ld: fatal: library -lCrunG3: not found

what library is missing?

That is a library that is part of Oracle Solaris Studio

ah

little offtopic yes.. but could it be developerstudio12.6 ?

i downloaded tar and xtracked it and linked lib directory. it finds atomic for example

i wanna sysbench on oracle solaris and then on omnios.. compiling sysbench and it is on point where compiles against mysql lib

It could be yes, it's possible to run some Solaris things on OmniOS, but after 13 years of divergence there's no guarantee. I think some people do build and run sysbench natively though I've never tried myself.

../devlibs/OracleDeveloperStudio12.6-solaris-x86-bin/patches/system/119964-35/SUNWlibC/reloc/usr/lib/amd64/libCrunG3.so.1

perhaps i can get it from there

for omnios i will compile sysbench separately.. rigth now stuck on orace solaris :)

does omnios support uefi boot? i installed it but boot from local does not show up anything under uefi

installed itself under uefi worked fine. i installed normal mode. nothing manual

it should, tsoome would know though.

got it working. this time installer installed on raid controller mode... oracle solaris installed on outside.. or i dont know how to explain this. bios booted from disk previously.. now from integrated raid controller disk 1

i have raid controllorer in hba mode

controller*

Make sure if you boot UEFI that your boot disk has an EFI System Partition (ESP). The boot pool should've been created with -B.

i assume installer does that?

It's possible that kayak picks "first disk hit" not the one youwant. ISTR there's a way to tell kayak which disks to use, or to shell-escape and create `rpool` manually.

i have raidz 5 disks

boot pool should have system (esp), usr and reserved partitions.

it boots from raid controller 1 under uefi

ivaat: Just the raidz vdev of 5 disks or do you also have slog or l2arc?

`zpool create -B` will fail if you have more than one top-level vdev upon creation. slog or l2arc count.

(If you want a bootable pool with slog or l2arc, `create -B` it without them, then ADD them after.

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