Roland Mainz wrote:
Mike Kupfer wrote:
Hey Roland, do you actually want a project or community with web space and a
repository? Or are you just proposing a new mailing list?
A new mailinglist would be very nice... currently
[EMAIL PROTECTED] carries lots of discussions
(with (currently
Fill me in, what model, I may be able to help.
hp color LaserJet 2500L.
Sorry, when I see people able to setup printers using
CUPs, with the very odd
one not working, it says alot more than the current
situation with Solaris.
Like I wrote before, you really should at least try to
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James,
(comments inline)
Ok, can I assume, since you mention you're running s10 fcs, that you
have patch 118844-30 (5.10 x86 kernel patch) installed?
I do not believe I have that patch installed. But I see from the
README that it has the
On Tue, 23 May 2006, Artem Kachitchkine wrote:
What ethernet device is being used? I've had similar symptoms until I
changed from pcn to e1000g
(ethernet0.virtualDev = e1000 in .vmx file, AFAIR)
Did you install the vmware utilities? I was informed me a few weeks back
that they don't
On Wed, 24 May 2006 02:25:40 +0200
Roland Mainz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
so to clear the screen, print the same escape sequence. for example,
this program clears the screen:
[...]
Which doesn't work except for the exact same terminal.
Yes, but in the
Hi,
we installed solaris 10 on our system but we are unable launch the webbrowser
window , when we click on the webbrowser it does some [b]processing but
unable to launch webbrowser window[/b].
Some executable files like [b]gedit[/b] editor window are also not openning
when we double
try out /usr/sfw/bin/mozilla
-JNR.
On 5/24/06, Rama Krishna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
we installed solaris 10 on our system but we are unable launch the webbrowser
window , when we click on the webbrowser it does some [b]processing but
unable to launch webbrowser window[/b].
Some
On 23 May 2006, at 16:44, David Clack wrote:
In the future Rthymbox + Sound Juiccer should be able to do the same
thing.
Yup, a patched rhythmbox that allows iPod syncing has gone into
Ubuntu Dapper this week IIRC, so assuming that stabilises and gets
back upstream, it may well appear in
On 23 May 2006, at 06:24, Matthew Gardiner wrote:
I've got better things to do with my time that pointing out the
bloody obvious
to a company who is unwilling to listen. When in a company of
30,000 there
isn't a single person trying to grab Solaris by the balls and
dragging it
kicking and
Start with the instructions on the projects page. There is information
there about proposing a new project (which would presumably be needed)
and a pointer to information about what and how to post binaries and/or
source.
http://opensolaris.org/os/projects
Thanks.
Bonnie
Darren Reed wrote On
On May 23, 2006, at 5:43 PM, Matthew Gardiner wrote:
...
Turn the facility into something where by the whole system can be
configured
and maintained from that one central location - Apple has it right,
more or
less, with their System Preferences.
Apple even has the reverse problem. They
Yup, thanks, the pointer to posting binaries/source is what I was
looking for. This item should appear in places other than just the
single line on the top page - like on the page for project leaders:
http://opensolaris.org/os/communities/lead_reference/
To my way of thinking, it belongs there
Darren Reed wrote On 05/24/06 07:56,:
Yup, thanks, the pointer to posting binaries/source is what I was
looking for. This item should appear in places other than just the
single line on the top page - like on the page for project leaders:
http://opensolaris.org/os/communities/lead_reference/
Matthew Gardiner wrote:
That set the benchmark, and in that time, Solaris has moved no where - where
are the ATI/Matrox/Nvidia drivers for consumer AND professional cards?
I'm typing this on a white box [*] with a recent Nvidia consumer card,
supported out of the box with Solaris 10 update 1.
Are you able to open an xterm window? If so, try to run the browser or gedit
from the command line to see what errors occur.
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Your choice. OpenGrok uses tarballs; Chime uses packages. Personally, I'd use
packages since they are easier to remove when you're done playing or if things
fall completely apart.
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On Wed, 2006-05-24 at 09:27 -0700, Stephen Harpster wrote:
Your choice. OpenGrok uses tarballs;
It comes in a package too.
