Hi dre2kse
I recently finished documenting my config and everything now appears to be
working properly with 3.0.28. You can find the HOWTO I created at:
http://www.nineproductions.com
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Hello Everyone,
After speaking with a few people regarding Samba and ZFS I decided to take a
crack at creating some easy to use documentation. You can find the HOWTO on my
web site (I apologize for the messy CSS):
http://www.nineproductions.com
I will continue updating the config as I complet
Few pointers-
* Can you resolve the client from the server ?
* What does the server log say ?
On this nv84 system all I need to do to setup a nfs share is-
share -F nfs -o ro /path/to/whatever
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I had the same problem with my ASUS P5KR motherboard.
I just plugged in a 10 dollar Sweex ethernet card, reinstalled Solaris
and it worked.
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Dennis Clarke wrote:
>> Dennis Clarke wrote:
>>
FYI - Build 85 is supposed to be released in the next few hours.
>>> Do you know if there has been any change to the SDLC ?
>>> If you don't know ... that's cool. Just asking.
>>>
>> Regarding 'wget'? It's still no ther
I have two Solaris 10 sparc systems, and one is running the NFS server that has
a mount that I want to remotely share on the the other Solaris 10 sparc client
machine.
Here's my setup:
NFS Server (aphrodite is the hostname) settings
[EMAIL PROTECTED] # svcs -d svc:/network/nfs/server
STATE
> Dennis Clarke wrote:
>>> FYI - Build 85 is supposed to be released in the next few hours.
>>
>> Do you know if there has been any change to the SDLC ?
>> If you don't know ... that's cool. Just asking.
>
> Regarding 'wget'? It's still no there.
>
> They reviewed a number of potential quick fixe
Dennis Clarke wrote:
>> FYI - Build 85 is supposed to be released in the next few hours.
>
> Do you know if there has been any change to the SDLC ?
> If you don't know ... that's cool. Just asking.
Regarding 'wget'? It's still no there.
They reviewed a number of potential quick fixes, none of w
>
> Right. sys-suspend is a part of the CDE, and cannot be released under
> the CDDL. As Alan says, the Power Management team is taking over
> ownership of a new utility that will replace sys-suspend. I assume they
> won't copy the existing sys-suspend code so it can be relicensed under
> CDDL.
On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 03:17:18 PDT
Paiseley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi. I'm new to Solaris. After successfully running the HCL for my hardware, I
> installed SXDE onto one of my hard drives.
>
> Everything runs great. Except I have no internet connection.
> Someone has yet to give me useful a
Right. sys-suspend is a part of the CDE, and cannot be released under
the CDDL. As Alan says, the Power Management team is taking over
ownership of a new utility that will replace sys-suspend. I assume they
won't copy the existing sys-suspend code so it can be relicensed under
CDDL.
I'm cc:in
> FYI - Build 85 is supposed to be released in the next few hours.
Do you know if there has been any change to the SDLC ?
If you don't know ... that's cool. Just asking.
Dennis
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Hi Fernando,
you are not the only one, I have the same problem. See
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6674852
Responsible engineer is working on the fix.
Best regards,
Milan
Fernando Ochoa de Zuazola píše v Ne 23. 03. 2008 v 23:08 +0100:
> Hello,
>
> Yes, it's a lenovo keyboard/m
FYI - Build 85 is supposed to be released in the next few hours.
Derek
Lars Tunkrans wrote:
> The release Shedule is usually stable every two weeks.
> It slips somewhat once every 3 months when extra Testing for the
> quaterly SXDE release is required. Build 79 was rebuilt 3 times
> ar
Can someone explain what is happening here.
I have a test raidz1 on B71 with approx 2.72TB of usable storage space. I had
592GB available.
here's the hierarchy
zpool hammer_head
zfshammer_head/sandtiger
I moved (mv) a 400G folder from hammer_head to sandtiger. This operation did
not compl
It seems that I'm not alone with this issue.
Is your other machine also using an 'ASUS' motherboard or is it another
manufacturer?
Because I see both our machines have the same CPU (Q6600), the same amount of
RAM (4GB) and the same brand of motherboard: ASUS (P5KR and T3P5G965)
I see one big d
Please add the following caveat to the pages describing the manual boot setup;
Minimal version of zfs supported for this procedure is zfs pool version 6
Please use command 'zpool upgrade -v' to verify 1) the version of zfs pool
structure and 2) the version of zpool installed on your system .
I have exactly the same experiences:
sometimes the system stalls after the syncing line, sometimes it powers off.
Both with nv, and Sol10, and yes, maybe a bit more frequently with nv.
Init 6 always behaves as expected (ie. restarts the pc), init 5 doesn't.
It's a Q6600, 4GB RAM, Asus T3P5G965.
Paiseley writes:
> Hi. I'm new to Solaris. After successfully running the HCL for my hardware, I
> installed SXDE onto one of my hard drives.
>
> Everything runs great. Except I have no internet connection.
> Someone has yet to give me useful advice on what to do
Start by running "/usr/X11/bin/s
Emmanuel De Paepe writes:
> It is a strange error, since when I perform an 'init 6' it always reboots.
> In my opinion this means that the OS is shut down correctly, except the
> powering off is missing.
> I guess something is missing or going wrong to physically powering off
> the computer. After
Hi. I'm new to Solaris. After successfully running the HCL for my hardware, I
installed SXDE onto one of my hard drives.
Everything runs great. Except I have no internet connection.
Someone has yet to give me useful advice on what to do (going on eBay and
buying an intel ethernet card is NOT use
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