reported issues (and
they went away) it is possible that these cards only last a couple of
years.
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types of hosts with this strategy for
four years now without a problem.
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. LibreOffice has been shipping
in some Linux distributions for a while.
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the nuances involved
with the compiler used when Perl was built and replays these options
when modules are built.
This behavior is a long-standing problem with Perl.
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cables because the pool won't come back up if the
cables are plugged into different ports than before.
Zfs scrub and resilver are obviously slower with USB drives.
I have heard that one should always plug the drives directly into the
computer rather than into a USB bridge device.
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months ago. The work was done by Nextenta.
I hope it is working since a system I have on order uses the Intel
i350.
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On Mon, 4 Jun 2012, Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
I found a posting that says support for Intel i350 was pushed into Illumos
some three or four months ago. The work was done by Nextenta.
Here is the Illumos bug entry (2038):
https://www.illumos.org/issues/2038
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. create/delete file or directory) take priority
over others. Ad hoc approaches are often used to improve the
appearance of performance, or because the filesystem knows that one
sort of metadata or data is more important than another.
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. Is there a way to apply it to the root pool when
the system is installed?
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output of 'fmadm -ev' and 'fmadm faulty'.
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another
formal release.
I hope to accept delivery of a SuperMicro machine this week which
required 151a4 in order to use its network interfaces and support
audio.
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be ignored/disabled), why not
just remove the vendor-provided HBA and install a good one?
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of satisfying your
support requirement can be counted on the fingers of one hand. It
seems that you will need to either convince one of those system
vendors to support Illumos, or fund someone to add support in Illumos
for a currently unsupported device.
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servers and then blames the problem on the host which is
actually serving up the data (as if that host was lost) if that random
directory server goes away.
This behavior seems like it would make dignosing issues more
difficult.
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FAULTED 0 1 0 too many errors
c3t1d0s0 ONLINE 0 0 0
errors: No known data errors
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the past hour who has reported this sort of issue. The
system did not reboot for the other fellow.
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.
It may be that the installed root pool version was 5000 rather than 28
and the boot environment from 151a3 does not handle that (a5 would be
needed).
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2012, Tehcook wrote:
Bob Friesenhahn bfriesen at simple.dallas.tx.us writes:
Vendor: ATA Product: WDC WD5003ABYX-0 Revision: 1S02 Serial No:
WD-WMAYP3661514
Size: 500.11GB 500107862016 bytes
Media Error: 0 Device Not Ready: 0 No Device: 0 Recoverable: 0
Illegal Request
be that uninstalling GCC 2.6.2 and the libraries it depends on
(MPFR, etc.) and then re-installing GCC 2.6.2 might solve this problem
for me. Or I might find that it is impossible to install GCC 2.6.2
and latest LLVM at the same time because they have conflicting
dependencies.
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margins for Oracle.
It is questionable if outsiders would have the technical and financial
resources needed to develop kernel support for newer T-series chips.
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private
compiler is not dependent on these SFE libraries.
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libraries required
by applications pkg=SFEgccruntime
vendor=http://pkgbuild.sf.net/spec-files-extra
version=4.6.2,REV=110.0.4.2011.12.21.22.11':
pkg://sfe/runtime/gcc@4.6.2,5.11-0.151.1:20111222T011404Z
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before it sees them (not sure if
it's slowed down or at full speed).
Out of curiosity, please run 'iostat -E' and see what errors are being
logged for your SATA drives.
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On Mon, 6 Aug 2012, Daniel Kjar wrote:
Really? What do you call that crap in etc under auto_master and auto_home?
Those are template sample files for you to edit.
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parts were not so good. Compared with
today's modern desktops, CDE will consume hardly any resources and
seem quite fast.
I do think that CDE is vastly more usable than Ubtuntu's Unity desktop
(which I can not figure out how to use).
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is rapidly becoming the next Microsoft.
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on the Internet and billions of
people only experience the Internet by launching from Google.
Regardless, I am not seeing that Chromium is available for Solaris.
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are not the same. The
OpenIndiana packages may have some modification from the originals at
SourceForge. OpenIndiana SFE does have its own bug tracker (which is
actively monitored and used).
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. No
conflict there.
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/gcc/4.4.4/lib may help.
Note that libgcc_s.so.1 does not seem to be as much of a quandary/mess
as it is made out to be as long as the most recent version for any
compiler used to compile the code on the system is always used.
C++ is another story entirely.
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at the moment is that OpenIndiana is hosted on
Alasdair's servers and openindiana.org is owned by EveryCity Ltd (i.e.
Alasdair's company). The servers and domain are still running but
there is no telling about the future.
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take
quite a few years to become significant. It is not something which
happens in just a couple of years.
