casper@sun.com wrote:
I've noticed that more and more things have stopped working in SXCE;
specifically X which is now only partially delivered (no Xnest) and,
We've always only delivered the Xnest built on Xsun, so it's there on
SPARC, been gone on x86 since we removed Xsun on x86 in
I filed 6913815 since I didn't see it tracked elsewhere - the Tecra M10 won't
shutdown or restart through BIOS if VT extensions are enabled. I also see
related bug 6870290 that was marked - defer - no resource in bugster in
August this year. Can anyone tell me if there is resource to look at
I filed 6913815 since I didn't see it tracked
elsewhere - the Tecra M10 won't shutdown or restart
through BIOS if VT extensions are enabled. I also see
related bug 6870290 that was marked - defer - no
resource in bugster in August this year. Can anyone
tell me if there is resource to look at
Hi Andrew,
I fwded your e-mail to RandyF.
Best regards,
Milan
andrew píše v po 04. 01. 2010 v 02:16 -0800:
I filed 6913815 since I didn't see it tracked
elsewhere - the Tecra M10 won't shutdown or restart
through BIOS if VT extensions are enabled. I also see
related bug 6870290 that
Hello friends,
I wonder if anyone can help me out on this.
I was learning to write a basic dummy device driver from Device Driver
Tutorial (http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-5789/)
The code I inherited from the book compiled successfully on my computer. I
use Opensolaris 2009.06, sunstudio
samir kumar mishra wrote:
* The driver_name.conf file is missing or wrongly placed.
I believe the conf file should be under /usr/kernel/drv instead of where
you have it, although this is through observation rather than anything else.
You may also have to place the actual file in
On Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 11:36:14AM -0200, Giovanni Tirloni wrote:
On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 8:50 PM, Tom Chen chento...@hotmail.com wrote:
It is unable to fabricate another cover by ourselves. The servers seems to
use magnetic field (not cheap electric switch in the older models) to
detect
Hi Brian,
I tried as you said, I placed the actual file 'dummy' in /usr/kernel/dummy
and the conf file 'dummy.conf' also in the same folder.
But then also its not working.
It asks me to place the driver file (dummy) in correct directory. and to
reboot.
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 7:07 PM, Brian
Hi Brian,
I tried as you said, I placed the actual file 'dummy' in /usr/kernel/dummy
and the conf file 'dummy.conf' also in the same folder.
But then also its not working.
It asks me to place the driver file (dummy) in correct directory. and to
reboot.
The device driver must be in
Many thanks.
Andrew.
Hi Andrew,
I fwded your e-mail to RandyF.
Best regards,
Milan
andrew píše v po 04. 01. 2010 v 02:16 -0800:
I filed 6913815 since I didn't see it tracked
elsewhere - the Tecra M10 won't shutdown or
restart
through BIOS if VT extensions are enabled. I
Hi Casper,
I placed the files in the directories according to your instructions.
I got the following messages in /var/adm/messages when I try to do
#add_drv dummy
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Jan 4 20:58:39
Hi Casper,
I placed the files in the directories according to your instructions.
I got the following messages in /var/adm/messages when I try to do
#add_drv dummy
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Jan 4 20:58:39
Casper:
I've noticed that more and more things have stopped working in SXCE;
specifically X which is now only partially delivered (no Xnest) and,
unfortunately, GDM was upgraded so getting Sun Ray to work is impossible,
it seems, except by using dtlogin.
In our testing, the new GDM works
On 01/ 4/10 05:07 AM, andrew wrote:
This bug is Toshiba M10 takes too long to
suspend-to-RAM. This problem only occurs if VT
extensions are enabled. If they are disabled, suspend
to RAM appears to succeed in the expected timeframe.
However, resuming fails if VT extensions are
disabled.
On 01/ 4/10 05:07 AM, andrew wrote:
This bug is Toshiba M10 takes too long to
suspend-to-RAM. This problem only occurs if VT
extensions are enabled. If they are disabled,
suspend
to RAM appears to succeed in the expected
timeframe.
However, resuming fails if VT extensions are
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/ 4/10 01:04 PM, andrew wrote:
Is your Tecra M10 an OpenSolaris model with the nVidia graphics or the more
common variant with Intel graphics? Mine has nVidia graphics and a build 130
install which was image-updated from build 125 doesn't come back up properly
from suspend with VT
On 01/ 4/10 01:04 PM, andrew wrote:
Is your Tecra M10 an OpenSolaris model with the
nVidia graphics or the more common variant with Intel
graphics? Mine has nVidia graphics and a build 130
install which was image-updated from build 125
doesn't come back up properly from suspend with VT
On 01/ 4/10 02:59 PM, andrew wrote:
Hmm that's odd. I wonder if it is because I'm booting it off an eSATA hard
drive powered from the USB ports.
What does powered mean?
The Tecra M10 has an eSATA port on the left side.
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On 01/ 4/10 02:59 PM, andrew wrote:
Hmm that's odd. I wonder if it is because I'm
booting it off an eSATA hard drive powered from the
USB ports.
