Well, I updated to 106 from /dev yesterday,
just before pulling KDE. I was running on 105
for the last month.
Also, I had a couple of KDE packages already
in place from my attempts to build it (I think
FOSSqt and further up the dependency tree were pulled).
And I should probably add that I managed to break it nicely,
roughly like this:
- upgrade to 106
reboot to opensolaris-3 (new zfs filesystem created by beadm)
I used this for a day with no problem
- installed KDE
- ran KDE for a while
- tried to show a colleague one youtube video with KDE 4.2 demo
tried fullscreen (slightly expecting it to break)
which got me to a complete freeze
- when I rebooted, $HOME was not accessible...
so I got some recovery work to do. I'm using opensolaris-2 BE
now, which has 105.
It seems that KDE is still available from gdm,
but I can't risk trashing my work system. I'd like to know
what happened to zfs first. Any hints would be welcome.
Have a nice day
hnhn
Michael Schuster wrote:
> On 02/06/09 08:32, Jan Hnatek wrote:
>> Hi Adriaan,
>>
>> thanks for this and sorry for stressing your line.
>> I managed to install, login and run it for a while.
>> I'll give it some more time over the weekend hopefully.
>
> what build are you running this on?
>
> I'm using 101b (2008.11, that is)
> Michael
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