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On Tue, 4 Sep 2012, mag...@yonderway.com wrote:
That would leave just a good HCL as an obstacle to wider use of OI.
The issues with modern/pervasive 4K sector disks on Illumos may also stifle
adoption.
I am unware of 4K sector disk issues in Illumos.
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On Tue, 4 Sep 2012, mag...@yonderway.com wrote:
On Tue, 4 Sep 2012 10:53:10 -0500 (CDT), Bob Friesenhahn
bfrie...@simple.dallas.tx.us wrote:
I am unware of 4K sector disk issues in Illumos.
http://wiki.openindiana.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=4883847
Most significantly, the issue
)
and/or a large number of files, you will be wondering what happened to
your disk space.
For huge drives this is not much of an issue. It is definitely an
issue for SSDs, which usually offer much less space per drive.
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so that it is possible to migrate from one
to the other and not crater users networks due to an update. As
Gordon Ross mentions, the Sun dhcp server has nice integration with a
dhcpmgr GUI (which I use under Solaris 10).
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should be
collected so that it can be known which applications have important
security issues.
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changes right away.
Without using snapshots you really don't know what you are getting
from an active filesystem.
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be updated without any risk. For example, I found an annoying bug
in OI's emacs which made it somewhat unusable. The issue is not
specific to OI because emacs in Ubuntu 10.4 has the same bug and the
bug is well known. The SFE version of emacs is new enough to solve
that bug.
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(e.g. 1U, 2U) can be fitted
with 1TB of RAM.
If you were to actually fill 4TB of swap with data, the program would
likely be slow and take quite a long time to quit. More than likely
the program has a dreadful memory leak.
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drives. I might have had to use rmformat to deal with formatting a
USB stick (don't remember).
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implementation (there are C++ versions and C versions) in
about 10X less source code.
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between the two,
but the available devices might change and that would cause issues for
Windows.
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is that the png headers used do not match the png library used.
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be updated to use
the new API. Libpng 1.4 offers the new API in a transitional mode to
allow applications time to update.
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support enabled on this system? I assume that
the default for OpenIndiana x86 is still that multipath support is
disabled by default.
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the factory while others are not.
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search locations by existing software. The /usr/X11
path is a common convention established long ago and is not Solaris
specific.
The problem is not really the symbolic links. The problem is if there
is a clear plan for how things will finally be in the future.
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take a little time to give back the memory. There are
data-intensive usage scenarios where ARC is competing with
applications.
Application use of mmap() can cause memory issues since mapped file
data uses memory in both ARC and page cache (i.e. may double memory
requirement).
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to be used
remotely. It should not require exotic GPU acceleration to be usable.
By current standards Gnome2 is light-weight even though it used to
be considered heavy-weight. KDE4 is pretty heavy.
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for running Illumos-based systems. There will be ARM64
hardware available (from other than AMD) for deployment within the
next 5 months.
Hopefully some company will decide to add ARM support for Illumos.
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) so I copied the processed configuration file from a
Solaris 10 system and then it worked just fine.
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name_of_property_to_delete]
[publisher]
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would certainly agree that GNU Java is not needed in a standard
build. It is not included with Ubuntu Linux's GCC.
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with GNU Java are quite huge.
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, except that
SATA is used for boot/system drives.
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On Sat, 17 Nov 2012, Jim Klimov wrote:
On 2012-11-17 17:17, Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
Prices I have seen this year for Enterprise SAS and SATA drives did not
show a large bump in price for SAS as compared with SATA (maybe only
$20-30). Other than the SAS controller, there is not much extra cost
doubt that the chance of being exploited is much less
with Solaris since the desktop user base is so small, it is not cost
effective to target it.
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failure per drive is still similar.
While I have had several whole drives fail here, I have yet to
encounter an unrecoverable media error. Maybe I am just lucky, but I
do try to avoid garden variety drives and spend extra for enterprise
type drives whenever I have the option.
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On Mon, 3 Dec 2012, Handojo wrote:
I just bought an AMD Trinity Laptop from Samsung ( Samsung NP535U4X-S01ID ). It
is based on AMD A8-4555. 8GB of RAM
I tried to install OI151a5
You should try OI 151a7 to see if it works better.
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rather than u7) but the
update manager says that there are over 900 packages to be updated.
That does not feel like stalled to me.
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and OmniOS can replace OI on servers, they are not as
widespreaded or known at all.
SmartOS and OmniOS serve rather different focused purposes and each
will succeed based on their purpose and merits.
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/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/17.0.1/contrib/solaris_tarball/
and extract it into any directory, and then run it from there. I
update the /usr/bin/firefox symbolic link to point to where I
installed firefox so that everything still works.
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requested to
write. However, it does not gracefully kill off processes so it is
possible that a file which is opened for modification might not get
written correctly, or might not get deleted as it should.
