Hi
Thanks for you input.
Both systems had domainname unset.
I tried to set domain name to the same on both systems. That did not
seem to help.
I tried, as per Paul's suggestion to limit the vers to 2, this works.
It does not work when the vers=3 or when version isn't limited.
I did a snoop on t
If you monitor this thread, you will see the GT9400 is now on the list as
supported.
I have a GT 9400 as well, but the problem I am having is the vga text is still
showing and the screen seems sluggish.
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Hi,
I'm glad to announce that the first version of LatencyTOP for OpenSolaris is
now ready at:
ssh://hg.opensolaris.org//hg/latencytop/latencytop-gate
Code can be found under usr/src/cmd/latencytop
For those who want to know what latencytop is, visit us at
http://opensolaris.org/os/project/la
The failsafe does not appear to understand the 'boot' command. I tried setting
the svcadm milestone -d none: svcadm Repository is read-only. Exiting. Init 6
and rebooting puts me back to the same problem. Can I edit grub to do this?
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I think that these two are good for an initial release. Personally the R600 is
better because I usually dock my laptop for "serious" work and only use it for
browsing and email on the run.
the usual horses for courses argument here, let's just hope that these are
successful enough so that the p
> >Unless you have a chassis that's made for hot plugging, and have a
> sliding
> >caddy with physical latch on the front, and a red blinking light to
> identify
> >which is the failed disk, and unless you bought a name brand product
> like
> >Sun or Dell or HP ... I think you can count on *not* su
OK. How does one go about doing that? (sorry)
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Henry Pepper wrote:
A snv_110 x86 NFS client has a problem with a Linux NFS server.
The mount works fine, but even though the user has the same uid on
both client and server, then the user on the client is not given
access to directories with 770 mode.
It seems that some how the user is seen a
Try incrementing the boot milestone from single up til it panics. Each time
boot with -m verbose. You may see which SMF/script that is causing the panic.
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I am having lots of problems with my machine. Yesterday I had a crash (black
screen) and afterward it would load the nge0 interface in either BE (posted to
network). Unable to resolve this issue, I decided to do a clean install using
snv_110. Prior to doing this I sent my zpool to an external di
I had a bad crash (black screen) on snv_109 yesterday and it would not load the
nge0 interface (I've posted that on the network discussion list) afterward,
making the system non-usable as a workstation. This is an Ultra 20 (original)
with two internal drives.
Today I gave up and decided to do
On Apr 2, 2009, at 3:21 PM, m...@bruningsystems.com wrote:
Hi,
Is anyone else having problems posting to osol-discuss?
I notice that today there have been only 10 messages (thus far).
I posted a couple of messages about 5 hours ago that are
still not showing up. Let's see if this one makes it.
On 04/02/09 12:29, Henry Pepper wrote:
Hi
A snv_110 x86 NFS client has a problem with a Linux NFS server.
The mount works fine, but even though the user has the same uid on
both client and server, then the user on the client is not given
access to directories with 770 mode.
It seems that some
Great, the nexenta bge driver really works for me. ibm intellistation a pro
6217, amd 8111 chipset, broadcom netxtreme bcm5703x.
It was a real adventure to install solaris on this box. Jumpstarting b110
failed with a very funny message, something like can't use bge driver which was
actually used
Jason King writes:
> On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 2:19 PM, Anandram wrote:
> > Also, please let me know whether the library /usr/lib/libumem.so is present
> > in solaris 8? or it is present only in solaris 9 and above versions?
>
> This isn't really the place for Solaris 8 or 9 support. But to answer
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thanks,
max
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Greetings,
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Nop, working fine for me with nntp and news.gmane.org.
Have a nice day!
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A snv_110 x86 NFS client has a problem with a Linux NFS server.
The mount works fine, but even though the user has the same uid on
both client and server, then the user on the client is not given
access to directories with 770 mode.
It seems that some how the user is seen as anonymous/other a
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 2:19 PM, Anandram wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am using sybase 12.5.3 on solaris 8. When i run
>
> export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libumem.so
>
> and try running isql command, i am getting the following error:
>
> ld.so.1:isql : fatal : /usr/lib/libumem.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32
>
Hi,
Is anyone else having problems posting to osol-discuss?
I notice that today there have been only 10 messages (thus far).
I posted a couple of messages about 5 hours ago that are
still not showing up. Let's see if this one makes it...
thank you.
max
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Hi All,
I am using sybase 12.5.3 on solaris 8. When i run
export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libumem.so
and try running isql command, i am getting the following error:
ld.so.1:isql : fatal : /usr/lib/libumem.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32
Killed
If i dont export LD_PRELOAD and try running isql comman
FYI
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Subject:[osol-announce] FISL 10: CFP Open
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 20:04:46 -0700
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To: opensolaris-annou...@opensolaris.org
The call for papers for FISL, the International
>Unless you have a chassis that's made for hot plugging, and have a sliding
>caddy with physical latch on the front, and a red blinking light to identify
>which is the failed disk, and unless you bought a name brand product like
>Sun or Dell or HP ... I think you can count on *not* supporting hot p
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 6:41 AM, Mykola Maslov wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I work as linux/solaris sysadmin in a large enterprise. We have
> Netscape Directory Server, way too old and outdated. Sometimes it crashes,
> with no info in logfiles.
>
>
>
>
Hi,
I work as linux/solaris sysadmin in a large enterprise. We have Netscape Directory Server, way too old and outdated. Sometimes it crashes
> Interesting, however I'm more interested in a 15.4"
> wide laptop.
> Generally 14.1" laptops are (much) more expensive
> than their bigger counterparts.
I agree! Anything below 15.4 is too small for me. Also require a higher screen
resolution since I work on my laptop all day every day.
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Interesting, however I'm more interested in a 15.4" wide laptop.
Generally 14.1" laptops are (much) more expensive than their bigger
counterparts.
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