hi
Thank you for your reply
i sorry i did not reply sooner
i was reading up on some ipf rules for solaris
so i can have some protection here
i did not know there is a test or beta version of solaris express or 11
i would not mind obtaining it if you can point me in the right direction
If it will
heather valentine wrote:
> hi
>
> i would like some help with
> compiz on Solaris express
Install Solaris Express Community Edition build 85 or later,
or the OpenSolaris 2008.05 test (or wait a couple weeks for
final) and compiz is already included.
--
-Alan Coopersmith- [EMAIL P
Charles Shannon Hendrix wrote:
> I have Solaris 10 u4 installed.
>
> A live upgrade can install a different version of the OS you are booting
> from, and will be just like doing it from the release I really want?
>
>
Yes. You can upgrade directly form a mounted ISO image. Give it a go,
there
I have Solaris 10 u4 installed.
A live upgrade can install a different version of the OS you are booting from,
and will be just like doing it from the release I really want?
I might try that, but I'm still open to other suggestions.
Or, I could just wait...
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Charles Shannon Hendrix wrote:
> Is there any way to force the Nevada kernel to use an older driver that works
> for SATA DVD installs?
>
>
You could try installing Solaris 10 and then (live) upgrading.
Ian
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Can you install Solaris using pxeboot without a Jumpstart server?
I don't have any other Solaris machines, but I do have a FreeBSD machine.
Is there a way to get Solaris to install from pxeboot via FreeBSD?
Is there any way to get the machine booted, and install from a hard drive? I
could inst
Is there any way to force the Nevada kernel to use an older driver that works
for SATA DVD installs?
I need to install Nevada on my T105, and this is a real roadblock.
I tried using a kernel command line option to disable DMA, but that's not the
issue, just all I could think of to get it out of
I run Solaris 10 u4 on a T105. No problems except that I had to install a
driver from Broadcom to get the gig ethernet port working. Solaris u5 has
support for it built-in.
One annoying problem: at some point Solaris Nevada's SATA CD/DVD drive support
broke and I cannot install a Nevada relea
hi
i would like some help with
compiz on Solaris express
Here is the output of what happens
when i try to install compiz.
code:
./install
This package works only on Solaris Express builds 60 - 62
i removed Solaris 10 and installed Express thinking compiz would work
i know i will probally play
Stewart, David C wrote:
>
> In case you are interested.
>
> I recently sat in on a webcast with Sun talking about some of our work
> optimizing OpenSolaris on Xeon. If you’re curious about some of the
> work we’re doing, it’s nice because I talk a little about the upcoming
> Nehalem processor fa
In case you are interested.
I recently sat in on a webcast with Sun talking about some of our work
optimizing OpenSolaris on Xeon. If you're curious about some of the
work we're doing, it's nice because I talk a little about the upcoming
Nehalem processor family and our work there.
http://
Hi,
I am trying to run luupgrade to upgrade a build 65 environment to a build 85
environment.
I ran lucreate, and that created the boot environment fine.
I ran pkgrm on the following packages and then pkgadd using the new build media:
SUNWlucfg
SUNWlur
SUNWluu
I then ran luupgrade and I am ge
Glenn Lagasse wrote:
> Whichever disk is the 'master' disk. By that I mean, whatever disk is
> listed to boot first in the bios (which is where all the other
> bootloaders installed to).
>
Fine - so disable the other drives and install onto a dedicated drive,
and then re-enable the others.
Ja
> > The .com forums run exactly the same forum
> software.
>
> That is surprising to me given all the past
> complaints about jive!
It works well enough IMO, apart from the thread splits. But I guess that's a
compromise you have to accept if you combine forums with mailing lists.
-mg
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