i have a vmware image of evergreen 1.4.0.6 which i run in vmware
workstation.
i am able to run it okay.
the specs of my machine are quite low.2g ram, 1.7 gz.i gave the virtual
machine i think 1.2 gig of ram for my virtual machine.so i think your specs
are okay.
for windows i prefer vmware
I'm running Windows 7 64 bit Pro with 8 gigs and a Q9300 2.5GHz and it runs
the host OS and VirtualBox installs of Ubuntu fine when I need it for little
experiments. I've run VMWare fine on it as well but tend to like
VirtualBox's desktop package more though oddly I prefer VMWare on the server
Hi All - we've recently noticed a problem with renewing books from patron
accounts. We're not sure how long it has been going on because we can only
trace it to some complaints we've had over the last month or so. Students
have reported and we've tested and confirmed, that when they attempt to
Hi Cynthia,
I have actually come across this problem twice before. For us it was quite
strange, and is a bit hard to describe.
When the two patrons in particular complained (we allow 2 renewals when no
Holds on item). What had happened in our case, other patrons had placed a
copy-specific Hold
Students have reported and we've tested and confirmed, that when they attempt
to
renew a book from their account, they get the message that no renewals are
allowed because the book is needed for a hold. When staff check, there are
no holds on the item(s) and they can do the renewal(s) from
Thanks for adding in this advice. Something like that totally slipped my mind
when I replied.
Oh, and when constructing a test like that, write down all the steps
(and results) so others can reproduce it!
It's science. :-)
--
Jason Etheridge
| VP, Tactical Development
| Equinox Software,
FYI,
VMWare workstation is also free to use
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 10:58 AM, Lori Ayre loria...@gmail.com wrote:
Rogan,
Sounds like our systems are very similar. Glad you've done my proof of
concept for me! I'd like to stick with VirtualBox if I can just cuz its
open source. Can you then
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 11:04 AM, chintan chintan...@gmail.com wrote:
FYI,
VMWare workstation is also free to use
JFYI,
Free as in beer, but not free as in speech.
Not that there is necessarily anything wrong with free beer, it's just
not Free Software or Open Source. :)
Be aware though that
I am firmly committed to BOTH free speech and free beer. But if I had to
choose, I'd go with the free speech (and drink wine). Thanks, Jason!
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 8:11 AM, Jason Etheridge ja...@esilibrary.comwrote:
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 11:04 AM, chintan chintan...@gmail.com wrote:
Be aware though that Virtualbox has a free beer version and a free
speech version.
Unfortunately, I prefer the free as in beer version, which provides a lot of
the extras you'll probably want for your project, Lori. Sometimes practicality
forces us F/OSS end users to compromise a little bit
On Wed, 2010-04-14 at 07:58 -0700, Lori Ayre wrote:
Rogan,
Sounds like our systems are very similar. Glad you've done my proof of
concept for me! I'd like to stick with VirtualBox if I can just cuz
its open source.
Yay for software freedom! Also, most of the recent Evergreen VM images
thanks Jason and Joel we only allow title holds in the OPAC and as far
as testing, we did re-create the problem with some of our test patrons and
yes - it is likely that staff use and re-use the same items for testing and
other issues could be at play. I just tried renewing all of the items
Unfortunately, I prefer the free as in beer version, which provides a lot of
the extras you'll probably want for your project, Lori. Sometimes
practicality forces us F/OSS end users to compromise a little bit :-)
I prefer companies that don't do that (dual-license) and I prefer
copy-left
Georgia PINES currently uses version 1.4.07. Will that version of the
staff client run on a mobile scanner that uses Windows CE 5.0 without
modification?
We are looking at trying to acquire a Wasp
WDT3250 for helping with inventory. Or should we investigate something
else?
Thank you!
--
On 14 April 2010 11:16, Sharp, Chris csh...@georgialibraries.org wrote:
Be aware though that Virtualbox has a free beer version and a free
speech version.
Unfortunately, I prefer the free as in beer version, which provides a lot of
the extras you'll probably want for your project, Lori.
On 14 April 2010 11:45, Andrew Tillman till...@leecountylibrary.org wrote:
Georgia PINES currently uses version 1.4.07. Will that version of the staff
client run on a mobile scanner that uses Windows CE 5.0 without
modification?
No idea, although my suspicion is unlikely.
We are looking at
Hi Lori - Our college uses Banner but Evergreen is not talking directly to
Banner. Our Systems Librarian, Robert Soulliere, just responded to a
question from somone the other day, I've copied his note to her below. We
do have access to Banner so that we can go in and bar students at a time
you could install an ssh client and connect to the virtual machine
using the ip that you would give to it .vmware workstation has two
options i think for connecting the virtual machine .host only and
connect to phyiscal network
.with host only you dont need to connect to a physical network .u can
I've begun attempting to use the VirtualBox images posted on the Evergreen
Downloads page http://www.open-ils.org/downloads.php. If I remember correctly
(it's been a few weeks), the image Evergreen 1.6.0.1, Debian 5.0 (Lenny) had
some issues starting up (disk read error messages?--text scrolled
On Apr 14, 2010, at 10:55 AM, Sharp, Chris wrote:
Hmm, VirtualBox OSE (open source edition) as packaged in Ubuntu 9.10
has everything that I've needed for creating and testing Evergreen
images. I think it's missing sound and USB drivers(?) but those seem
pretty useless in this particular
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