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ok. I ended up doing a yes | /usr/sbin/pkgrm SUNWsogm \rm -rf /usr/share/nautilus/starthere-link.desktop So thanks anyways I guess. :)

Does anyone know how to remove the "Staroffice 7" icon, the "Desktop Overview" icon, and the "Documents" folder icon from the default desktop a user gets when logging into Solaris 10 u2 for the first time? I can see settings for some icons nautilus does like bool for...

Ok. I had some success finally with the wizard and the notify applet. What I ended up having to do was run these commands on first boot: /usr/sbin/sconadm register -N /usr/lib/cc-ccr/bin/ccr -p cns.swup.autoAnalysis.enabled -v false I got the info on the first command from this web site...

Ok. Removing those three packages didn't work. It gave me errors on first boot post install. Loading smf(5) service descriptions: 132/141Feb 7 13:43:34 svc.startd[7]:svc:/system/basicreg:default: Method "/usr/sbin/sconadm register -c -m autoreg" failed with exit status 1. Many more errors...

uname -a gives me: SunOS sol10-test3.eos.ncsu.edu 5.10 Generic_118833-24 sun4u sparc SUNW Its Solaris 10 and the jumpstart is set up with u2 (I think that means update 2)

If I have to do something like that, the only way I can get away with it is to create it durring some login script. I am looking under /etc/X11/gdm/ but its all a mystery to me. I will need to create this ~userid/.solregis/.disable before /usr/lib/patch/swupdate.jar and...

What if you have thousands of accounts managed by kerberos? Surely there is some way other than touching a file in everyone's $home dir?

Ok. I ended up doing a: yes | /usr/sbin/pkgrm SUNWupdatemgru SUNWupdatemgrr SUNWbrg which seems to solve the issue... Is this bad? Will this break other stuff besides the Solaris Registration Wizard?

Hi. Is there any way to get rid of the Solaris Registration Wizard pop up when you first log in? I notice these files / dirs are involved: /usr/lib/breg /usr/lib/patch/swupdate.jar /usr/lib/patch /swupna.jar I am new to Solaris but I've worked with Red Hat Linux a lot. But I don't know much...