Ok, I understand your point. And it is cool with you being first with several
things.
I am only asking if all distros cooperated on one single distro, would it not
be better if there was only one official community distro. It does not matter
to people if it is Schillix or OpenIndiana, as long
2010/9/14 Gary gdri...@gmail.com:
On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 1:34 PM, Eric Andersen
wrote:
I concede that OS X was a poor example for the
point I'm trying to make.
Actually, it's a pretty fair comparison. Apple does
not release their
source to unregistered developers until after a
On 9/14/10, Orvar Korvar wrote:
I think OpenSolaris community is not really interested in umpteen different
distros, as Linux has. Only one distro is acceptable to most people. I
believe. But of course, people are free to disagree. :o)
I think you're preaching to the choir here. Oracle has
On 9/14/10, Eric Andersen wrote:
Whatever Apple does or doesn't do, the point I was trying to make was that a
whole lot of people are willing to not only accept, but pay for an operating
system that is closed source. A very large amount of OS X source code is
open and freely available, so it
Orvar Korvar knatte_fnatte_tja...@yahoo.com wrote:
I am only asking if all distros cooperated on one single distro, would it not
be better if there was only one official community distro. It does not
matter to people if it is Schillix or OpenIndiana, as long as the distro
attracts many
Am 15.09.2010 08:55, schrieb Gary:
On 9/14/10, Orvar Korvar wrote:
I think OpenSolaris community is not really interested in umpteen different
distros, as Linux has. Only one distro is acceptable to most people. I
believe. But of course, people are free to disagree. :o)
I think you're
Just downloaded and installed OIndi in virtualbox. Installed srss5, followed
the instructions on the forums, added a couple of missing packages for dhcp and
bang! it works great.
Fantastic.
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I've just looked at it. It looks rather interesting. I've thought about
migration from SXCE b97 to OpenSolaris 2010.x on our terminal (SRSS) servers.
However, it didn't happen on obvious reason. Later we decided to wait for
CentOS 6.0 and move there... It would allow us to use legacy SRSS
Why dont some OpenSolaris distros join forces and
work on OpenIndiana, and at a later point digress?
Schillix, Nexenta, Milax, Korona, etc - wouldnt it be
good if some projects merged with OpenIndiana?
Korona is not a distro (ok, the definition of a distro has changed since the
advent of
I am running NexentaStor 3.0.3-1 on a fileserver, and have it set up for CIFS
and NFS access. I have three clients, running Win7, Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and OSol
B134 (will upgrade soon to OpenIndiana!). For the NFS machines, if I create a
folder or file with Ubuntu (using just the standard NFS
You need to set permissions on the file system properly. If you just want
everyone to have access:
zfs setsharenfs=name=chris,guestok=true tank/export/chris
for CIFS
zfs setsharesmb=name=chris,guestok=true tank/export/chris
you should also look at idmap for cifs:
read the manual first:
man
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