Unix/linux surrounding Environment C programming Tutorial (1) Solaris 64bit environment structure

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This article will take you to install the Solaris 11 64-bit and configure the C + + development environment.

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1. You should have the following 4 files required for installation

We use Notepad to open 1.bat discovery that is for example the following text:

copy/b Sol-11_1-repo-full.iso-a + Sol-11_1-repo-full.iso-b Sol-11_1-repo-full.iso

Description 1.bat is the role of merging Sol-11_1-repo-full.iso-a and Sol-11_1-repo-full.iso-b two files for Sol-11_1-repo-full.iso.

Sol-11_1-repo-full.iso-a + Sol-11_1-repo-full.iso-b Two-part files are used to merge the files we need.

2. Execute the bat merge file right-click to execute with Administrator privileges

3. Wait a very long time after the merger of the document is finished

Or use CMD to generate the Sol-11_1-repo-full.iso

Waiting for the form command to return a file generates a

4. Create a new virtual machine

5. Select (default) Next

6. Choose to install the operating system later, click Next

7. Select Solaris 11.1 64-bit

8. Default name, next (you can define your virtual machine name here)

9. Setting up a single-core processor

10. Set 2G Memory

11. Setting Up NAT

12. Select the default IO controller

Select SCSI Disk Type

13. Create a new virtual disk

14. Set the disk size, click Next

15. Select the path to place the virtual disk

16. Click Finish

17. Set the settings installation image Click Browse to locate the image file Sol-11_1-text-x86.iso

18. Set to this file (i.e. X86 command line mode) Select the file click Open

19. Open the virtual machine

20. Go to mirror

21. Initialization

22. Enter first (equivalent to select default) and select 1. English

23. Install the operating system, select 1

24.F2 Next

25. Select the disk, continue F2 and use the entire disk to continue F2

26. Set the name, use the TAB key to choose to actively configure the network by F2

27. Choose Asia to continue F2

28. Choose China to continue F2

29. Select PRC to continue F2

30. Use the default time to continue F2

31. Enter the root password and create an account with TAB key to toggle

32. Skip update Skip Update direct F2 Use default no gateway continue F2

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Unix/linux surrounding Environment C programming Tutorial (1) Solaris 64bit environment structure