Thought you all might find this breaking news interesting:
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/IT-Infrastructure/More-IBM-Layoffs-Coming-608504/
...the nightmare continues...
Now I'm not an IBM hater. I actually think certain things such as the REXX
scripting language, Parallel Sysplex, and System Z
Martin, I believe it would be nice if you either stop trolling or stop
reproaching others for trolling.
Martin Bochnig wrote:
Then why comment? ??
Sorry that I took the freedom to ask a question.
It's your beer if you get a law-suit (filed by others, I would never
do anything like that).
I
Hi,
After purchasing a USB to IDE/SATA drive caddy to allow system backups, my
attempt was to use a 120GB IDE drive that came out of an old PC. While changing
the partition information with fdisk was straight forward, newfs'ing the disk
was more of a problem as you had to enter the number of
#includestdio.h
#includeunistd.h
#includeprocfs.h
#includesys/regset.h
int main()
{
FILE *fp;
pstatus_t san;
int c;
pid_t pid;
lwpstatus_t san2;
int nlwp;
pid=getpid();
char str[40];
sprintf(str, /proc/%d/status, pid);
fp=fopen(str,r);
fread(san, sizeof(san), 1, fp);
san2=san.pr_lwp;
Another easy way to get SMART type data is the SUNWhd package used on the
Thumper servers, but I think it only works with certain kinds of Marvell chip
sets:
http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=312887
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The best part of all is that I've heard rumors that you can even mount the
CD-ROM
drive from your laptop at home on the remote server and re-install the
operating
system remotely through the ILOM card if your internet connection is fast
enough.
Yep; and I also use it *upgrade* the BIOS and
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 10:48 AM, Alexander Vlasov
alexander.vla...@sun.com wrote:
Martin, I believe it would be nice if you either stop trolling or stop
reproaching others for trolling.
Martin Bochnig wrote:
Then why comment? ??
Sorry that I took the freedom to ask a question.
It's your
Also, when are the files in the proc file system updated? Like if once the file
is read, will the data in the file be same throughout, till be close and
re-open it while the corresponding process is executing?
Just wondering...
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printf(eip=%d\n,san2.pr_reg[EIP]);
printf(nlwp=%d\n,san.pr_nlwp);
printf(eax=%d\n,san2.pr_reg[EAX]);
eip=-17832443
nlwp=1
eax=3
I tried this code. But the values the EIP register returned were not what we
expect, right? Why is EIP returning a garbage value. The same is the case with
other
Here's also how to compile the smartmon tools from the original source code:
http://cafenate.wordpress.com/2009/02/22/setting-up-smartmontools-on-opensolaris/
This info might come in handy some day if you ever want to become a developer /
programmer / maintainer for smart tools on solaris and
Trying to return one person to reasonable discussion style.
What are you doing right now?
I expect an apology.
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As ZFS does not have the limits of FAT/FAT32 and is also open source, could
it be proposed to the makers of digitial devices like camera, usb memory
manufacturers, router manufacturers, etc as a way of eliminating the FAT
licensing yoke. This of course would require drivers to be available for
Is this incorporated into opensolaris? If not could a home grown version be
included called ecopower???
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Also, when are the files in the proc file system updated? Like if once the file
is read, will the data in the file be same throughout, till be close and
re-open
it while the corresponding process is executing?
They don't exist; whenever you read from such a file, its content is
created on the
Abhishek abhishek_dha...@yahoo.co.in wrote:
#includestdio.h
#includeunistd.h
#includeprocfs.h
#includesys/regset.h
int main()
{
FILE *fp;
pstatus_t san;
int c;
pid_t pid;
lwpstatus_t san2;
int nlwp;
pid=getpid();
char str[40];
sprintf(str, /proc/%d/status, pid);
fp=fopen(str,r);
Alexander Vlasov alexander.vla...@sun.com wrote:
Trying to return one person to reasonable discussion style.
What are you doing right now?
I expect an apology.
I hope that you will do this next time people send personal insults
as done recently.
