Upgrade from core to full ?

Hello,
I have a core installation from Solaris 9 now i need for some reasons a full installation. Is there a way to upgrade a core to a full installation easily?
I want to avoid a complete new installation because there is some third party software (e.g. Veritas Volume Manager) on the box and i don't like the idea to install everything new.
Thanks,
Michael

Hi,
the n1525 does not work even with latest kernel (4.0.5) and firmware from win8 drivers. Only way at this point of time is to build custom kernel and then use the firmware.
As for the X - this is usually started automatically - like if you use sddm login manager.
As for the nvidia+intel I personally do not recommend optimus due to its poor performance. I have nvidia gtx980m and the difference is beyond bearable. Try running separate X with nvidia (more info in my thread) - scripts are here
I didnt create a AUR package for it yet but if there would be someone wanting it i will.

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Downloaded trial and then purchased the activate the full version option. The activation keys don't work. It wants an 'original' key. When I use the trial key it rejects it as invalid! Have I just been robbed of 75 quid?

lanceblack,
You know, I had seen your similar post in other forum with same issue. This itself is confusing for other participants including myself to keep track of forum discussion regarding same issue.
It would be nice if you keep your issue in proper forum in one place, less confusion for others.
Corky02 said better than I did yesterday. I am not quite sure why or what impresssion that you'd easily upgrade from try-out app into full-license. For many people are aware that what it means or what does this having to do with upgrading qualification with any applications. Why did you think you would get to upgrade that easily from trail try out app to licensed one?
I don't think the Apple's ads are misleading. I just think you got yourself confused. Sorry I can't help you. IF I am Apple employee, I would love to help you and get this resolved for you. I am just one of those participants helping others.
Once again, I am sorry that you get your view all wrong and lead into thinking that you are entitled to do so. But you need to understand that once if you had purchased a full license app from try-out app. Most people know what does that mean with try out app for the first time. And most people know that if they wish to purchase an application, this means purchasing a boxed (or electronic downloaded file) from Apple retail store (or online store). Plus, new venue at Apple offering Mac App store. I think that is a little confusion for some people who are not familiar with the difference.
I do believe that if you purchase from Mac App store, it doesn't require to put in license serial number. I think it is a different approach for some reason. I had bought some other Mac apps (not Aperture) from Mac App store few times. I haven't purchased Aperture updated version straight from Mac App store online. I bought mine from Apple retail store in Canada in person.
I still don't understand why you still think Apple is misleading you all the way. I don't think it is. In case if you haven't notice... there is way for you to get in touch with Apple called Apple Support Express Lane. Give it a try.

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I installed Lightroom from Creative Cloud (CC) trial on Windows 7 Pro, 64-bit. The version is LR 5.6. I do not want CC, so I purchased the full version of LR on DVD. I was going to reinstall LR from the DVD, but see that it is only version 5.2. I have already done a fair amount of work with the trial LR 5.6 and am worried about losing the catalog that I have created.
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If I uninstall trial version, will I be able to install LR 5.6 download and apply license key?
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You should just uninstall what you have installed for LR 5.x, now, then download and install the LR 5.6 update from the Adobe Updates page, and enter your standalone serial number, and things should pick up where you left off.
You might want to go into LR’s preferences (if LR is still opening for you) and see where the catalog (.lrcat) file actually resides on your computer in case you have a problem and have to double-click on that .lrcat file to open your catalog, but my experience is that nothing will seem different after you’ve installed the new version other than the version number will be newer. The preferences, catalog, and pictures are somewhere different than where the program is installed so uninstalling and reinstalling shouldn’t affect any of it.
LR 5.6 update is here: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/
FYI, the CC-LR is licensed by logging into CC, the standalone version is licensed by entering a serial number. That is why you have to uninstall the CC_licensed version and install the non-CC-licensed version.
It also probably wouldn’t mess anything up to install LR 5.2 from the DVD, but then you’d have to turn around and immediately download the LR 5.6 update, anyway, and it would waste time, so why not start with the latest update. The update is a fully function program, not a patch to an existing program. It’ll either find your existing licensing information if you’ve already entered the serial number or ask for a serial number if it doesn’t find anything—which sounds like your situation.

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I downloaded the trial and ordered the full version the same day. It is finally due to arrive this afternoon. Do I simply plug the serial number from the full version into the trial to unlock it or am I better off un-installing the trial and starting from scratch? Is there any difference?
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If I buy it as a new plan, the price will be added to the price of the plan i have already, right ?
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As it is my understanding that this type of chip enables Snow Leopard to run many of its applications and processes in 64-bit mode, I wonder if this will happen automatically next time I turn the machine on (is the code automatically in there and SL just looks at the processor to see what it can do?), or will I need to reinstall some/all of Snow Leopard -- on the hypothetical basis that when I installed it with the original Core Duo chip, the installer looked at my chip and went with a 32 bit install ... or something like that?

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