SunOS paradox 5.11 snv_41 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Blade-1000
gets unresolved symbol for console_putc (which is in /dev/ksyms but as a local
symbol).
Would scg be useful with post-Solaris-10, even if it would load?
And where is the source for scg?
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scg of course being Joerg's creation, not Sun's.
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I have this acqaintance who got put off by GNOME on
Nexenta and who asked me whether there was some other
desktop available. Maybe nevada + CDE might change
his
mind :D
I think a good question is why was he put off by GNOME? The answer would let
the community decide what, if anything,
During installation procedure process pid 513 java sysid has been killed to
unlock the installation procedure. View thread snv_59 not installable at all,
regarding Tunla's action when system hanged. I've managed same way.
Installer hangs during either Community Edition or Developer Edition
I'd like to propose a project to provide an enhanced
platform
independent power
management architecture...to be known as Project
Tesla.
From a high level, this project would implement a
set of kernel
olicies (including a default)
that would leverage existing (and forthcoming)
Jerry Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are working on a project using, say, Solaris/OpenSolaris, HP-UX,
and Linux, and you want to use NIS (ick), you want the same
authentication mechanism everywhere. Otherwise (voice of experience
here), you will change the password with one
Shawn Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great. Not much different from Linux for binary
drivers. Now if you can tell me the same for those
that come with Open Solaris no matter what release you
are running...
In this case, you probably can't get the si3124 package working on
older
Just a quick announcement that the shell project is
now open.
What are we are doing ?
The shell project should investigate and execute
improvements related to shells and the shell
environment in
(Open-)Solaris:
* Improve usuablity for plain users, including
beginners
and admins
1.Windows XP should be installed in (hd0,0) first parttiton of first disk.
2. Run Solaris Install.
During install it will show you first parttiton of first disk as unknown,
but size of partition will be exactly as you allocated for Windows.
Go ahead with install , it will keep your Windows
Thanks for the responses guys.
Send it back? You really think so number9?
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All
Has anyone received a CD from blastware since January. I subscribed, paid
and have yet to receive anything. Phone calls emails etc go unanswered.
George
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On 08/04/07, Boris Derzhavets [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Issues:-
1.OS has not detected Marvell Youkon Gigabit Ehernet Adapter integrated on MB.
Correct. This hardware is not yet natively supported by Solaris.
Instead, you must obtain a driver from SysKonnect:
Definitely. I own it and it's dreadful.
Did you read any of the reviews? It's just a solaris 9
book that the guy wrote 'includes detailed information for solaris 10'
on the cover of. By all accounts the solaris 9 version was good, too.
Honestly, he should be ashamed of himself.
The dtrace and
SunOS paradox 5.11 snv_41 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Blade-1000
gets unresolved symbol for console_putc (which is in /dev/ksyms but as a
local
symbol).
Would scg be useful with post-Solaris-10, even if it would load?
And where is the source for scg?
I think that everything you need is in the
I have xp on a slave drive and found I had to put the map directive in
/boot/grub/menu.lst ala
#-- EDITED BY USER - OK TO EDIT --
title Windows XP
rootnoverify (hd1,0)
map (hd0) (hd1)
map (hd1) (hd0)
chainloader +1
#-END BOOTADM
This
I don't think the old build 41 is the issue; console_putc is static in the
current source just
as it is in build 41.
And I've got a reasonably recent cdrecord and scgcheck binary (from blastwave,
of course).
In fact, I even get results similar to what you show. But libscg can use USCSI
if the
The reviews for that book at Amazon.com range from DO NOT BUY to AGREED --
DO NOT BUY.
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something with patches? Is this available for Open
Solaris?
No. Sun Connection is currently only supported for
released versions
of Solaris 10.
This is not going to help convert Linux/Unix users
over...
Besides the kernel, what if I want to maintain my
own
set of packages for my
On 08/04/07, Chung Hang Christopher Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
packages and repositories are too different things.
apt and yum are repository tools.
Yes, I know that, but I don't see how that is relevant.
There goes your dist upgrade for a driver being
overkill and highly unlikely when
Thank you very much Shawn for your support.
I've also reinstalled GRUB into corresponding boot partitions on second
SATA drive. Multi booting Solaris Express (b59),CentOS 4.4 and openSUSE 10.2
now works fine been managed by mboot.
Once again thank you.
Boris.
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Thank you Shawn for your support
I've reinstalled GRUB into corresponding boot partitions on second
SATA drive. Multi booting Solaris Express (b59),CentOS 4.4 and openSUSE 10.2
now works fine been managed by mboot.
Boris.
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Richard Raymond wrote:
Seems to me if you create a username and password during install, it should work.
If you were prompted to create a username password during install,
it wasn't Solaris. The Solaris installer only prompts for a root
password - creating other accounts is done after you
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