The time you need to install OpenSolaris is much
larger than installing
SXCE, mostly trying to find which packages you've
missed this time.
Casper
This kind of extra effort is NOTHING compared to what those of us who are
moving from Linux to Solaris/OpenSolaris have to go through.
Hi System 5 ,
I have installed opensolaris 2009.06 again without any changes by me and
modinfo yields in ,
command:
modinfo
for this command:
modinfo | grep nge
179 f83fd000 11da0 230 1 nge (nVidia 1Gb Ethernet)
modinfo | grep ngo
you mean
modinfo |
how about lofs? this is used, for example, to mount directories from global
zone to a local zone...
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My Tosh M10 has been running 111b happily since September, for various reasons
(main because I was using it to work) I did not upgrade.
Over the break I tried an upgrade to b130, all I got was a *very* slow and
painful boot time, some errors flashed passed about issues with xfs and then it
On 01/ 1/10 10:36 AM, andrew wrote:
Sorry - my mistake. Still looking for ability to
install from local files though. ;-)
You can do that now as long as you're willing to run
a depot server
(which is a very light-weight easy to start/run
process).
However, if you're wanting to
how about lofs? this is used, for example, to mount
directories from global zone to a local zone...
It's inapplicable. We need rw fs, and we want changes to go into separate place
(directory) so that initial directory is unchanged.
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this has to be in solaris 10 or opensolaris?
i dont know how advanced ai is in opensolaris, but i think it can be
easily solved in solaris 10
want clustering? use sun cluster software
want rapid server deployment, use jumpstart
want each server with it's own data? use an automounter and a central
mrym,
If your still following this thread
Sorry for late response.
I've mac_ver : 671088640, it is a onbaord nic. I have
used version 14, but it does not show in modinfo (at
the bottom of the file).
155 f8393000 a9d8 66 1 rge (Realtek 1Gb Ethernet)
This line seems good,
Richard L. Hamilton rlha...@smart.net wrote:
Before Linux was as big as it is now, Solaris was where a lot of apps were
first
developed. Typically, porting _from_ Solaris to some other Unix was easier
than
porting from say AIX, unless the developers were extra careful. Porting from
--- On Sun, 1/3/10, W. Wayne Liauh w...@hawaiilinux.us wrote:
From: W. Wayne Liauh w...@hawaiilinux.us
Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] snv_130
To: opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Date: Sunday, January 3, 2010, 5:21 AM
The time you need to install
OpenSolaris is much
larger than
ken mays maybird1...@yahoo.com wrote:
Well, this is the year to cut 'the baby string' from SXCE and see if the OSOL
Live CD can stand the test of time.
SXCE contans a lot of legacy parts and I think a few years ago there was
talk of the distro constructor creating a larger OSOL Live DVD
This is probably like the time when people had to cross the Red Sea. Either
you wait and stay with the legacy Solaris releases, drown in the misery of
awaiting your migration planning, or you start MIGRATING to the other side.
Well, it depends on what you define as the other side. Sure I can
Hi,
Porting from Solaris is still much easier than porting from Linux.
This is one
reason why I still use Solaris as my main development platform.
In the early days of the OSS movement (in the late 1970s and early
1980s),
people did care a lot on portability. Portability for OSS was
Hi there
I'm running smartmontools-5.38 on OpenSolaris 2009.06 (snv_111b) without any
problems.
You can download the source from http://smartmontools.sourceforge.net/
There are no tricks or work arounds required to compile smartmontools and get
SMART data from SATA disks other than the
On 12/31/2009 10:49 AM, Ron Halstead wrote:
Will there be a OpenSolaris Nevada sxce snv_130 or
is it dead?
Last I heard SXCE 130 was planned for release after
the Sun US
employees responsible for the release get back into
the office
next week. (Sun's US offices are closed for a
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