Hello!
I am exerimenting with ZFS on a fibre channel connected storage system and have
run a minor annoyance. Ideally I would like to have all my storage exported as
~1.5 TB LUNS from the disk system (2x750 GiB).
Solaris detects these LUNS but it cannot use them. I get cannot open
Bruno Damour napsal(a):
Sorry, if there are duplicates... I messed it up
Hello,
I had some simple tests on my laptop (dual core intel, 1G mem),
dual-booting winXP Pro SP2 32bit (ntfs) and nevada b98 64 bit (full zfs).
The test is (for now) a SQL copy on a medium size csv file (49megs, .
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 10:58 AM, Erik Persson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Solaris detects these LUNS but it cannot use them. I get cannot open
/dev/rdsk/c4$WWNdNp0 when trying to run fdisk. A Linux system has no
problems using the same LUN.
If I reduce the size to half it does work, but I
I just found a documented answer:
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 10:58 AM, Erik Persson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I am exerimenting with ZFS on a fibre channel connected storage system and
have run a minor annoyance. Ideally I would like to have all my storage
exported as ~1.5 TB LUNS from
Hi guys
I use OpenSolaris 2008.05 at my workstation and i will install Solaris 10 on my
server. I am downloading the ISO for solaris 10. =)
My question is simple : How can i do to create a bootable dvd with this ISO
using OpenSolaris !? I do not know a program for it
Thanks,
Leví
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Hi guys
I use OpenSolaris 2008.05 at my workstation and i will install Solaris 10 on
my server. I am downloading the ISO for solaris 10. =)
My question is simple : How can i do to create a bootable dvd with this ISO
using OpenSolaris !?
Hmm. I bought a Toshiba laptop recently and I got 2 recovery disks - one for
Vista and one for XP.
After about a week struggling with the dog-slow Vista I downgraded to XP and
set it up to dual boot OpenSolaris. All the hardware is supported, except for
audio and the memory card reader. I hope
Leví Teodoro da Silva wrote:
Hi guys
I use OpenSolaris 2008.05 at my workstation and i will install Solaris 10 on
my server. I am downloading the ISO for solaris 10. =)
My question is simple : How can i do to create a bootable dvd with this ISO
using OpenSolaris !? I do not know a
Hello all,
I am interesting to know when GNOME 2.24 will be integrated in Solaris?
Is there any info about planned changes in Solaris for future in this and next
year? I am interesting what is planned for future.
How about JDS marketing?
Is there plan to go away from JDS name and use in all
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 1:59 PM, Leví Teodoro da Silva [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi guys
I use OpenSolaris 2008.05 at my workstation and i will install Solaris 10
on my server. I am downloading the ISO for solaris 10. =)
My question is simple : How can i do to create a bootable dvd with
Matt Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Leví Teodoro da Silva wrote:
Hi guys
I use OpenSolaris 2008.05 at my workstation and i will install Solaris 10
on my server. I am downloading the ISO for solaris 10. =)
My question is simple : How can i do to create a bootable dvd with this
Thanks everybody for the swift response!
I didn't consider (or know) that there was any limitations to fdisk labels.
Armed with this knowledge I did some more thinking and testing and it now
works. This is probably what happened:
The disk group in the disk system (a el-cheapo four years old
And yes. I should have checked the Suns documentation on the subject. :-)
Regards,
/Erik
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On 29 Sep 2008, at 13:27, Girts Zeltins wrote:
Hello all,
I am interesting to know when GNOME 2.24 will be integrated in
Solaris?
It will be available in OpenSolaris 2008.11, and SXCE/Nevada b101.
Cheeri,
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Leví Teodoro da Silva writes:
I use OpenSolaris 2008.05 at my workstation and i will install Solaris 10 on
my server. I am downloading the ISO for solaris 10. =)
My question is simple : How can i do to create a bootable dvd with this ISO
using OpenSolaris !? I do not know a program for it
Girts Zeltins wrote:
Hello all,
I am interesting to know when GNOME 2.24 will be integrated in Solaris?
The GNOME 2.23.91 is integrated into nevada 99 and 2.23.92 for nevada
100 and 2.24.0 is scheduled for nevada 101.
Is there any info about planned changes in Solaris for future in this
Leví Teodoro da Silva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys
I use OpenSolaris 2008.05 at my workstation and i
will install Solaris 10 on my server. I am
downloading the ISO for solaris 10. =)
My question is simple : How can i do to create a
bootable dvd with this ISO using
Thank You.
Regards,
Girts
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How about driver support? As we know the best driver model is now for Windows,
but how about Solaris?
Maybe there is possible Sun Microsystems to sponsor Jungo driver development
tools to allow them to use for free.
I see that driver adoption is very slow.
regards,
Girts
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Girts Zeltins writes:
I am interesting to know when GNOME 2.24 will be integrated in Solaris?