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:
% pfexec zpool scrub rpool
% pfexec zpool scrub rpool
cannot scrub rpool: currently scrubbing; use 'zpool scrub -s' to cancel current
scrub
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.
If you upgrade rpool, always keep in mind that GRUB needs to be
updated to handle it.
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a documented paper trail and a company behind
them.
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something to do with PAM.
Google found this old hit for me:
http://www.semicomplete.com/blog/geekery/solaris-10-sshd-publickey-solution.html
but it did not help. This hack is not necessary on my Solaris 10
systems.
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that a PAM module will deny access.
The comments in Solaris 10 /etc/ssh/sshd_config are the same, yet it
works.
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authentication works great for normal users
Private-key-based authentication works great for normal users
I can't log in at all as 'root' using ssh with any authentication
method.
Are other OpenIndiana users able to configure their ssh to allow login
as root?
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1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090818f
And the ssh client (Solaris 10) is
Sun_SSH_1.1.5, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090704f
I am only using files+DNS for configuration. No LDAP, NIS, or
anything fancy like that.
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-- 1 root root 391 Jan 12 19:30 known_hosts
-rw-r--r-- 1 root other479 Jul 11 2012 rsync.conf
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 328 Jan 6 17:21 rsync_serve*
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On Sat, 12 Jan 2013, Ray Butler wrote:
rolemod -K type=normal root
I set PermitRootLogin without-password and it works without issue.
That did it! This should provide me with traditional benefits as well
(as well as the security drawback).
Thanks!
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. I would need to create a
new user account account on all the systems and add a way to
accomplish the equivalent of 'sudo' on all those systems (perhaps via
a suid wrapper).
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annoyance, I already had to replace both of the fixed boot
drives whereas the hot-swap drives had no problem.
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On Mon, 28 Jan 2013, Jesus Cea wrote:
Is out there an OpenIndiana Roadmap?. In particular, I am VERY
interested in a security supported version.
How much are you willing to pay for this service?
Oracle charges $1k/year per socket.
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per socket, then this
suggests that the OpenIndiana user-base could voluntarily contribute
to the foundation for a small fraction of what a commercial enterprise
would pay Oracle.
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. I have a Quadro 4000 in my system, and had OpenIndiana
briefly running on another system with a Quadro 2000. Make sure you
check driver availability while selecting a card. You need a 4U
chassis with a power-supply configuration intended to support video
cards.
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or, failing that, a UDP transport, as
ordered in the /etc/netconfig file. If it does not
find a connection oriented transport, it uses the
first available connectionless transport.
So Solaris NFS mounts use TCP by default.
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to be
evaluated in a particular order or else the wrong diagnosis will be
made.
Regardless, PUtty is Windows sofware so it is subject to Windows
TCP/IP stack behavior.
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issues.
ARM-based servers typically provide a built-in switching matrix so
that there is an optimized path to each mini-server in the larger
server chassis.
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as the Linux version when the Linux version appears to be
working properly (before it leaks). I also find that Firefox is more
responsive on Solaris.
Bob
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On Sun, 10 Feb 2013, Udo Grabowski (IMK) wrote:
It may be advisable to stick to the 17.xESR release, as
the 18.x branch is heavily broken.
The 18.x branch is working good here.
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GraphicsMagick
distributions are using Debian's apt-get packaging
system.
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On Mon, 18 Feb 2013, Jesus Cea wrote:
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On Mon, 28 Jan 2013, Jesus Cea wrote:
Is out there an OpenIndiana Roadmap?. In particular, I am VERY
interested in a security supported version.
How much are you
-v)?
Is the system doing anything significant (other than starting
VirtualBox) when it locks up?
Bob
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SPARC Solaris 10 system. System panic after one
year of uptime seems like too much of a coincidence to me ...
No 3737 days of uptime to report here. :-(
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in the
std namespace.
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is a better HBA hardware interface and a specialized stack. 5X is 5X.
If 3xdisk raidz1 is too expensive, then put more SSDs in each raidz1.
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run-time libraries, for which there
is no useful standard on Solaris. It also helps keep the code
honest by assuring that it is compiled with at least three different
compilers.
Bob
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are
directly connected.
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insufficient
for latest SSDs. Please expound on Not true.
SAS/SATA are not like old parallel SCSI.
Bob
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by 'virtualenv' so
problems are not caused by conflicts with package management.
An even better approach would be to build python 2.7 yourself into
your own install tree so that you have complete control over it.
Bob
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certain buffering (e.g.
pipe buffering) expectations. Confusion between the buffering and any
locking (or even just the buffering) might cause a deadlock in the
software.
To diagnose, try using 'pstack' on the processes which are hanging and
see where they are hung.
Bob
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