you can run network-admin, a nice GUI to setup network, including WIFI.
> I have installed Solaris Indiana recently. The device driver utility
> detects Broadcom Netlink Gigabit Ethernet card but shows a message
> that the driver is missing.
> It detects intel pro wireless with no problems.
> Bu
I have installed Solaris Indiana recently. The device driver utility detects
Broadcom Netlink Gigabit Ethernet card but shows a message that the driver
is missing.
It detects intel pro wireless with no problems.
But the wireless is disabled by default.
How to enable it???
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SUN Ca
It's definitely possible.
The easiest way is to use the Indiana LiveCD.
Also, it's possible to run a minimal solaris on a USB stick. The glancing
procedures are:
1. make a usf filesystem on the stick
2. dump the cpio image from bfu archive
3. copy some critical files
4. install grub, set the boo
I spent several hours trying to get OpenSolaris 2008.05 (final version)
to work with a screen resolution larger than 1024x768 when running under
VirtualBox 1.6, but no luck.
I installed the VirtualBox guest additions, but they didn't help.
I followed the instructions in the Virtual Box manual to
arpit wrote:
> Hi to all,
> I am new to solaris.
> I am working on the problem of WBEM service in Solaris 9/07, and in that I am
> not able to find out com.sun.trustedsolaris jar file...
>
>
This isn't an appropriate place to ask Solaris 9 questions, try your
support channel or Usenet.
Ian
_
Hi to all,
I am new to solaris.
I am working on the problem of WBEM service in Solaris 9/07, and in that I am
not able to find out com.sun.trustedsolaris jar file...
Can you plz tell me, the location of com.sun.trustedsolaris.* ?
Which jar should I include?
Thanks in advance...
Arpit M Patel
* Brandon High <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-05-19 19:30]:
> On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 2:24 PM, vijay Rajah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I'm planning to install the OS from a USB stick to a USB stick
> > !!. Is this possible?. If so, can you give me some pointers.
>
> I used a device similar to thi
It appears the cd I just received in the mail for OS is bad :( I can boot the
LiveCD to the desktop but then the drive just spins forever and my nouse
freezes.
I guess one day I'll try another iso download.
E;
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Last note was that it was expected on 5/19.
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I meant /usr/sfw/bin
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Reggie wrote:
> Does this work in latest open solaris release 2008.5? I couldn't get it to
> work because there is no gcc or flex installed in /usr/local/bin.
gcc & flex are available from the repository, just didn't fit on the LiveCD.
Run: pfexec pkg install gcc-dev SUNWflexlex
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On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 10:35 PM, Reggie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does this work in latest open solaris release 2008.5? I couldn't get it to
> work because there is no gcc or flex installed in /usr/local/bin.
Worked fine for me.
(For a limited set of "work" that doesn't include the high rate
Does this work in latest open solaris release 2008.5? I couldn't get it to work
because there is no gcc or flex installed in /usr/local/bin.
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Does a doc like http://www.fedoraguide.info/index.php/Main_Page
exist for OpenSolaris?
It it does not .. is there any plan to create one?
It will help newbies like me to get started with OpenSolaris.
_raju
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I have a Solaris Environment and Informix database with Containers
The server /Informix DB is slow.
My question is Does Dtrace have any better tools for monitoring or using UNIX
commands with scripts for I/O monitoring/ Top 10 commands,Idle Time, is better
I am new to this blog and Dtrace.
My Compaq Presario 2170us laptop has 512Meg RAM; 128K of that memory is
specified in BIOS for the built-in video card.
Will I have sufficent memory to run OS?
Thanks! :)
El
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> It was one of the core goals of the entire program
> for OpenSolaris --
> going back to school. :) This is one of the Sun
> programs that emerged
> recently:
> http://developers.sun.com/students/community/map.jsp
> Again, as
> I said earlier, Sun is making the investment, so we
> in the commun
> OpenSolaris does not support sparse zones
Or more accurately, completely changes (breaks!) how zones are built, removing
the tried and tested and industry celebrated zone system that is in vanilla
Solaris.
This means that anyone who has been building zones / zone automation scripts
have had
UNIX admin wrote:
>> Yep. University programs started in China almost
>> immediately after
>> OpenSolaris was launched (but no one in the west
>> noticed), and then the
>> India team got involved, and now Sun corporate is
>> funding edu programs
>> globally. It's a big deal, actually, and involv
Octave Orgeron wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Hopefully, we'll see a positive trend in the education sector. That's how
> we'll build out our community. Trying to persuade the Linux crowd to defect
> is highly unlikely.
>
>
From what I've seen in India and China, I'm *very* confident that
OpenSolaris wi
Akhilesh Mritunjai wrote:
> Ok, so how much code are Linus & Co. are willing to put up in open ? Hell, I
> consider it as a black hole - stuff goes in but doesn't come out. Ask the
> *BSD guys. They take stuff and make changes GPL only. As a result the
> original contributors are left with a ver
> Good point!
>
> In our current world, OSS is becoming an ecosystem.
> We should not support people who do not allow us to
> take their
> code also in our projects.
It's twofold.
On one side, you could expect that any changes made are just optimizations,
rather small and easy to rewrite under
Akhilesh Mritunjai writes:
> > Alex Leverington writes:
> > This is much the same thing. It's open source. Get
> > over it. If
> > someone wants to use it, that's good. If they're
> > willing to talk with
> > the people who invented it, then that's *great*.