A quick google search shows that the gate is based on 2.24:
http://opensolaris.org/os/project/jds/contributing/building/
and that it was integrated around build 99:
Folks;
not sure whether or not this does belong here: Installing OpenSolaris once
again (using an osol-0811-98 iso off genunix.org), I happened to find some
of the desktop features (example: the firefox notification bars on top of
the window, in example the keep-password... question) being
On 29 Sep 2008, at 14:38, Girts Zeltins wrote:
How about driver support? As we know the best driver model is now
for Windows, but how about Solaris?
Maybe there is possible Sun Microsystems to sponsor Jungo driver
development tools to allow them to use for free.
I see that driver
Hi,
Thanks for all the info.
My ACER ONE came without any media. It also only has Window XP Home.
The hardware died on Saturday a day after I got it.
I was working in reverse (first for me), install OPenSolaris on 1st partition,
then Windows XP Prof.
After fix up to boot grub.
I'd
Girts Zeltins wrote:
Is there any info about planned changes in Solaris for future in this and
next year? I am interesting what is planned for future.
A lot of that was presented at the community town hall two weeks ago - you
can see the slides from the initial talk, and listen to recordings
Hi Folks,
I've been working on some transmission package for blastwave, you can get the
latest pkg from:
http://blastwave.network.com/testing/transmission-1.34,REV=2008.09.24-SunOS5.8-i386.pkg.gz
This was built on Solaris 8 using sunstudio, so it should work anywhere =)
SPARC to follow
Hi !!!
I used this command
cdrecord -dao dev=5,0,0 solaris10.iso
and it works perfectly !!!
Thanks for attention !!!
Leví
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Hi Guys
I am configuring a server at my work and i need some advices. [b]I want to know
what is best solaris distro to install on my server ?![/b]
I installed Solaris 10, but i installed and it has a graphical interface. I
want a server with black screen =)
I made a mistake on my
if you dont want gnome just turn it off, it's not such a big deal.
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Leví Teodoro da Silva
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys
I am configuring a server at my work and i need some advices. [b]I want to
know what is best solaris distro to install on my server
Leví Teodoro da Silva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi !!!
I used this command
cdrecord -dao dev=5,0,0 solaris10.iso
and it works perfectly !!!
Add -v if you like to see more messages.
You may remove the dev= option in case you have only one drive in your system
and -dao is the default.
In
I really hate the whole distro thing, but it looks like that ship
has sailed and I was outvoted.
Any of the flavors of Solaris/OpenSolaris will do what you want - it's
a matter of how you install and configure it.
If you are running production applications, I would suggest you stick
with
Leví Teodoro da Silva escribió:
Hi Guys
I am configuring a server at my work and i need some advices. [b]I want to
know what is best solaris distro to install on my server ?![/b]
I installed Solaris 10, but i installed and it has a graphical interface. I
want a server with black
The OP wasn't clear as to why he didn't want the GUI, but just turn
it off simply doesn't cut it for many of the cases I can think of for
not running a GUI.
fpsm
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 2:42 PM, Ignacio Marambio Catán
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if you dont want gnome just turn it off, it's not
Thanks for informations
I want to run in this server, just two basic things :
Glassfish and postgres.
And i dont to use Firefox or Star Office and another programs. I want just to
use a web server and a database server.
I think i will try a Core System Support Software Group. I read that
Gegroet,
I have managed to install milax on a 8 GB USB-stick on my laptop, which
now works nicely. Thank you for all the people who helped to get this
running.
So, I now would like to procede to the next steps:
- How do you make changes to the stick permanent (so, have the
root-filesystem on
It's interesting to me reading how much you complain
about iiim. Just
some comments from my side:
- I have seen some Yong's comments on SCIM is in
maintenance mode - no
new features and that the world has moved to next
generation input
methods projects. From this perspective is maybe iiim
Now a brief commercial:
Sun's VirtualBox is working so well and so
transparently, I have not booted up my other Solaris
notebooks (running on bare metal) for over a week now
( don't see any incentive at least in the near
future).
Let's face it, we will be fooling ourselves to think
This pdf talks a lot about Solaris beeing RT. But I thought RT OS were very
specialized, and not used in common OS? You can not have the cake and eat it?
http://www.sun.com/servers/netra/docs/solaris_carrier_grade_os.pdf
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On 09/29/08 13:47, Orvar Korvar wrote:
This pdf talks a lot about Solaris beeing RT. But I thought RT OS were very
specialized, and not used in common OS? You can not have the cake and eat it?
There are various degrees of real-timeness, depending on a number of
benchmarks: response, jitter,
Leví Teodoro da Silva wrote:
Thanks for informations
I want to run in this server, just two basic things :
Glassfish and postgres.
And i dont to use Firefox or Star Office and another programs. I want just to
use a web server and a database server.
I think i will try a Core System
Orvar Korvar wrote:
This pdf talks a lot about Solaris beeing RT. But I thought RT OS were very
specialized, and not used in common OS? You can not have the cake and eat it?
(Open)Solaris isn't a common OS :)
Ian
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