Back in the day (ahem, Solaris 10 and earlier...) you could use a
command like the following to figure out which package was
responsible for; e.g.;...
Back in the day (ahem, Solaris 10 and earlier...) you could use a
command like the following to figure out which package was
responsible for; e.g.; "/usr/include/math.h", or any other
"include/math.h", just in case it is somewhere less obvious:mashie$
fgrep include/math.h /var/sadm/install/contents/usr/include/math.h
f none 0644 root bin 10514 7356 1249334889 SUNWlibmIn other words,
/var/sadm/install/contents was a flat-file index of every file,
directory, link, etc....
Back in the day (ahem, Solaris 10 and earlier...) you could use a
command like the following to figure out which package was
responsible for; e.g.; "/usr/include/math.h", or any...
