You can install Japanese partial locale packages using the pkgadd(1M) command from the Software 1of2 and 2of2 CD-ROMs. This will enable you to type, display, and print Japanese text. Note that Solaris Web Start cannot be used to install locales on top of a base installation.

Yes. All Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and European locales are included on the base CD with localized messages on a separate "Language" CD. These locales and messages are installed through the installation procedure. If a user selects the Solaris 9 DVD, all language support for both partial and full locales are included on the same disk. See similar questions...

A partial locale includes a locale enabler, which ensures that all of the characters in a language can be entered, displayed, and printed, and also enables data handling of the character encoding supported by the locale. A full locale includes a locale enabler, a translated GUI, and additional optional functions. See similar questions...

The Solaris 9 OE provides extensive language support within a single, unified global product. Solaris 9 software includes support for 39 languages and 162 locales, including languages with complex text layout (CTL) writing scripts, such as Arabic, Thai, Hindi and Hebrew. Also included is enhanced support for the development of multilingual applications. For more information on specific locales supported in the various releases of Solaris, please go to: developers.sun.com/dev/gadc/tools/lc/lc.jsp See similar questions...

Unicode support has been expanded in the Solaris 9 platform to include locales for India, Hong Kong and Thailand as well as Turkey, Egypt, Finland, Poland, Spain, Belgium and Brazil. of September 2001, the PRC government mandated a national coding standard, GB18030, which all software products sold in the People's Republic of China must support by law. Solaris software received the highest rating the government provides (A+) for its level of compliance to this new standard. See similar questions...

A working compiler tool-chain ie make, gcc and binutils are required for most of kannel at this time. You will also need libz for various bits of kannel so you may wish to get this now, if you do not already have it. A package can be obtained from www.sunfreeware.com. See similar questions...

How do I install CAREWare on a Windows Vista PC? You can attempt to install CAREWare as you would normally on a Windows XP machine. Simply download the latest version and build from the HRSA Website. Then run the installer as normal. If you encounter any issues with the installation then complete the one of the following. This should allow the necessary permissions to be granted to the setup file and allow a successful install of CAREWare. See similar questions...

The boot(1m), and eeprom(1m) commands also provide descriptive information; in general x86 and SPARC boot options are handled similarly. Here is some further clarification: Specifically, the file the secondary boot loads can be controlled by setting of the 'boot-file' property, and by command line override. During Solaris x86 boot, the /etc/bootrc file interprets user input. 'b kadb [boot-flags]' is the typical syntax for entering commands. See similar questions...

in /etc/init.d/inetinit logic is changed to prevent running a routing daemon if there are multiple interfaces (routed and rdisc are commented out) in nfs.client it commnets out nfs/statd and nfs/lockd (buffer overflow in these were the source of many cracks in the last year) The TCP (not IP as I originally said) [initial sequence number] generation is to turn on level 2 which is the strongest Solaris random sequence number generator. The dfault sequence genration is not this strong. See similar questions...

The Software License Agreement included with the media only allows evaluation use of the software. To obtain the right-to-use (RTU/Entitlement) for unlimited use of Solaris 10, the customer must register their Solaris installations to receive the Entitlement document, which provides the additional terms and perpetual right to use Solaris. Customers can download the Solaris software for free at http://sun.com/solaris. See similar questions...

In order to create a jumpstart image containing all the Solaris software, you first create an image like before from the Solaris 1of2 CD. Then you mount the Solaris2of2 CD and run Solaris_*/Tools/add_to_install_server /path/to/image/directory It's perhaps easier to use the install DVDs; those can also be unpacked on the other architecture. SPARC and x86 CDs can only be unpacked on SPARC and x86 systems, respectively. See similar questions...

Why would you want to? You would if you prefer the window managers that come with XFree86, are tired of CDE's restrictiveness or style, or XSun's lack of color depths or non-support for your graphics board. (If board support is the only problem, consider 3rd party drivers from XiGraphics, http://www.xig.com/). Of course, it's much easier to install CDE, if it works for you. Here's one person's experiences with installing XFree86. See similar questions...

Yes, with certain precautions. Unfortunately, both Solaris/x86 and Linux swap partitions use the same ID, 0x83. So if you install Solaris on a drive with a Linux swap partition already on it, it will install on the Linux swap partition. You have two choices: You can put the Linux swap partition on another drive (or not use a swap partition if you have enough memory). You can install Linux after (not before Solaris). See similar questions...

A properly configured installation of Solaris 8 or higher (we currently support Solaris 8, 9, and 10 SPARC/x86). See similar questions...

Crashes and other fatal errors: 6.1 When I run Ethereal, why do I get an error Gtk-CRITICAL **: file gtkwindow.c: line 3107 (gtk_window_resize): assertion 'height > 0' failed. See similar questions...

This is a role-playing supplement for TSR's Advanced Dungeon and Dragons game published by Mayfair Games as part of its RoleAids line. It includes an essay by Robert Asprin called "Myth-Chief: The Magic of Aahz and Skeeve" where Asprin explains how Aahz and Skeeve should be used in a role-playing game and gives several details as to how magic works in the Myth series. See similar questions...

Yes. Completed at the same time as the Myth Adventures board game, Mayfair Games Inc. also created a boardgame based on the Thieves' World series. Mayfair later released a "second edition" of this product, but it appears to be no longer offered for sale on their website. Additionally, Chaosium, Inc. released a package of Thieves' World role-playing source material, all compatible with several major RPG companies' systems. There were several later supplements to this package as well. See similar questions...

When we made the first run of our Mac CDs, we didn't know that GollyGee Blocks® worked on OS 8.6, so we thought we'd better play it safe. When the installer warns you that you don't have OS 9.0, just click Continue to install it anyways. Yes, version 1.5 includes a Mac OS X native version. We plan to post a downloadable update for people with version 1.4 who wish to run the OS X version. If you have an urgent need for it, please contact us. See similar questions...

Classes at our school are divided into seven separate levels: complete beginner, beginner, pre-intermediate, intermediate, upper intermediate, advanced, and expert. A little more information on these levels is available here. On the first day of classes, we will give you a level test, to allow us to choose the best class for you, and to adapt the materials to fit your needs. This test has speaking, listening, reading and writing components. See similar questions...

You have two choices, a procedure that uses MacPorts and a procedure that does not use MacPorts. Each has advantages and disadvantages. The procedure that uses MacPorts is easier to maintain because you can just use MacPorts and RubyGems to stay current. However the ImageMagick port may be out-of-date (although it's usually very current). The procedure that does not use MacPorts is not really designed for maintenance. The only way to upgrade is to reinstall everything. See similar questions...