OpenSolaris

1. Community: OS/Net (ON)
   1. Blogs
   2. Development Process
   3. Developer's Reference
      1. Introduction
      2. Prerequisites
      3. The Source Tree, part 1
      4. The Source Tree, part 2
      5. Building OpenSolaris
      6. Installing and Testing OpenSolaris
      7. Integration Procedure
      8. Best Practices and Requirements
      9. Glossary
   4. Discussions
   5. Installation (from source) Quickstart
      1. Annotated nightly(1) Mail Example
   6. Currently Known Issues
   7. CRT
      1. Advocates & Sponsors
      2. Becoming a CRT Advocate
      3. Charter
      4. RTI nits to avoid
      5. Sponsor Tasks
      6. Becoming a Sponsor
   8. Schedule
   9. ONNV Flag Days, Heads Ups, and Project Integration History
      1. Builds 116-120
      2. Builds 111-115
      3. Builds 106-110
      4. Builds 101-105
      5. Builds 96-100
      6. Builds 91-95
      7. Builds 86-90
      8. Builds 81-85
      9. Builds 76-80
      10. Builds 71-75
      11. Builds 66-70
      12. Builds 61-65
      13. Builds 56-60
      14. Builds 51-55
      15. Builds 46-50
      16. Builds 41-45
      17. Builds 36-40
      18. Builds 31-35
      19. Builds 26-30
      20. Builds 21-25
   10. Leaders
   11. Observers
   12. Putback Logs
   13. Developing Solaris
       1. Quality Death Spiral
   14. wx
   15. findunref and unreferenced files
   16. Bourne/Korn Shell Coding Conventions

OpenSolaris ON Developer's Reference Guide

The Developers Reference is big. Really, really big. I mean, you just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. -- Mike Kupfer

The Developer's Reference (this document, also known as the DevRef) is intended to be a comprehensive document for developers who work on the OS/Net (ON) part of OpenSolaris. Because the DevRef is so big, community participation is important to help keep it useful. One way to help is to suggest changes on the on-discuss mailing list--anything from a vague idea to actual text is welcome. You can also submit bugs against the DevRef on bugs.opensolaris.org (category consolidation/os-net-misc).

If you're comfortable with SGML and Mercurial, you can even submit patches to the repository that holds the DevRef sources. The repository is at ssh://anon@opensolaris.org/hg/onnv/devref. You can ask for commit access after you've gotten your changes reviewed on the on-discuss list.

As a navigation note, you can get to any of the sections from the left navigation bar in the OS/Net community.