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Some highlights about what is available here:

ON (OS/Net) Sources

Previously-published ON source code is found under onnv/onnv-gate/usr/src/. Note that this source has not been updated since August 2010. onnv/onnv-gate/usr/src/ includes a snapshot of both the sources used to build the ON(OS/Net) consolidation and sources for tools and other peripheral utilities needed to build but not shipped as part of Solaris. The onnv/onnv-gate/usr/src directory has several subdirectories which are described here:

• cmd: This directory contains sources for the executable programs and scripts that are part of ON. It includes all the basic commands, daemons, startup scripts, and related data. Most subdirectories are named for the command or commands they provide; however, there are some exceptions listed here.
• common: Files which are common among cmd, lib, stand, and uts. These typically include headers and sources to basic libraries used by both the kernel and user programs.
• head: Userland header files (kernel headers are in uts/). Note that only libc headers should be stored here; other libraries should have their headers in their own subdirectories under lib/.
• lib: Libraries. Most subdirectories are named for the library whose sources they contain or are otherwise self-explanatory.
• prototypes: Sample files showing format and copyright notices.
• psm: Platform-specific modules. Currently this contains only OBP and most of the boot code.
• stand: Standalone environment code. This is used for booting; for example, code for reading from UFS and the network is here.
• tools: Development tools and sources. See README.tools for more information about each tool; the file should be updated as tools are added or removed.
• ucbcmd: Commands and daemons installed into /usr/ucb (for SunOS 4.x compatibility).
• ucbhead: Header files installed into /usr/ucb (for SunOS 4.x compatibility).
• ucblib: Libraries installed into /usr/ucb (for SunOS 4.x compatibility).
• uts: Kernel sources are here (UTS == UNIX Time Sharing). There are numerous subdirectories of uts which are of interest:

JDS (Java Desktop System)

• *.spec: The spec files, one per GNOME module, are the building blocks for package generation.
• docs: This directory contains some documentation on how to build and develop JDS for your convenience.
• ext-sources: Anything that is used as a SOURCE in the spec file that isn't a patch or the base tarball source.
• scripts: This directory contains a few useful scripts that are useful during development or packaging.
• manpages: All man pages for the various GNOME components.
• patches: All the patches that are used in the spec files are stored here. They are usually labelled [module]-[n]-[description].diff eg. gnome-panel-01-menu-stripe.diff.

Globalisation

• g11n contains the localisation sources of available consolidations.

X11

• Active X11 tree moving forward.
• Solaris 11 source tree.

Userland

• userland contains user-level open source components that are core to the functionality of Solaris.

Indexes created Fri Jul 06 09:30:03 UTC 2012