Community developers who contributed code, preferred it from a CVS or
SVN server, rather than a tarball.
-Chandan
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Is by any change anyone working on getting applications like
dvgrab and kino working on Solaris? I've been trying to read
DV data from a av1394 device on Sparc (blade 100) and x86/amd64
(Acer f4k) with limited succes.
William.
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On Wed, May 24, 2006 at 12:38:05PM +1200, Matthew Gardiner wrote:
On Tuesday 23 May 2006 18:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Within Sun's software developement, we use something called binding
determined by our architectural review committees to help determine
the appropriate releases such a
William Wanders wrote:
Is by any change anyone working on getting applications like
dvgrab and kino working on Solaris? I've been trying to read
DV data from a av1394 device on Sparc (blade 100) and x86/amd64
(Acer f4k) with limited succes.
av1394 is very broken on x86, the bugs are being
On Wednesday 24 May 2006 10:00 am, William Wanders wrote:
Is by any change anyone working on getting applications like
dvgrab and kino working on Solaris? I've been trying to read
DV data from a av1394 device on Sparc (blade 100) and x86/amd64
(Acer f4k) with limited succes.
Yes, I am. I have
I'd prefer to keep a separate shells mailing list.
I wouldn't consider it a project, more of a discussion group,
so I don't think any source code repository would be needed.
Actual changes to the shells that result from the discussions
could get in via the request-sponsor alias.
April
Also, belatedly, I'd also like to add a +1 for creating the
shell-discuss mailing list.
Just to clarify, the shells my group works on are ksh, csh, and sh (bourne
shell), but we can include other shells (bash, zsh) in the discussion.
April
Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 11:30:47 -0700
* April Chin [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-05-24 12:10]:
Also, belatedly, I'd also like to add a +1 for creating the
shell-discuss mailing list.
Just to clarify, the shells my group works on are ksh, csh, and sh (bourne
shell), but we can include other shells (bash, zsh) in the discussion.
There should not be any downtime. I will send a note when it is complete.
Derek
--
Derek Cicero
Program Manager
Solaris Kernel Group, Software Division
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I'd prefer to keep a separate shells mailing list.
I wouldn't consider it a project, more of a discussion group,
so I don't think any source code repository would be needed.
Actual changes to the shells that result from the discussions
could get in via the request-sponsor alias.
This feels
On Tue, 23 May 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Within Sun's software developement, we use something called binding
determined by our architectural review committees to help determine
the appropriate releases such a change can target. Nevada (OpenSolaris/S11)
is micro binding right now - so
The site has been updated. Please report any issues or problems to
website-discuss.
List of changes:
* Page names are not required to be unique within their space.
* Objects can have mixed-case names.
* Search results will include a list of categories of results.
* Multiple search
Okay, then I think what we want is a shell community, then.
April
Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 12:50:41 -0700
From: Stephen Hahn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: April Chin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],
opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] Re:
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Hi All,
I have recently installed 'Solaris Nevada snv_35 X86' BrandZ DVD.
All is working well...
I would like to use smpatch analyze and update.
I have not purchased any Service Contracts with Sun nor do I plan too,
as this strictly for personal
On Wed, 24 May 2006, Tim wrote:
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Hi All,
I have recently installed 'Solaris Nevada snv_35 X86' BrandZ DVD.
All is working well...
I would like to use smpatch analyze and update.
I have not purchased any Service Contracts with Sun nor do I plan
Hi,
I'm a bit curious about the direction Sun is going with Solaris/their software
stack (JES) and patching/software management.
I've been evaluating Solaris for quite some time, and been (generally)
impressed with it. The main issues revolve around the above mentioned
curiosities.
#1 -
Hi,
Any aficionados among this group (within or outside Sun) who want to see
a truly good OS run on a truly good platform?
If so, please speak or volunteer now.
Warm Regards,
--
Bruno Delbono
Open-Systems Group
http://www.open-systems.org/users/bruno/
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Hi,
I cannot take
April ... +1 for creating the shell-discuss mailing list.
Stephen Propose a shells project, please. Unassociated mailing lists
Stephen are not being offered as a general option at this time.
April Okay, then I think what we want is a shell community, then.
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