How do i install a locally downloaded pkg file?
I have read 3 forums and wiki's and ended up with several local pkg servers,
but none of them provides my downloaded pkg file.
I just want that good old pkg add -d localfile.pkg back ;-(
If it aint broken don't fix it , should be in
On 02/12/2013 01:31 AM, Rainer Heilke wrote:
This is essentially what I argued for years ago, and I was pretty much
shot down. The response was basically a suggestion that I was being lazy
by only wanting to type one SMF command instead of two or three.
Sorry hear that. If many people use a
Hi,
How do i install a locally downloaded pkg file?
If it's a SVR4 package:
% pkgadd -d path_to_pkg_file
HTH
Thorsten
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Ram Chander wrote:
So it looks like re-distribution issue. Initially there were two Vdev with
24 disks ( disk 0-23 ) for close to year. After which which we added 24
more disks and created additional vdevs. The initial vdevs are filled up
and so write speed declined. Now how to find files
Hi,
I am considering to update firmware on two SSDs in my file server. The
models are Intel X25-M and OCZ Vertex 2. Obviously, the manufacturers
are providing proprietary tools on DOS or Windows to flash the drives. I
am looking for what would be the least intrusive method, and for the
Intel
Hi
I do not understand well,
on openindiana you can install a pkg by doing :
you have to change folder (cd) to the folder you have downloaded the pkg,
pkgadd -d ./localfile.pkg
Paolo
How do i install a locally downloaded pkg file?
I have read 3 forums and wiki's and ended up with
I am very ashamed.
I used pkg add instead of pkgadd
That's the problem when you are on a tight schedule and things stop working.
My apologies to the list.
Case closed.
-Original Message-
From: Paolo Marcheschi [mailto:paolo.marches...@ftgm.it]
Sent: dinsdag 12 februari 2013 11:52
-Original message-
From: Sebastian Gabler sequoiamo...@gmx.net
Sent: Tue 12-02-2013 11:18
Subject:[OpenIndiana-discuss] using fwflash for SATA SSDs
To: openindiana-discuss@openindiana.org;
Hi,
I am considering to update firmware on two SSDs in my file server. The
-Original message-
From: Sebastian Gabler sequoiamo...@gmx.net
Sent: Tue 12-02-2013 11:18
Subject:[OpenIndiana-discuss] using fwflash for SATA SSDs
To: openindiana-discuss@openindiana.org;
Hi,
I am considering to update firmware on two SSDs in my file server. The
Hi,
since we are trying this on 151a7, would there be a way to transfer the mpt
driver from a1 to a7, since it seems to work in a1? Or am I thinking too
simplistic about this as I am not a programmer...
thanks,
Randy
CC: openindiana-discuss@openindiana.org
From: ja...@broken.net
Date:
On 2013-02-12 13:41, Randy S wrote:
Hi,
since we are trying this on 151a7, would there be a way to transfer the mpt
driver from a1 to a7, since it seems to work in a1? Or am I thinking too
simplistic about this as I am not a programmer...
Well, it seems now that you are better experts on
Hello all,
Has anyone had luck with the SYBA SY-PEX40008?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816124027
I read a blog post on backblaze on their storage pods and this was the sata
card they used. I've read the reviews on newegg and it seems to work well
with ZFS/FreeBSD and
Thanks very much for your suggestions.
But to see what MY level is... zpool upgrade -v tells me everyting except the
pool version. Neither does zpool get version poolname . It just shows a nice
- (dash).
Any way , I use the latest (default) version which is 5 or (5000 ?) as far as I
know...
Found this in the review section:
Cons: New cards seems to have a Winbond W39F010 BIOS chipset which is
not supported by Silicon Image or Syba -- which means you can *NOT*
upgrade this card. The card will more than likely come with a BIOS from
2006, the latest is from 2010 and even then if you
On 2013-02-12 14:51, Randy S wrote:
Thanks very much for your suggestions.
But to see what MY level is... zpool upgrade -v tells me everyting except the pool version. Neither
does zpool get version poolname . It just shows a nice - (dash).
Any way , I use the latest (default) version which
Also in the same subject matter - I wonder if the base VirtualBox 4.x
(the GPLed part) software can be redistributed similarly - i.e. the
SVR4 package from Oracle converted into IPS for automatic updates, or
a recompilation of the source codes?..
It ought to be clear that if it actually is
Hi,
On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 3:17 AM, Sebastian Gabler sequoiamo...@gmx.net wrote:
I am considering to update firmware on two SSDs in my file server. The
models are Intel X25-M and OCZ Vertex 2. Obviously, the manufacturers are
providing proprietary tools on DOS or Windows to flash the drives.
On 2013-02-12 16:21, Peter Tribble wrote:
What about tarballed Java releases?
Java redistribution is, um, messy. My reading of it (and no, I'm not a
lawyer) is that you can't. There's an exception only if bundled with your
java application. So shipping it with the OS isn't possible.
And
Message du 12/02/13 16:22
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A : Discussion list for OpenIndiana
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Objet : Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] abandoned support for OpenOffice, Miozilla
Firefox, Adobe Flash, etc.
Also in the same subject matter - I wonder if the base VirtualBox 4.x
(the GPLed
This ultimately leads to the question of self understanding with OpenIndiana.
Is OI supposed / willing to deviate from the way Oracle is doing things with
Solaris? From where on are we going to lose compatibility with the so-called
original? A tough question, I know, but then: what sets OI
Dear all,
I'm having a closer look at getting ForgeRock's OpenDJ into the core repository
and have seen that their source already has most of what's needed in its
build-pkg.xml Ant script inherited from old OpenDS days. As that relies on
pkg-toolkit, the question obviously is: is that still
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