>
> Riiight... that's why we usually
> Yep. University programs started in China almost
> immediately after
> OpenSolaris was launched (but no one in the west
> noticed), and then the
> India team got involved, and now Sun corporate is
> funding edu programs
> globally. It's a big deal, actually, and involves all
> of the various S
> Wow. You sound a little bitter. :)
Perhaps.
> btrfs does sound
> promising though.
> I have no doubt Linux will have something similar
> eventually should
> there be demand for it.
There is a very bitter difference between "will have" and "has", isn't there?
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Hello everybody!
I have just made my first steps on Solaris, building up a Server on a Fire 880.
Think solaris is fun and a good OS.
My Question regards an Install on an x86 Laptop, namely a Thinkpad x30.
CPU 1.2 GHz pIII / 1024MB Ram (PC133)/ 80 GB HDD / IPW2200 /Bluetooth(USB),
IRDA,Lan,Mode
On Tue, 20 May 2008, Roberto carabajal wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I am new to OpenSolaris.Please, I apologize if my questions are too primitive
> for advanced users.
> Before hearing about OpenSolatis I had the idea to use 16 surplus Sun Sparc
> 10 Stations to implement a Mosix cluster. I would appreci
Hello:
I am new to OpenSolaris.Please, I apologize if my questions are too primitive
for advanced users.
Before hearing about OpenSolatis I had the idea to use 16 surplus Sun Sparc 10
Stations to implement a Mosix cluster. I would appreciate advice about using
these machines to built clusters.
Hi,
Hopefully, we'll see a positive trend in the education sector. That's how we'll
build out our community. Trying to persuade the Linux crowd to defect is highly
unlikely.
*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
Octave J. Orgeron
Solaris Systems Engineer
http://www.opensolaris.o
NiuLin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks!
> I'm sorry I have missed some information in my original post, I'm writing
> the module for Solaris 8, I checked the header files of Solaris 8 but
> cannot find vnodetopath. Which function can I use on Solaris 8?
In kernel getcwd() has been added in S
Akhilesh Mritunjai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Riiight... that's why we usually see people putting stuff in public domain -
> no ? or in BSD - no ?
>
> Ok, so how much code are Linus & Co. are willing to put up in open ? Hell, I
> consider it as a black hole - stuff goes in but doesn't come ou
On Tue, 20 May 2008, NiuLin wrote:
> Thanks!
> I'm sorry I have missed some information in my original post, I'm writing
> the module for Solaris 8, I checked the header files of Solaris 8 but
> cannot find vnodetopath. Which function can I use on Solaris 8?
Please ask Sun Developer support for
If you want to read about the Sun India University program
Sun India University Program
http://in.sun.com/communities/univ/
Thanks,
Tirthankar
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Thanks!
I'm sorry I have missed some information in my original post, I'm writing
the module for Solaris 8, I checked the header files of Solaris 8 but
cannot find vnodetopath. Which function can I use on Solaris 8?
2008/5/20 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Tue, 20 May 2008, NiuLin wrote:
>
> Thanks
As a workaround, you could try using pconsole - which is a complete free tool
doing similar things like SUNWccon.
You can get it from
http://www.heiho.net/pconsole/index.html
SUNWccon can't work currently on OpenSolaris 2008.05 becuase it uses Motif
which is NOT part of OpenSolaris 2008.05 (it
> On May 18, 2008, at 14:01, Mario Goebbels wrote:
> ZFS on Linux on
> humper would actually be very interesting to many of
> them. I think
> that's good for Sun. Of course, ZFS on Linux on
Umm, how many Linux shops buy support and/or HW from Sun ?
It it's a Linux shop money is (in order)
On Tue, 20 May 2008, NiuLin wrote:
> Thanks a lot for your quick reply! Actually, I have found this code already,
> but as I know, dogetcwd is not exported by the kernel (not found in the
> include files). How can I call this function?
#include
for vnodetopath().
FrankH.
>
> 2008/5/20 <[EMAIL
Thanks a lot for your quick reply! Actually, I have found this code already,
but as I know, dogetcwd is not exported by the kernel (not found in the
include files). How can I call this function?
2008/5/20 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Tue, 20 May 2008, NiuLin wrote:
>
> Hello everyone:
>> When I am
On Tue, 20 May 2008, NiuLin wrote:
> Hello everyone:
> When I am programming a kernel module for Solaris, I encountered one
> problem: I cannot get the the absolute path for the current working
> directory of the current process.
>
> In user space, we can do this by calling getcwd(), but this func
> Alex Leverington writes:
> This is much the same thing. It's open source. Get
> over it. If
> someone wants to use it, that's good. If they're
> willing to talk with
> the people who invented it, then that's *great*.
Riiight... that's why we usually see people putting stuff in public domain
Hello everyone:
When I am programming a kernel module for Solaris, I encountered one
problem: I cannot get the the absolute path for the current working
directory of the current process.
In user space, we can do this by calling getcwd(), but this function does
not take kernel address as parameter
Alex Leverington wrote:
> On May 19, 2008, at 3:35 PM, Octave Orgeron wrote:
>
>
>> It would be better for Sun to put more effort around building our
>> community. The best place for Sun to start is to target colleges,
>> universities, start-ups, and the embedded consumer market. Doing
>>
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