As you did not do this a few days ago,
Hello, I'm very confused with the following situation:
I have FS rpool/export/uichome mounted on /exprt/uichome.
du -sh says its size is 924 Mb:
$ du -sh /export/uichome/
924M /export/uichome
df -h says its size is about 3 GB. I can understand this, du doesn't count for
open files:
$ df -h
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 12:19 PM, casper@sun.com wrote:
As ZFS does not have the limits of FAT/FAT32 and is also open source, could
it be proposed to the makers of digitial devices like camera, usb memory
manufacturers, router manufacturers, etc as a way of eliminating the FAT
licensing
$ du -sh /export/uichome/
924M /export/uichome
$ df -h /export/uichome/
Filesystem size used avail capacity Mounted on
rpool/export/uichome35G 3,0G26G11%/export/uichome
Du can't count files that you don't have access to. Try again as sudo and
you might
Dennis Clarke dcla...@blastwave.org
writes:
Setup:
amd Athlon64 2.2Ghz +3400 - Aopen Ak-86 mobo
Can anyone tell me if there is some application that can tell the
temperatures of my harddrives?
Do we have anthing like lm_sensors in the linux world?
Anyway at all short of booting to BIOS?
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 2:03 PM, Harry Putnam rea...@newsguy.com wrote:
Dennis Clarke dcla...@blastwave.org
[...]
SMART firmware based disks can be queried with smartctl.
You can find SMARTmontools at :
i386: http://blastwave.network.com/csw/unstable/i386/5.11/
OpenSolaris-based CD/DVD Distributions as of March
26, 2009:
12. Polaris (OpenSolaris on PowerPC project, b104+)
There's a downloadable Polaris ISO image? Where?
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Hi Casper,
Thanks for the reply.
It would nice to have an Open Source file system format which could be
used by these electronic devices which did not require FAT.
casper@sun.com wrote:
As ZFS does not have the limits of FAT/FAT32 and is also open source, could
it be proposed to the
zfs snapshots won't be accounted for in du/dh tools.
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Hello Alexander.
$ df -h /export/uichome/
vs
$ zfs list -r rpool/export/uichome
What is the reason for this behavior?
The difference is that in the first case you count the actual space used
by files under /export/uichome. The second one shows your zfs including
your snapshots -
Setup: Osol.11 build 109
amd Athlon64 +3400 architecture
I'm attempting to replace 2 200gb sata drives with 2 750 gb drives.
All drives concerned are WD.
And the 2 200gb are attached to a:
Adeptec 1205sa PCI sata card (non-raid)
The two existing drives are in a mirror configuration so I
The two existing drives are in a mirror configuration so I figured to
just pull out one, insert a 750 and let it resilver. Understanding it
would end up a 200gb mirror.
You could do that; make sure you scrub before starting on this
exercise. (You have only one copy, of course)
Then pull the
I think it's a horrible, horrible mistake. I have worked for IBM, I have had to work with them as a vendor, and doing either has become something that I seek to avoid. I would not recommend them to anyone as a vendor, and I sincerely hope that this deal does not go through.
I do not think the
What is a good method to test the validity of memory (rcapd) and cpu shares on
a particular zone?
Does Sun have any tools because tools like top and prstat don't give you a
clue to how much memory is really available to a zone.
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casper@sun.com wrote:
There are many reasons why this doesn't fly:
- First of all you will need to build away to easily, automatically
import and export removable ZFS pools
- Installed base (windows, USB, cameras)
- pcfs uses about 1/10 of the code needed for
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 4:31 PM, Paul Gress pgr...@optonline.net wrote:
casper@sun.com wrote:
There are many reasons why this doesn't fly:
- First of all you will need to build away to easily, automatically
import and export removable ZFS pools
- Installed base (windows,
Hi
Coming from windows I previously used illustrator, then in ubuntu it was
inkscape and xara extreme. These packages aren't available (yet??), so what do
people use to draw pictures. If they are working in an opensolaris only
environment?