What does powered mean?
The Tecra M10 has an eSATA port on the left side.
It is connected via the eSATA port and draws its power from the
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
On 01/ 4/10 01:04 PM, andrew wrote:
Is your Tecra M10 an OpenSolaris model with the
nVidia graphics or the more common variant with
Intel
graphics? Mine has nVidia graphics and a build 130
install which was image-updated from build 125
doesn't come back up properly from suspend with
Hi,
In prstat for a process (Java process) the Lck column says 80-90 % locked for a
few threads for every 60 seconds reports. However when looking at lock
contention with plockstat (-C option) there is only a few seconds worth of lock
contention. I thought I should see much higher number from
* Bob Palowoda (palow...@fiver.net) wrote:
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
Hello,
I'm looking to install SGE on OpenSolaris entirely contained on EC2 and am
wondering if SGE supports OpenSolaris as a cluster operating system?
The most specific documentation I came across
(http://www.sun.com/software/sge/techspec.xml) seems to indicate OpenSolaris
can be used only as
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 9:24 PM, Glenn Lagasse glenn.laga...@sun.com wrote:
Or, just use automated installer images produced on or after build 130
as they are now bootable on both SPARC and x86 and can perform an
automated installation using a default AI client manifest directly from
the
* Peter Tribble (peter.trib...@gmail.com) wrote:
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 9:24 PM, Glenn Lagasse glenn.laga...@sun.com wrote:
Or, just use automated installer images produced on or after build 130
as they are now bootable on both SPARC and x86 and can perform an
automated installation using
andrew wrote:
I filed 6913815 since I didn't see it tracked elsewhere - the Tecra M10 won't shutdown or
restart through BIOS if VT extensions are enabled. I also see related bug 6870290 that
was marked - defer - no resource in bugster in August this year. Can anyone
tell me if there is
Hi,
I'm new to OpenSolaris, i'm a bit lost with all its great features (ZFS, CIFS,
BE, etc) so I am looking for a book that could help me to learn how to use
OpenSolaris (I only use command line), I only found these two books available
on France (I prefer book in English because all my systems
Google for simon breden zfs, he has an article about smartmontools on
OpenSolaris, I think...
I couldnt get it to work, though. Because my hardware didnt support it.
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have found it quite useful. Search on Amazon, read the reviews.
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Hello MRYM.
would you please help me to get the installation of nfo driver for my osol
2009.06 system through . Below you will find the link for this thread. I have
followed your instruction but get an error driver failed to attach.
There are two recommended books that should be useful:
Pro OpenSolaris by Harry Foxwell and Christine Tran:
http://www.amazon.com/Pro-OpenSolaris-Harry-Foxwell/dp/1430218916/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1262651509sr=8-1
and OpenSolaris Bible by Solter, Jelinek and Miner:
On 01/ 4/10 03:50 PM, andrew wrote:
OK, I've installed OpenSolaris build 130 on the internal hard drive and suspend
to RAM and resume both work absolutely fine with VT extensions disabled. Cool!
If your external drive has an option to use a dedicated
power supply, it would be useful to
Thanks for the info. However, I am still surprised that there is no ability
to install from local files
as we approach for 4th release. On the face of it, it would seem an easy
thing to add. I guess
if I really needed it I could add it myself.
Yes! Look at people who are coming over from
I wonder why and how nfo is loaded without instaling the nfo driver for my
weak chipset.
I think it's a bug in the Live CD and the Caiman installer that it mistakenly
thinks that your Nvidia nfo network card is an Nvidia nge network card and
it installs the wrong device driver for it. Once
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Volker A. Brandt wrote:
Happy new year every1!
130 is the final SXCE release planned though, as previously announced.
Which is too bad, really. Maybe the infrastructure to build SXCE
can be kept in place a little bit longer. The final release of SXCE
On 01/ 4/10 03:50 PM, andrew wrote:
OK, I've installed OpenSolaris build 130 on the
internal hard drive and suspend to RAM and resume
both work absolutely fine with VT extensions
disabled. Cool!
If your external drive has an option to use a
dedicated
power supply, it would be
Hi system 5,
Assume i have installed a newly and virgin version of osol2009.06. Then i
should remove the nge driver.
in order to prepare the installation of nfo driver again, would you please
write the right command before starting with the nfo driver.
There is one more point In the readme
Do either of you have an example program to try?
libpciaccess is rather different on Solaris than on Linux, as the underlying OS
access is very different. I doubt it's a generic libpciaccess problem.
Martin Bochnig wrote:
Hi Jean, thanks for your technical help and sponsorship so far, plus
Okay, thank you :)
I think I will take the OpenSolaris Bible first, then the Pro Solaris book
after
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(2010/01/05 8:20), Scott Meilicke wrote:
I have the OpenSolaris Bible, and as a new comer to OpenSolaris and Solaris,
have found it quite useful. Search on Amazon, read the reviews.
-Scott
Yeah I have OpenSolaris Bible too,it is very useful for beginners and
you can check the features
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