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Operating Systems Solaris Can't install Unicode::String due to String.so not found Post 302381135 by incredible on Thursday 17th of December 2009 08:55:35 AM
Old 12-17-2009
If im not wrong, I think you should be creating a softlink somewhere for the required file (hint)
 

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fadvise(5)							File Formats Manual							fadvise(5)

NAME
fadvise: fadvise.h - structures needed when using the fadvise() function SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
The header defines the structures and and other literals needed when using the function (see fadvise(2)). The structure contains the following members: int fad_count number of entries in fad_plist[] struct fad_parms fad_plist[1] array of struct fad_parms The structure contains the following members: enum fadv_hints fad_advice hint applying to parameter tuple. off_t _fad_res1 may be one of the following: byte offset of range in file; memory allocation policy for cc-numa sys- tems. size_t _fad_res2 may be one of the following: byte size of range in file; memory locality to be used when allocating memory on cc-numa systems; the duration after which a dirty page is to be written to the file sys- tem. APPLICATION USAGE
The following macros and aliases have been defined to align with the ISO POSIX-1 standard. The following aliases can be used with the hint. The following aliases can be used with the hint. The following aliases can be used with the hint. EXAMPLES
WARNINGS
For 32-bit applications, will be truncated to its least significant 32-bits for file systems that use 64-bit values. SEE ALSO
fadvise(2), fcntl(2), posix_fadvise(2), fcntl(5), types(5). STANDARDS CONFORMANCE
fadvise(5)
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