Cheers
Craig
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On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 4:20 PM, Frank Mancini frank...@hotmail.com wrote:
What is a good method to test the validity of memory (rcapd) and cpu shares
on a particular zone?
Does Sun have any tools because tools like top and prstat don't give you
a clue to how much memory is really available
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 4:47 PM, Craig van Vliet
craigvanvl...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
Coming from windows I previously used illustrator, then in ubuntu it was
inkscape and xara extreme. These packages aren't available (yet??), so what
do people use to draw pictures. If they are working in an
Sorry, for having suggested you gimp, I have no experience with vector graphics.
All I can suggest is something like this:
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22vector+graphics%22+solarisie=utf-8oe=utf-8aq=trls=org.mozilla:en-US:officialclient=firefox-a
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Hi
Coming from windows I previously used illustrator, then in ubuntu it was
inkscape and xara extreme. These packages aren't available (yet??), so what do
people use to draw pictures. If they are working in an opensolaris only
environment?
Cheers
Craig
They are compiling necessary
On 03/27/09 15:47, Craig van Vliet wrote:
Hi
Coming from windows I previously used illustrator, then in ubuntu it was
inkscape and xara extreme. These packages aren't available (yet??),
I think inkscape is in the pipeline. Not sure when, but I reckon
soon. Don;t know what xara extreme is.
Hi Peter,
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 7:53 PM, Peter Jones bloosk...@netscape.net wrote:
Is this incorporated into opensolaris? If not could a home grown version be
included called ecopower???
I'm not sure I catched your point,
when you mentioned tesla, do you mean the work at here:
I found this:
http://www.blastwave.org/packages.php/skencil
http://www.blastwave.org/packages.php/sodipodi
There you go.
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Craig van Vliet wrote:
Hi
Coming from windows I previously used illustrator, then in ubuntu it was
inkscape and xara extreme. These packages aren't available (yet??), so what do
people use to draw pictures. If they are working in an opensolaris only
environment?
Cheers
Craig
I use
Welcome to www.electrondiscountshop.cn http://www.electrondiscountshop.cn
As far as you see, Our company trades mainly in electronic products.
Since the trades began, we always purse the perfect with heart and soul.
We provide lower price but better quality. Our goal is sending surprising
Welcome to www.electrondiscountshop.cn http://www.electrondiscountshop.cn
As far as you see, Our company trades mainly in electronic products.
Since the trades began, we always purse the perfect with heart and soul.
We provide lower price but better quality. Our goal is sending surprising
Welcome to www.electrondiscountshop.cn http://www.electrondiscountshop.cn
As far as you see, Our company trades mainly in electronic products.
Since the trades began, we always purse the perfect with heart and soul.
We provide lower price but better quality. Our goal is sending surprising
Welcome to www.electrondiscountshop.cn http://www.electrondiscountshop.cn
As far as you see, Our company trades mainly in electronic products.
Since the trades began, we always purse the perfect with heart and soul.
We provide lower price but better quality. Our goal is sending surprising
My install path is /opt/mediatomb and the pkg-config cmd as run by configure
sees them (/opt/mediatomb/usr/include/libavcodec/avcodec.h etc) avcodec.h etc)
fine but some other check is failing. moviedecoder.h/c has 2 paths.
One seems to secondary /usr/include/ffmpeg/avcodec.h ffmpeg symlink
casper@sun.com writes:
As boot up proceeds it gets by the brief memory check that a screen
saying:
Press F3 to enter configuration utility
Primary channel: WDC WD750-blah-bah = my new 750gb drive
Ah, I can't help you there; I don't have a configuration utility for the
disks. Did
On 27 Mar 2009, at 15:47, Craig van Vliet wrote:
Hi
Coming from windows I previously used illustrator, then in ubuntu it
was inkscape and xara extreme. These packages aren't available
(yet??), so what do people use to draw pictures. If they are working
in an opensolaris only
Hi,
Sodipodi is early inkscape, and I did have it in use from blastwave before, I
have a new machine I am setting up. Skencil is a kde app, and I am not sure how
well it works in gnome.
