you should submit a bugid/RFE http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa
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Are there any issues in using zfs-auto-snapshot ?
The best solution is to use star. Star supports real reliable multi-volume
archives
and star supports incremental backups.
Under snv_b112 there is only this for star :
bash-3.2# find / -name star -print
You request them to port over and create a Solaris/OpenSolaris client.
Also you could create a Linux zone , see man pages on zoneadm and zonecfg then
install it in the Linux zone.
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There is no detail in that bugid 6809241, can you submit a bugid, and refernce
the bug id as so this can have a better chance of getting addressed also make a
note to get a hold of your for more info as well. and include the fstyp command
from above.
# Rem, For usb try include this for the
Have you submitted any RFE http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa ?
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What is the output of /usr/X11/bin/scanpci
You can try adding the vendor id and device id to:
/etc/driver_aliases
sys-unconfig
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Make sure the BIOS is updated, you can try enabling/disabling intel vt in BIOS
or disabling usb legacy support ( may cause keyboard to not work in grub) Try
booting with a unix option of -B disable-mybaddriver=true under grub e to
edit the line after unix and can separate the options with a
Competition is good for the marketplace and brings innovation, I believe Ben
Franklin coined the orig quote.
The other hidden issue that no one talks about in these deals is how much they
would save in royalties in buying a target company.
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ZFS Root Mirror
This is a simple Tutorial how you can create a bootable ZFS Root Mirror with
Opensolaris. I had some help from both Opensolaris-Forums (com/org) and this
Blog from Malachi.
And here we go with the Tutorial:
Making a bootable ZFS Root Mirror
1. Install Opensolaris to Disk A
Try the war device of /dev/rdsk/
Else submit a bug report http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa
you can try a truss -eaf and see of there is any use full info to submit in the
bugreport. and provide a iostat -En output.
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cat you also provide output of:
cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log
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Can you attach the following outputs:
uname -a
/usr/X11/bin/scanpci -v
prtdiag -v
/var/log/Xorg.0.log
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Signup your sunsolve.sun.com account for registration of Solaris see
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/805-7228/6j6q7ueor?a=view
And then ether use updatemanager or smpatch analyze ; smpatch download and
apply alll the latest patches with smpatch update commands.
Then mount your iso or dvd i.e:
Are these forums moderated, can they be cleaned up or filtered? does not make
the site look good with the content posted.
opensound: discuss
valex: discuss
vconsole: discuss
star: discuss
tamarack: discuss
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Try running the manufacture disk utility to run a low level format verify all
the cylinders are good, repartition the disk with Solaris fdisk dvd in shell
command like under single user mode or when you run the Solaris installer on
the dvd and select initial install with custom options and
I believe suspend mode is not totally worked out yet in the kernel, I am using
snv_b98 and I get a dmesg error to the effect saying power management is not
enabled so Vista probably ( I have AMD 9950 on a MB GA-MA78GM-S2H 1.0 and 1.1
w. 8g mem) it can not pass back to the Solaris kernel the
I have zfs setup on slice 5 for Xen and my Virtualbox Vista images and it was
quite snappy as well, like you said zfs does use memory, so anything over 2 gig
is worth getting ( I have 8g). Also if you had a extra Sata drives , this would
offer better IO performance, even if you use zfs zpool
This is fixed in build 99 or 100. The desktop integration for the print
management tools move around some and we ended up with two autostart
files for the ospm for a build or two. You can remove
/usr/share/gnome/autostart/ospm-applet.desktop to fix this.
Will you be able to delete a printer
ping 164.73.82.36
164.73.82.36 is alive
ping merlin.cmat.edu.yu
ping: unknown host merlin.cmat.edu.uy
To make this work properly I had to add the
following line to /etc/system:
set xnf:xnf_cksum_offload = 0
Wel,, I think that's all (by now, :) ).
From URL
ping 164.73.82.36
164.73.82.36 is alive
ping merlin.cmat.edu.yu
ping: unknown host merlin.cmat.edu.uy
To make this work properly I had to add the
following line to /etc/system:
set xnf:xnf_cksum_offload = 0
Wel,, I think that's all (by now, :) ).
From URL
when you reburn your iso image, use a slower write speed. Older dvd players can
have issues reading the faster recorded media since they were not rated for.
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LU effectively disappears in the OpenSolaris distribution (replaced by
'beadm' and IPS snap upgrades), so that's mostly a no.
When will beadm show up on Solaris 10 and OpenSolaris snv_bxx and does this
impact thel support of lucreate and luupgrade commands?
Also will OpenSolaris 2008.05 LiveCD
is there a bug id on this issue? recently added DRI support makes the ATI
Radeon x700 in the Ferrari 4000 laptops much slower than before
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Please include model of your mother board and the following commands in the RFE
http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa
uname -a ; prtdiag -v ; prtconf -Dpv ; /usr/X11/bin/scanpci ; var/adm/messages
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Submit a request to fix the bug back to the Motherboard manufacture, in my case
I had asked for AMD virtualization support in the BIOS and they came out with a
fix for the gigabyte MB I was using at the time, I was very pleased.
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Try running from your dvd or iso mounted image first.
