The available source code for Open Solaris is very useful for learning about the interior of Solaris (with Detroit and MDB) . However, there is no way to know that, as far as I know, open Solaris is related to the binary issued in the form of a formal update release of source code Sonellis. To wit. For example, versions of source files were compiled for Solaris 10 Update 6 (10/08)?
You can draw some conclusions by viewing change dates, history comments and bug tickets. And I know that there is no 1: 1 relationship between OpenSolaris and Solaris, but are there some better ways about which I thought?
There are no better ways to do this. I can think of Solaris 10 Binaries with open Solaris sources . The source tree for Solaris 10 is a separate branch, and features and bug fixes have been backpacked from the OpenSolaris branch to Solaris 10 branches.
It would be useful for you to consider the different consolidation within Solaris, for example, if OpenSolaris in Gnome X If Y and Solaris 10 have Gnome X, then sources and binaries for genomic components will be the same. If you are concerned only with the OS / Net portion of Solaris and Open Solaris, the code is normally only loose correlated.
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