I have found dia extremely useful in the past, and only after posting did I
think of it again. I also agree
http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/opensolaris-discuss/2009-March/045786.html
Now I'm curious.. can you site a reference or which ™ you were scared of
using?
Just for the records, for what it is worth, the only questionable
domain name (of a whole bunch) which I ever mentioned in
We need to do some extended database maintenance this weekend, so the
site will be down on Sunday, March 29th for 3-4 hours, starting at 4am
PT [7 am ET/11am GMT].
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Derek
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Ok. Thanks. Yes, it looks like the problem comes from Xorg. It's the process
that takes the CPU.
I'd like to try the hints you provide, but, it's going to sound stupid, but I
can't find any xorg.conf on my PC ?? I tried to slocate it: none.
Would you know why/how to do it ?
Regards
Axelle
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CISCO buying SUN makes more sense from a purely business perspective because
CISCO values engineering and Sun's engineers are the best. CISCO also seems to
be interested in getting in to the server market (although the results would
probably still be negative for the OpenSolaris
Harry Putnam rea...@newsguy.com writes:
As boot up proceeds it gets by the brief memory check that a screen
saying:
Press F3 to enter configuration utility
Primary channel: WDC WD750-blah-bah = my new 750gb drive
Ah, I can't help you there; I don't have a configuration utility for the
Setup: Osol.11 build 109
Athlon64 3400+ Aopen AK-86L mobo
adeptec 1250sa Sata PCI controller card
I'm having trouble with an adaptec 1205sa (non-raid) SATA PCI card.
It was all working fine when I plugged 2 used sata 200gb disks of a
windows xp machine into it. Booted my osol server and added a
hello,
i`m using a sil3114 sata controller with a zfs configured as mirror. if i
disconnect one of the drives, the whole system stalls until i reconnect the
drive.
i cannot even login via network anymore.
this lasts at least for some minutes (don`t know if it cures itself after a
while),
Jin Yao wrote:
Hi,
The X64 passes the first six arguments in registers %rdi, %rsi, Can I use one compiler option like -save_args to store argments in stack like what the i386 does?
I tried this option, but it's failed. The logs are here:
cc -O -g -save_args -m64 -c -o cpc.o
Harry Putnam rea...@newsguy.com writes:
Setup: Osol.11 build 109
Athlon64 3400+ Aopen AK-86L mobo
adeptec 1250sa Sata PCI controller card
I'm having trouble with an adaptec 1205sa (non-raid) SATA PCI card.
Sorry that post was intended for zfs group.
roland wrote:
i`m using a sil3114 sata controller with a zfs configured as mirror. if i disconnect one of the drives, the whole system stalls until i reconnect the drive.
i cannot even login via network anymore.
Not all hardware is suitable for hot removal of devices, whether the
OS supports
Peter Jones wrote:
Yes this is spot on.. but my point is that more and more CIO's should be
aware the system should be differentiating itself as eco friendly in terms
of low power running cost decisions but also as a differentiator in market
terms to other types of systems.The point of
Thanks Martin,
are you saying you can't use the rcapd in the global to limit memory via the
FSS in the non-global zone?
What is a good way to test to see if your cpu is really capping correctly?
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More bad news Oracle and HP are bidding on a joint Sun Dismemberment
Deal
http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2009/03/26/oracle_hp_joint_sun_deal/
I'm still hoping that this going to fall through and end up doing nothing but
raising Sun's stock price over the short term.
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More bad news Oracle and HP are bidding on a joint Sun Dismemberment
Deal
http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2009/03/26/oracle_hp_joint_sun_deal/
I'm still hoping that this going to fall through and end up doing nothing but
raising Sun's stock price over the short term.
I'm guessing
Competition is good for the marketplace and brings innovation, I believe Ben
Franklin coined the orig quote.
The other hidden issue that no one talks about in these deals is how much they
would save in royalties in buying a target company.
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