -d. The argument is the package container, not the package itself (so the parent directory).
--
Darren
