Can you see your shift keys with xev?
We have quite a lot of ultras 20 and 24 and they work fine under
opensolaris.
Dennis Clarke wrote:
burned and booted the latest live cd image
in fact, i am running it now, note the complete lack of capital letters here
no punctuation either other than
On Mar 30, 2009, at 12:07 AM, Dennis Clarke wrote:
Perhaps this loss of shift keys is somehow related to my selection
of a
desktop with maximum fancy visual effects?
Has anyone else seen this ?
Not exactly this, but similar shenanigans - now and then my keyboard
will get stuck in all
On Mar 30, 2009, at 12:07 AM, Dennis Clarke wrote:
Perhaps this loss of shift keys is somehow related to my selection
of a
desktop with maximum fancy visual effects?
Has anyone else seen this ?
Not exactly this, but similar shenanigans - now and then my keyboard
will get stuck in all
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 3:00 AM, Paul Harper pjhar...@yahoo.com wrote:
I use wvdial to connect to my gprs phone with Linux. I have tried to find a
ready made wvdial package for OpenSolaris but apparently one does not exist.
Would wvdial work for OpenSolaris if compiled or is OpenSolaris's
Can you see your shift keys with xev?
We have quite a lot of ultras 20 and 24 and they work fine under
opensolaris.
Actually, I logged out as jack and then did a simple FailSafe Xsession
and launched a xterm and then firefox and everything worked there. So I
closed those and logged in again
sil3114 is, politely speaking, not the best piece of hardware I've ever
seen, however it supports hotplug.
Original Poster: can you please take a look at cfgadm? Seems like sil
believes disk is still there or gone mad, maybe it cam be solved by
switching it off or marking unconfigured.
Hans
how to use useradd comand in terminal? i can't understand how in manual. can
you give me example?
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Martin Bochnig writes:
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 3:00 AM, Paul Harper pjhar...@yahoo.com wrote:
I use wvdial to connect to my gprs phone with Linux. I have tried to find a
ready made wvdial package for OpenSolaris but apparently one does not
exist.
Would wvdial work for OpenSolaris if
useradd -u a unique userid between 0 - 65535, 0 = root, 65535 = nobody
-g a group id defined in /etc/group
-s the shell the user will want to use ie /bin/ksh
-c describe the user ie. John Doe
-d home directory for user /home/jdoe
Hanma writes:
how to use useradd comand in terminal? i can't understand how in manual. can
you give me example?
# useradd newuser
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В пт, 27/03/2009 в 15:07 +0100, Jan Kesten пишет:
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.
Hello,
I am wondering if it is possible to use ZFS replication commands on a COMSTAR
LUN? It gets created with ZFS commands, but every time I want to do a ZFS
snapshot and/or zfs send... It says that the device is busy. Are the LUN's
created via COMSTAR not able to have standard ZFS commands
thank you veru much
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sory, I have a new question. how can I create password to this user in terminal?
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passwd username
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 10:28 AM, Hanma dante...@mail.ru wrote:
sory, I have a new question. how can I create password to this user in
terminal?
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if your user is called hanma you need to write
passwd hanma
you should really start thinking about getting a basic unix manual all
these things are covered there
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Hanma dante...@mail.ru wrote:
can you write me an example?
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The latest stable release is much improved from a GUI perspective. However,
this version is really slow.
Even with no GUI, the performance has really taken a hit! Any ideas on how to
speed up the latest release to acceptable performance levels? The OS is about 2
times slower than RedHat OS
Although many consider IBM to be a leader in Open Source, I find quite the
opposite to be true.
Yes, IBM has been good to Linux. They have been good for Apache. To some
degree, they have been good with Java. But that is where it ends.
None of the IBM products outside Eclipse are open source or
I'm hearing rumors of piles of layoffs to go with
some announcement tomorrow.
What I wish was that someone would take My Little
Pony out into a field, shoot him, and make glue out
of his stupid ass. This is the same crap he did with
LightHouse Design, and when Sun picked him to lead I
was
Martin Bochnig wrote:
Not sure if the OpenSolaris.com distro currently includes OpenMotif by
default (or at least in a repo).
It does not. As of build 110, it includes the Solaris Motif 2.1 binaries
though, in the /devel repo.
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What is your hardware spec? ZFS configuration? Maybe check
# prstat
for some processes taking much of CPU time or memory
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Ok. I created my xorg.conf using Xorg -configure, then I tried both options.
Unfortunately the problem is still the same. And the lags do seem to come from
Xorg.
Any hints ?
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Ok. I created my xorg.conf using Xorg -configure,
then I tried both options. Unfortunately the problem
is still the same. And the lags do seem to come from
Xorg.
