Well, Solaris 11 will be published in October 2007 ;-)
... see /etc/motd
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6536468
hehe. Okay, trust nobody until you see it with your own eyes.
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Sorry this is s10 but I thought someone here may have some idea about this
I just noticed (thanks to star complaining about missing links) that
numerous ( 2000) files on the s10u4 SPARC DVD seem anomalous.
# cd root of dvd
# ls -il Solaris_10/Tools/Boot/usr/bin/{cp,ln,mv}
2777075 -r-xr-xr-x 3
By the way, these devices will be designed and built in the People's
Republic of China. Sooner than you and I can possibly imagine. So get
rolling, because time is short.
Please, anywhere but China. I will take Taiwan but not China. Man,
they do not understand quality control. My dad visits
UNIX admin wrote:
So that M$ and Sun are working together, I think Solaris and the OpenSolaris
community at large only stand to profit from this. I hope something *really*
comes out of this, and not stay at another publicity stunt.
Personally, I think deals like this will absolutely help
On 9/14/07, UNIX admin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Sun lovers! Looks like we will now become DarkSun
lovers. Got your dice?
http://www.sun.com/aboutsun/pr/2007-09/sunflash.200709
12.1.xml
Why the dark side parabole?
Why, quite a few people view Microsoft as the dark side.
It would
On Fri, 14 Sep 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry this is s10 but I thought someone here may have some idea about this
I just noticed (thanks to star complaining about missing links) that
numerous ( 2000) files on the s10u4 SPARC DVD seem anomalous.
# cd root of dvd
# ls -il
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Giles Turner wrote:
By the way, these devices will be designed and built in the People's
Republic of China. Sooner than you and I can possibly imagine. So get
rolling, because time is short.
Please, anywhere but China. I will take Taiwan but not China. Man,
Darren J Moffat wrote:
Not on this please please, this has nothing what so ever to do with
OpenSolaris.
Sorry. You're absolutely right. Usually I don't let myself get sucked
into this nonsense. I don't know
what came over me...
max
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Do you seriously believe that there will be any
improvements in
interoperability between Windows and UNIX due to
this?
I believe that on the whole, it should help, yes.
Example: M$ and Sun have a cross-patent and licensing deal for ten years, four
of which have now passed by.
Application:
Likewise, I haven't seen the Sun One Directory server being able to fully and
completely replace Microsoft Active Directory because it is fully
interoperable with AD, meaning that it can supplant it.
At the end of the day this is better for Sun than Microsoft.
Microsoft don't care about
UNIX admin wrote:
And regarding the publicity stunts, have you noticed
the distinct lack
of them lately? Instead, we have solid deals with
Intel, MS, and IBM.
The only *concrete* thing thing that I noticed so far, was the code
contribution made from the intel OpenSolaris team.
I
UNIX admin wrote:
And regarding the publicity stunts, have you noticed
the distinct lack
of them lately? Instead, we have solid deals with
Intel, MS, and IBM.
The only *concrete* thing thing that I noticed so far, was the code
contribution made from the intel OpenSolaris team.
Yep, the
Still not yet for x86, which is disappointing.
However, the formulation in the drop-down menu looks a bit promising:
No longer just Solaris, but Choose Solaris version --- Solaris SPARC ...
So maybe a x86 version is in the works or at least planned (pure speculation)
%m
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This was an interesting fork in the conversation that just stopped
dead. Yes it wasn't OpenSolaris related, but to some it was an
interesting diversion.
I have proposed in the past an offtopic or lounge mailing list to give
these types of conversation a place to play out, so they don't
generate
Sun Microsystems Inc. SunOS 5.11 snv_59
October 2007
Gah. Never trust Sales.
Nooo (:-) They just want to sell you stuff, no matter what!
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I don't think you should be expecting direct code
contribution into
OpenSolaris from either IBM or Microsoft.
I don't. But following the anouncement, which was made *four* years ago, I do
expect Microsoft products to start appearing for Solaris.
Which, apart from not being likely, hasn't
Boyd Adamson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry this is s10 but I thought someone here may have some idea about this
I just noticed (thanks to star complaining about missing links) that
numerous ( 2000) files on the s10u4 SPARC DVD seem anomalous.
Nice to see that other people also like the
Who needs NTFS when we can see ZFS on Windows ?
We're not likely to see ZFS on Windows, primarily because data needs to be
migrated *away* from Windows to Solaris, not the other way around.
Also, investing the scarce resources to port ZFS to Windows isn't economically
feasible for the
Micro$oft will simply release their own proprietary, incompatible
products (remember ADS?) as new.
...and insist everybody follow their standard.
This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended
solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed.
Oh, get real. History will simply repeat itself.
It would also be quite useful if Microsoft deployed basic utility for
ufs zfs too.
Micro$oft will simply release their own proprietary, incompatible
products (remember ADS?) as new.
UFS- Microsoft's new UVFS (Universal File System) (crippled
Would it help to ask for a joint Opensolaris.org/VMware project to
port the host OS kernel modules to Opensolaris?
On 9/12/07, Andy Tucker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joerg writes:
Hi Andy, this reads as if there are plans to add
kernel components for Solaris
and FreeBSD allowing to use these
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OpenSolaris FROSUG Meeting September 27th 2007 (OpenSolaris Testing)
This months FROSUG (Front Range OpenSolaris User Group) meeting is on
Thursday, September 27th 2007. Jim Walker will give a presentation on
OpenSolaris Testing.
Along with that we will have people on hand to help you install
Still not yet for x86, which is disappointing.
However, the formulation in the drop-down menu looks a
bit promising:
No longer just Solaris, but Choose Solaris version
--- Solaris
SPARC ...
So maybe a x86 version is in the works or at least
planned (pure
speculation)
%m
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