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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Julien Gilli	2d692d9d78	Fix support for installing node on SmartOS ... uname on SmartOS cannot be used to guess if 32 and/or 64 bits binaries are supported, and its output is different than other uname commands on other operating systems. This change uses pkg_info to determine what types of binaries pkgsrc would install. If pkg_info fails to run or is not present, this change falls back to using isainfo -n, which determines what the kernel supports. It allows users to install node binaries on Solaris derivatives. io.js can also be installed on Solaris derivatives starting with version v3.3.1.	10 years ago