Any hints ?
Could this be similar to bug 5332 ?
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=5332
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Original Poster: can you please take a look at cfgadm? Seems like sil
believes disk is still there or gone mad, maybe it cam be solved by
switching it off or marking unconfigured.
i can take a look at the end of the week and will report.
anyway - how can this be solved by switching it of or
Paul Nichols wrote:
The latest stable release is much improved from a GUI perspective.
However, this version is really slow.
Even with no GUI, the performance has really taken a hit! Any ideas
on how to speed up the latest release to acceptable performance
levels? The OS is about 2 times slower
Ok here are the hardware specs
I can put the info on the message, but basically it should fly!!
Machine:
Processor: AMD Athlon x264 5400+
RAM: 8 GIG DDR2 PC6400
Graphics (although this is a server): 128meg NVidia GeForce 4
Microstar MB
Intel Eth0, eth1 100 Pro Server
HardDrive:
(1) WD 7200 RPM,
roland devz...@web.de writes:
Original Poster: can you please take a look at cfgadm? Seems like
sil believes disk is still there or gone mad, maybe it cam be solved
by switching it off or marking unconfigured.
i can take a look at the end of the week and will report. anyway -
how can this be
As a suggestion would you be able to use the graphics and code from the
opensolaris installer,add a Tesla graphic to inform the user of the technology
innovation opensolaris users enjoy Dtrace,predicive healing etc on the start
up sequence ?-
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 2:03 AM, Peter Jones bloosk...@netscape.net wrote:
As a suggestion would you be able to use the graphics and code from the
opensolaris installer,add a Tesla graphic to inform the user of the technology
innovation opensolaris users enjoy Dtrace,predicive healing etc on
Paul Nichols wrote:
Ok here are the hardware specs
I can put the info on the message, but basically it should fly!!
Machine:
Processor: AMD Athlon x264 5400+
RAM: 8 GIG DDR2 PC6400
Graphics (although this is a server): 128meg NVidia GeForce 4
Microstar MB
Intel Eth0, eth1 100 Pro Server
Like you, I'm thinking if I'm going to have that much trouble when
pulling a disk, its looking like a large blemish on the usability of
zfs for my NAS server.
At the moment, the OpenSolaris ZFS experience seems to be rather
hardware dependent. With Sun hardware, I haven't had any problems,
Hi expert:
This issue annoy me so much. I am now using opensolaris 101a version. The NIC
card release its DHCP obtained IP address automatically without renew its
address after maybe 24 hrs of work. The address disappears without notice.
wow... So fancy features...
This seems also exist in
Harry Putnam wrote:
Like you, I'm thinking if I'm going to have that much trouble when
pulling a disk, its looking like a large blemish on the usability of
zfs for my NAS server.
I've just checked the archives and it seems like you've had quite a ride
already, sorry to hear that! Let's hope
Bart Smaalders wrote:
Paul Nichols wrote:
The latest stable release is much improved from a GUI perspective.
However, this version is really slow.
Even with no GUI, the performance has really taken a hit! Any ideas
on how to speed up the latest release to acceptable performance
levels? The OS
Paul Nichols wrote:
Really do not care about the grapihics performance. This is a server.
However, what I do care about is performance. The earlier version of
Open Solaris for X64, was quite a bit faster on the same hardware. My
point was, yes the graphics and GUI look more polished in this
Paul Nichols wrote:
Really do not care about the grapihics performance. This is a server.
However, what I do care about is performance. The earlier version of Open
Solaris for X64, was quite a bit faster on the same hardware. My point was, yes
the graphics and GUI look more polished in this
Really do not care about the grapihics performance. This is a server.
However, what I do care about is performance. The earlier version of Open
Solaris for X64, was quite a bit faster on the same hardware. My point was, yes
the graphics and GUI look more polished in this release, but the kernel
Hans van der Made s...@ukemi.com
writes:
[...]
I don't know which components you've used, and if these parts work
fine in other people's systems, but your description does not breed
confidence in this particular card. Of course, there's also BIOS
settings, firmware, bus mastering problems,
Hans van der Made s...@ukemi.com
writes:
Harry Putnam wrote:
Like you, I'm thinking if I'm going to have that much trouble when
pulling a disk, its looking like a large blemish on the usability of
zfs for my NAS server.
I've just checked the archives and it seems like you've had quite a
I have been quickly testing a few OS's to use as sort of a network storage box
for my home. Always being a Solaris fan I decided to throw OpenSolaris into the
mix. Downloaded latest snapshot last week (osol-0906-109-x86) and installed. I
was impressed that basically everything worked
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