If you have it and you know you have it, then you
have it. If you have it and don't know you have it, you don't have it.
If you don't have it but you think you have it, then you have it.
Welcome to OpenSolaris, and "Day 2" of Availability Suite.
So you have it, that is the TarBall which contains the source code of the OpenSolaris release of Availability Suite. What you will find when expanding this TarBall is a the top level
directory with the following files, plus the single directory 'src'.
| Filename | Description |
| README | This 'README' file |
| opensolaris.license.txt | The OpenSolaris License - CDDL |
| openAVS_build | The Availability Suite (AVS) build script |
| openAVS.release | Environmental file for 'release' builds |
| openAVS.debug | Environmental file for 'debug' builds |
| openAVS.lint | Environmental file for 'lint' builds |
| src | The top-level source directory for all software |
The openAVS_build script is invoked from the top level directory, specifying one of the pre-existing environmental files, (of which three are provided), or as a CLI, passing one or more of the following options via the command line:
Usage:
openAVS_build -E <environment file>
openAVS_build -hilpvDN
-E <environment file> Path to environment file
-h Prints the Usage
-i Incremental build [no clobber]
-l Enable lint checking
-p Build packages
-v Verbose processing
-D Build Debug binaries
-N Build Non Debug binaries
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AVS OpenSource is available for use on Solaris Express, off the "Files" project page for AVS in the OpenSolaris Community:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/avs/
Posted by Jim Dunham on February 13, 2007 at 11:04 AM EST #
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