What's the easiest/best command to use to display a list of disks in a
server? I want to create a raidz2 filesystem and I'm looking for
something like an fdisk -l on Linux. The server is running 08.11
snv_98 and fdisk -l doesn't work, plus format puts me into an
interactive session and I
I've just installed from the torrent of the latest iso, everything
worked out fine.
Ken Mays wrote:
Hello,
I just downloaded and burned a copy of OSOL-2008.11-b99 the same way I've done
for the previous builds. Oddly, this ISO failed to boot fully.
So, three things. Either my trusty CD
On 10/15/08 00:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The OpenSolaris development package repository
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/
has been updated to reflect the changes in snv_99 including an update
to GNOME 2.23.91, PHP 5.2.6, Python 2.5, drivers for the Areca SAS/SATA
RAID and Intel(R) WiFi
The attachment is over the 40K limit, let me know if you need it, I
can forward it to you.
Cheers,
Henry
2008/10/15 Henry Jen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Upgrade to b99 from b95, in general I like the changes but font is
small(as reported by others), so I trying to change the font and found
that
I need help again, this time with adding another disk to the rpool zpool
that was created when I installed opensolaris so I can have a mirrored
pool. Server is an x4500 and running opensolaris snv_99, I'm still new
to opensolaris and zfs so it's probably my lack of knowledge that is
causing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The OpenSolaris development package repository
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/
has been updated to reflect the changes in snv_99 including an update
to GNOME 2.23.91, PHP 5.2.6, Python 2.5, drivers for the Areca SAS/SATA
RAID and Intel(R) WiFi Link 5100/5300 as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The OpenSolaris development package repository
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/
has been updated to reflect the changes in snv_99 including an update
to GNOME 2.23.91, PHP 5.2.6, Python 2.5, drivers for the Areca SAS/SATA
RAID and Intel(R) WiFi Link 5100/5300 as
On Wed, 2008-10-15 at 10:41 +0200, C. Bergström wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The OpenSolaris development package repository
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/
has been updated to reflect the changes in snv_99 including an update
to GNOME 2.23.91, PHP 5.2.6, Python 2.5
This is great
I just performed an image-update from b98 to b99. On
reboot, the boot
process stops at a grub prompt, suggesting that my
grub configuration
got wiped. How can I boot into my system to restore
my grub
configuration (I'm not quite sure how I'd specify the
root partition
on a system with
ken mays wrote:
Dave,
Oh, I meant during installation procedure from RAM.
I validated the MD5 signature with my download images (so, the downloaded
images are good for both the computers I downloaded to).
The issue I discovered is that something changed in the actual installer for
Sigh, NVDA is all screwed up(see below). But following seems to
correct things for me.
# pkgrm NVDAgraphicsr
# pkgrm NVDAgraphics
# pkg uninstall NVDAgraphics
# pkg install NVDAgraphics
Is there a way to force pkg to install a package instead of uninstall
and install again?
Cheers,
Henry
Thanks, Dave. Yet, I just confirmed it is not a bad download nor my disc drive
as I just downloaded the image again on an alternate computer for the burn with
a different reference disc burner. I downloaded OSOL-b98 just fine using the
same procedures and computers. ;o)
The fail with comes
Dave,
Oh, I meant during installation procedure from RAM.
I validated the MD5 signature with my download images (so, the downloaded
images are good for both the computers I downloaded to).
The issue I discovered is that something changed in the actual installer for
OSOL2008.11-b99 ISOs. The
Dave,
Oh, I meant during installation procedure from RAM.
I validated the MD5 signature with my download images (so, the downloaded
images are good for both the computers I downloaded to).
The issue I discovered is that something changed in the actual installer for
OSOL2008.11-b99 ISOs. The
I changed to one of the 3D secreensavers as I was looking through them, and it
seems to have broken X - the X server seems to die and I get put back to the
text console but it won't accept any input. Logging in from another machine via
SSH reveals Xorg is chewing a whole CPU core of processor
andrew wrote:
I changed to one of the 3D secreensavers as I was looking through them, and
it seems to have broken X - the X server seems to die and I get put back to
the text console but it won't accept any input. Logging in from another
machine via SSH reveals Xorg is chewing a whole CPU
On 10/15/08 11:56, Stephen Le wrote:
I just performed an image-update from b98 to b99. On reboot, the boot
process stops at a grub prompt, suggesting that my grub configuration
got wiped. How can I boot into my system to restore my grub
configuration (I'm not quite sure how I'd specify the
Did either of you upgrade the zpool version before rebooting by any chance?
-ethan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/15/08 11:56, Stephen Le wrote:
I just performed an image-update from b98 to b99. On reboot, the boot
process stops at a grub prompt, suggesting that my grub configuration
Henry Jen wrote:
Sigh, NVDA is all screwed up(see below). But following seems to
correct things for me.
# pkgrm NVDAgraphicsr
# pkgrm NVDAgraphics
# pkg uninstall NVDAgraphics
# pkg install NVDAgraphics
Is there a way to force pkg to install a package instead of uninstall
and install
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just performed an image-update from b98 to b99. On reboot, the boot
process stops at a grub prompt, suggesting that my grub configuration
got wiped. How can I boot into my system to restore my grub
configuration (I'm not quite sure how I'd specify the root partition
That would be great, looking forward to it.
Thanks for the info, Bart.
Cheers,
Henry
2008/10/15 Bart Smaalders [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Henry Jen wrote:
Sigh, NVDA is all screwed up(see below). But following seems to
correct things for me.
# pkgrm NVDAgraphicsr
# pkgrm NVDAgraphics
# pkg
On 16/10/2008, at 10:42 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/15/08 11:56, Stephen Le wrote:
I just performed an image-update from b98 to b99. On reboot, the boot
process stops at a grub prompt, suggesting that my grub configuration
got wiped. How can I boot into my system to restore my grub
Shawn Walker wrote:
James Cornell wrote:
Only hardcore engineers are using Solaris, all of the front-ends use
Windows and all of the hr and pr people use Mac laptops. Part of the
Sorry, but that also isn't true. There are many non-engineering folks
that are running Solaris or using
James Cornell wrote:
Only hardcore engineers are using Solaris, all of
the front-ends use
Windows and all of the hr and pr people use Mac
laptops. Part of the
Sorry, but that also isn't true. There are many
non-engineering folks
that are running Solaris or using SunRays too.
S
I decided to have a go at my first build of something from SFE. I chose Pidgin
because the one packaged with snv_98 (v2.4.3) crashes consistently unless I
mute sounds, presumably due to the fact i currently have no working sound
driver. I thought there was a chance this bug may
Title: E-mail Signature Sun 2006
Hi!
These are my instructions for building pidgin on a clean OpenSolaris
system :
pfexec pkg install sunstudioexpress SUNWgmake SUNWperl-xml-parser
SUNWxorg-headers SUNWgnome-common-devel
cd PIDGIN-BUILD-DIR
./configure --prefix=/usr --disable-perl
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 3:13 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just performed an image-update from b98 to b99. On reboot, the boot
process stops at a grub prompt, suggesting that my grub configuration
got wiped. How can I boot into my system to restore my grub
configuration (I'm not quite sure
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