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I have been given the task of installing subversion on rhe4 32 and 64 bit, suse9 ia64, hpux 11.22 ia64, hpux 11.11 pa_risc, solaris 2.8 sparc, and irix 6.5.

How can I do this? I know that rhe5 and debian have things like yum and apt for packages. What are the equivalents for these systems?

Yeah.... I know. I need help
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HP-Ux uses SAM or swinstall. Man swinstall for further information or go to docs.hp.com.
On Solaris you use the AdminTool or pkgadd. Man pkgadd for further information or go to docs.sun.com
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Are Solaris 2.8 and Solaris 8 the same thing?
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Are Solaris 2.8 and Solaris 8 the same thing?
I think it is SunOS and Solaris -- a historical quirk with names. For example, in the installed version of Solaris 10:
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SunOS 5.10 Generic_120012-14 i86pc
The page at Package management system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia contains a list of package managers, most with reference pointers ... cheers, drl
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Ok that makes more sense.

So is there a way to make pkgadd get the packages off the internet? Or do I have to download each one individually? Where should I get them from?
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