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> You have to set it up to do what you want. If you take a snapshot,
> and then send deltas with the "zfs send -i" option, then you'll just
> send the deltas over. If you don't, then you'll end up sending
> everything.
That is excellent. That is perfect. Thank you very much. :-)
> Note also
Thanks for the update, everything seems to be working now.
Shawn Walker wrote:
Lee Bieber wrote:
Hi Shawn,
After running the pkg install command from below, I discovered that
the sunstudioexpress (compilers and their tools) components were x86
binaries not SPARC.
Okay, the good news is that
% pkg info sunstudioexpress
Name: sunstudioexpress
Summary: Sun Studio Express - C, C++, & Fortran compilers and Tools
Category: Development/Integrated Development Environments
State: Installed
Publisher: opensolaris.org
Version: 0.2008.11
Build Release: 5.11
Hi everyone,
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Monday June 1st:
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Jürgen Keil wrote:
nvidia 5200 fx graphics card
...
And I hope that nvidia card isn't stealing
some of the system memory (= Turbo Cache ?),
so that the amount of free system RAM isn't
further reduced.
TurboCache isn't supported on GeForce FX 5200.
The only memory allocated up front are
Lee Bieber wrote:
Hi Shawn,
After running the pkg install command from below, I discovered that the
sunstudioexpress (compilers and their tools) components were x86
binaries not SPARC.
Okay, the good news is that there's nothing wrong with the packaging
system here.
This is a problem with
> My System configuration:
> 2277 MHz P4 Processor
> Mercury Pi845 mother board
> 512MB + 256 MB RAM
> nvidia 5200 fx graphics card
512MB is the absolute minimum amount of memory
required for OpenSolaris. It might explain why the
system is running slow.
And I hope that nvidia card isn't stealing
thank you,i got the point
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> I'm running 111a, shutdown is very quick indeed, but
> boot up takes > 7 minutes.
> Any suggestions where to start looking?
Just a wild guess:
A few years ago we had an Intel box that was booting
extremely slow. The problem was that Intel's bios
didn't enable MTRR caching for all of the instal
Edward Ned Harvey writes:
> . Will my data stream going across the network require 1Tb every
> night? Or will the system somehow generate a delta from the last "zfs send"
> until the present time?
You have to set it up to do what you want. If you take a snapshot,
and then send deltas wit
Suppose I have 1Tb of data on a solaris file server. Call this the primary
server.
Suppose I have another "secondary" server, and I want to zfs send the data
from the primary to the secondary on a regular basis. Perhaps nightly.
. Will my data stream going across the network require
vattini giacomo writes:
> Hi there how can i know where are stored some files broadcasting in streaming?
> in which temporary directory?
There's no clear answer for that question.
You'll need to figure out first what application you're using for
streaming. Then consult the documentation for that
Installed Opensolaris 5.11 on a Dell Vostro 200, then installed VirtualBox. In
zfs, created a LUN, then in VB, created a Windows Server 2003, and used the MS
Iscsi Initiator to attach the LUN to a folder, then shared that folder. This
all works fine most of the time, but I'm having a big problem
Dora Henaire writes:
> Can anyone tell me how to set up a DSL connection or better known as (TCP /
> I.Pv4)? I have tried everything and nothing has worked!
In general, you shouldn't have to do anything special. It should
"just work."
Since it doesn't, you'll need to provide some details:
-
Hi there how can i know where are stored some files broadcasting in streaming?
in which temporary directory?
Thank you
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Hi ,
I am having issue when I try to boot off from Opensolaris Live CD
(0811.iso or 0811-global.iso). The following error message appears in
the screen.
SunOS Release 5.11 Version snv_101b 64-bit
Copyright blah
Use is subject blah
Hostname: opensolaris
Remounting root read/write
Probing for
Hi All,
I have a fairly simple setup under WinXP with a Webcam pointing at the backyard
and a small app that renders the feed by http every 10 seconds or so:
http://www.msagentsoftware.com/easyfreewebcam
I'd like to replicate the basic functionality on the OpenSolaris server running
at home. B
"PLEASE HELP"
*"PLEASE HELP"*
Can anyone tell me how to set up a DSL connection or better known as (TCP /
I.Pv4)? I have tried everything and nothing has worked!
I have a dual system "Windows Vista" on one partion and "OpenSolaris 2008.11"
on the other!
The Connection is fine for my Vista
Hi,
for days I've been struggling to understand what's going on but I
can't find a solution.
I installed Apache on a zone but I can't make it talk with a
FoundryNet ServerIrol XL (a load balancer) because, as far as I can
see with wireshark, the zone doesn't even receive the control packets
tha
The OGB has created the following suggestion box wiki where
OpenSolaris users can post suggestions, concerns, ideas and
solutions that they would like the OGB to consider.
http://wiki.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/Suggestion_Box
If you have something you would like us to consider please
post your s
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