OpenSolaris Project: Caiman, Solaris Install RevisitedView the leaders for this projectProject Observers Endorsing communitiesDevice DriversInstallation and Packaging Testing Caiman is the code name for the program, and set of projects, to create a new OpenSolaris installation experience. The working ideas center on concepts such as:
The problems which Caiman is attempting to solve are described in the Solaris Installation Strategy An early architecture document from October 2006 is available for review. An update is intended. Weekly program team meetings are held and are open to all interested. We can also be contacted in real time via IRC on the #caiman-discuss channel at chat.freenode.net. Here's a screenshot of the Dwarf Caiman GUI:
Current ProjectsPlease see the page for each project for current plans and status. Completed ProjectsBlogsdminer - OpenSolaris update to build 90Jun 9, 7:38 AM Just noting that updated packages for snv_90 were pushed to the pkg.opensolaris.org repository over the weekend, see Alan's announcement for some very important instructions that need to be followed. ... dminer - OpenSolaris Requirements MeetingJun 6, 4:34 AM We've scheduled a meeting for next Thursday, June 12, at 2 PM US/Pacific to have a planning and requirements discussion with the community around the OpenSolaris distribution. See Tim Cramer's ... dminer - Clearing the backlogMay 19, 3:19 PM Thankfully, I was able to take a much-needed week off last week to recover from the OpenSolaris 2008.05 release. I'm still not sure which was more exhausting: the engineering work, or the parties ... clayb - An easier way to dual boot under IndianaMar 13, 2:12 AM Ever want to run fdisk (1) on a machine just to label a partition? Recently in the February FROSUG meeting I was being a less than polite speaker as Ginnie Wray was presenting. I felt bad about my ... dminer - Indiana Preview 2 now playingFeb 13, 9:10 AM The second preview of Indiana was pushed out for download about 15 hours ago as I write this. As those who are following closely know, we'd actually made a testing image available via Bittorrent a ... |