> I want, like about 90% of the more literate home
> computer users to put together a zfs file server for
> my ever-growing home network.
Very recently, one of Sun's bloggers started a blog about building a small and
energy-efficient OpenSolaris/zfs-based home server:
http://blogs.sun.com/cons
> > or with RedHat 64bit. And then I paid for VMWare
> > Workstation, and run my
> it also puts me even further behind in learning to get the system
> to run because then I'd have to pick up, learn and use VMWare
> well enough to get zfs into a VM and reliably enough to not blow
It doesn't have t
Hello,
I would love to use Secondlife latest viewer on OpenSolaris.but I
can't find any binaries and source codes,
I checked http://wiki.secondlife.com and https://jira.secondlife.com/
I found patches for Secondlife sources for Solaris,
but I haven't found the 'source' in them..
I much appr
That's a really good suggestion. I'll dig through that.
It's a little clumsy, as the assumption is that you already have a system to
run the discovery program on, and I'm trying to do the reverse of that, know
what the chipsets are and deduce from that if they're supported. But a very
useful a
> I get only information concerning the hard drive and
> nothing about the optical drive.
> I am using a Sony PCGA-DDRW3 Firewire optical drive,
Yep, I can reproduce it.
The problem is that the Solaris firewire drivers (hci1394
and friends) are not included in the SX:CE installer's
/boot/x86.min
One more thing I'm surprised nobody has mentioned yet, that may be of some use:
the "device detection tool"
http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Project+ddtool/
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Just grafting back together a great reply I got to my original posting, which
appeared in its own topic for some reason.
> -- Forwarded message --
> From: Al Hopper
> Date: Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 8:23 PM
> Subject: Re: [zfs-discuss] The 100,000th beginner question about a zfs serv
> You might look into asking the development team over
> at Nexenta.org that specialize in ZFS-based NAS boxes
> and have a storage product called NexentaStor
> (http://www.nexenta.org).
OK... doing background reading now...
> Also, there is Andre Lue handling the EON NAS server
> development. He
> My response is this: No, there is not enough effort
> or resources available
> from the volunteer community to have a well organized and thorough HCL.
> There are no funds for opensolaris project to buy one of everything and test
> it. It is difficult to organize all the unknown and random peop
> I totally agree with you, but as this is a community
> project, it requires someone in the community to step
> up and do it.
Yeah, I know. I've worked with network volunteer efforts before. There are
quite reasonable limitations on what you can expect. ... 8-) I have gotten over
my frustration
--- On Sat, 11/21/09, R.G. Keen wrote:
> I believe that there are many people like me out in there
> that would happily follow a cookbook to get a zfs server
> running. I don't want to enjoy opensolaris as a hobby, I
> want a server I can't get any other way. I think there are
> others.
>
> (a)
> I want, *snip* to put
> together a zfs file server for my ever-growing home network.
>
> My issue is this. The HCL is substantially useless.
My response is this: No, there is not enough effort or resources available
from the volunteer community to have a well organized and thorough HCL.
Ther
> Rugrat wrote:
> >There are several threads on opensolaris.org on
> building a NAS box.
> >A quick scan shows this blog:
> Yes, I've read that one; also the several others in
> other places on the web which have blogs about
> building similar stuff. I've read many of those as
> well.
>
> However,
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