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Initial Root Password After Live CD Installation
Upgrading to the Oracle Solaris 11 Express Release
How to Upgrade to the Oracle Solaris 11 Express Release
First Packaging Operation After Upgrade Removes Hundreds of Empty Packages (14507)
Users Created During Text Installation Can End Up With an Incorrect Password (6998650)
Installation Fails on the SAS JBOD Device (11999)
x86: Live CD Installation Might Hang on Certain Systems (16216)
SPARC: Text Installer Unusable on Systems Equipped With XVR-2500 Graphics Cards (6961487)
Renaming a Busy Boot Environment Might Fail (1685)
Automated Installer Fails If ZFS Pool rpool Exists on the System (3783)
Distribution Constructor Does Not Recognize ZFS File System Mount Points for Build Areas (3947)
Exception Message Generated by the Distribution Constructor Upon Successful Termination (4589)
Creating Multiple Pools With the Same Name Confuses the ZFS Boot Process (5270)
installadm create-service Should Have an Option to Specify IP Address Passed to DHCP Config (6922)
x86: DM_CTYPE Attribute Is Set to unknown for SATA Controllers Handled by the sata Driver (6558646)
Automated Installer Manifests Are Installed World-Readable (15362)
Migrating an ncrs Attached Driver to the glm Driver
image-update Results in Driver Removal of Policy Warnings (9568)
Driver Action Gets Confused by driver_aliases Entries Not Covered by an Action (10630)
image-update Produces Warnings About the etc/sma/snmp/mibs Directory (10778)
Missing xfs Service Causes inetd Errors After You Upgrade From OpenSolaris 2009.06 (11602)
Upgrade to the Latest Release With Little Spare Memory Fails (9388)
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