On Thu, 29 Jun 2006, Haik Aftandilian wrote:
Thanks. I gave this a try. I ran into a couple of problems though.
First, the 4GB file limit on the fat32 LBA partition. I can workaround
this, no problem.
Inherent in the design - no way around it.
The second problem I ran into was mounting
Well, as an example, I mounted my primary windows partition (fat32) on my
laptop doing this:
mount -F pcfs -o ro /dev/dsk/c1d0p0:c /mnt
Please note that if you don't have a SCSI hard drive that you don't want to use
the devices like c0t0d0p0.
The hardest part about using pcfs really is
Thanks for the info, Frank.
The second problem I ran into was mounting the partition in Solaris. I
think this is because I just created one primary partition on the
fat32 drive, but I should have created a logical partition within
that. Does that sound right? I followed the tips on
Artem Kachitchkine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hopefully our guys will have HAL and DBUS implemented on Solaris soon.
Yes, we're working on it.
And hopefully, it will work better than HAL and DBUS on Linux where the
system is responsible for cdrecord problems.
See e.g. this thread:
Eric Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps I'm overly paranoid, and having an FS community would be just fine
alongside UFS, NFS, and ZFS.
There are forgotten fs like hsfs and pcfs and they need a home.
Jörg
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EMail:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (home) Jörg Schilling D-13353 Berlin
[EMAIL
Hi, is there any way to download old versions of Solaris Express, specifically
snv_36. I was looking at SUN's download site for an old version, but I couldn't
find one. The reason I want to use a somewhat old version is to use older
source code.
This message posted from opensolaris.org
I hope most people know this already, but just in case... Sun will once
again be shutting down its US operations next week (July 3-7).
The result is that many of the manual operations -- including publishing
of announcements and forwarding bugIDs -- the US-based portion of the
OpenSolaris
And hopefully, it will work better than HAL and DBUS on Linux where the
system is responsible for cdrecord problems.
See e.g. this thread:
http://groups.google.de/group/linux.kernel/browse_thread/thread/4b411559689e26a3/ab3bb2a38a5ed122?lnk=stq=cdrecordrnum=40hl=de#ab3bb2a38a5ed122
Yes, the
Bill Rushmore kindly volunteered to publish announcements during the
break (and he's already published a few announcements already today).
Thanks, Bill!
- Karyn
Karyn Ritter wrote:
I hope most people know this already, but just in case... Sun will once
again be shutting down its US
Thanks, Tabriz. You have seconds. I'll contact you offline to get you set up.
Eric
On Wed, 28 Jun 2006, Tabriz Leman wrote:
The ZFS boot and Install project is responsible for providing install,
boot, and root support for ZFS filesystems on Solaris. This project is
still in the development
Hi!
Is there anything wrong with the bug reporting system ? I am missing now
five bug reports, including items like
- lint doesn't recognize -xstrconst
- getcwd() is slow as molasses
- ctfmerge as locale issues
- one security-related bug
and a 5th issue I totally forgot in the meanmtime
NexentaOS elatte-unstable is now updated to OpenSolaris build #43 (06/29/2006).
Run Nexenta Update Manager = Install Updates
Or alternatively:
$ sudo apt-get update apt-get dist-upgrade
For details on the core changes see http://dlc.sun.com/osol/on/downloads/b43
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Alex
Hi,
I try to install Solaris on a new machine. This machine contains an IDE
controller with some Host-RAID controller - besides that you normally can still
access the controller as a plain old IDE controller.
But the BIOS has been set to enable RAID functionality (I am not able to change
the
Roland wrote:
Is there anything wrong with the bug reporting system
? I am missing now
five bug reports, including items like
- lint doesn't recognize -xstrconst
- getcwd() is slow as molasses
- ctfmerge as locale issues
- one security-related bug
and a 5th issue I totally forgot in the
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