/export/install/dvd/Solaris_11/Tools/Installers/liveupgrade20
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Run this: abd save the output:
#!/bin/sh -x
uname -a
cat /etc/release
/usr/X11/bin/scanpci
prtconf -pv
prtdiag -v
eeprom
# Rem, For usb try:
echo REM Unplug all USB devices, else you get busy error, clear log:.
sleep 120
echo ::usba_clear_debug_buf |mdb -wk
echo Plug in your usb device
echo
If memory services correct!
You had to create a new passwd2 and a new group2 entry in the /var/yp/Makefile
update the /var/yp/nicknames
you had to ypxfr to your slaves NIS servers
update the last entry or add to it in bottom of /etc/passwd and /etc/group
+ pointers passwd2 entry with a name
Also you can try this for more info on each usb device, run and submit the
detail RFE http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa or post it output.
#!/bin/sh -x
script /report.txt
uname -a
cat /etc/release
/usr/X11/bin/scanpci
prtconf -pv
prtdiag -v
eeprom
# Rem, For usb try:
echo REM Unplug all
You should submit a RFE, I believe the installer only assumes one Solaris2
fdisk partition
Other wise use lucreate/luupgrade to manage the slices first bootup disk Slice
0 is root BE, Slice 1 is defined as swap (default install uses s1 as swap)
Slice 3 can be your second ABE, or your second
How much mem in the laptop?
run a swap -l
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Why did snv_b79 get skipped?
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I had a issue with snv_b77 fresh install from dvd and opened a bugid of, CR
6648269 P3 nvidia/kernel nvidia fails on GeForce 6200 TurboCache vend
used during installation. However, the bug shows the EDID fails being
read by the NVIDIA driver:
(WW) NVIDIA(0): Unable to get display device
We ran into this bug today using the Live upgrade
from Sol 10u3 - Sol 10u4.
We are working in a sandbox environment and after
doing the whole process of getting the BE prepared,
we did not boot the zones again (to simulate the real
production environment).
Live upgrade is running but
Does the vender id and device id that /usr/X11/bin/scancpi and prtconf -pv
output show for the e1000g show in your /etc/driver_aliases this is managed by
the add_drv command:
add_drv -i pcivendor-id,device-id e100g ( check the man page for the syntax
with single quotes around the double
After further investigations, I think the problem is
definitely with the Lenovo R61i notebook (I believe
i refers to the Intel chipset). I am not going
into the details, but I have tried a couple of Linux
distros, both experienced some kind of problems. For
some reason, this machine needs
This has been a ongoing issue:
The dhcp client did work on and off there were several code changes and
putbacks, it had worked with Time Warners Cable modem, and DSL modem in between
these versions of snv_b55 to snv_b61 and one of the 10u4 beta's with a few
other caviate's
You should look into man page of zpool replace and scrub options from the old
disk also always run a zpool export poolname , this allows for a import of a
pool include you need to reload your system.
Also zfa send and receive and setup a script to copy between hd or systems
using the snapshot
jabrewer,
The problem is that I can't see how that would solve
my problem, please elaborate.
Replace does not work due to the erronous dual c2d0
-- It ought to read c2d0 _and_ c3d0, i.e. c3d0 was
somehow named c2d0 in conflict with the real one :-(
It seems that a logical name is
I installed SXDE 9/2007 about three weeks ago on my
Thinkpad T61p. Very impressed, great stuff that would
only be made better by a Cisco VPN client ;-)
Recently however, I've been able to make the system
freeze under fairly heavy load. (Running and testing
a Java app on the same machine,
These commends used to work, under both Solaris and snv_bXX. This is a good iso
image, this was used in a luupgrade from 10u4 w. patches to snv_b78, I tried to
create a iso install dvd from the iso image!
These commands used to work:
bash-3.2# cdrw -i /zones/sol-nv-b78-x86-dvd.iso
Looking for
Login in as root:
bash-3.2# groupadd mysql
bash-3.2# useradd mysql -g mysql
bash-3.2# passwd mysql
New Password:
Re-enter new Password:
New Password:
Re-enter new Password:
passwd: password successfully changed for mysql
chown mysql:mysql /var/mysql /export/home/mysql
bash-3.2# mkdir
This is my own personal opinion, and a recommendation for SUN, The $120 dollar
plan was nice in that it allowed for continued access to the 10 patches and
email support form http://sunsolve.sun.com/ account for one year, it was both
time saving and allowed SUN defrey the support costs, also
Review and Install the latest patches, the 10u4 with out patches had a mime
type issue in gnome with thunderbird:
This was a Bug ID6608688
Synopsisgnome mime types not defined for in line url within mail
message body Thunderbird
even though it was a duplicate of not being able
Any news on the snv_b78 download?
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You could take a look at Sun Trunking 1.3, but Sun Trunking 1.3, like any
server trunking software, load balances the outgoing traffic, not the incoming
packets. Trunking 1.3 software relies on the link partner (switch or server) to
load balance the incoming packets.
1. Download the binary.
Are you referring in using a IPMP, active-active configuration, You should read
this, Modifying IPMP Configurations:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3000/deploynetmult-47?l=ena=view
Also this is good reading, USING ISCSI MULTIPATHING IN THE SOLARIS™ 10
OPERATING SYSTEM:
Using the admin script is great for pkgadd / pkgrm for jumpstart kickstart
and automated updates via scripts, A lot of venders have not kept up with this
, here is man entry note form zoneadm:
The act of installing a new non-global zone is a fresh ins-
tallation of the Solaris
Depending on which GUI you use it all over the board:
i.e: xterm
/usr/openwin/lib/X11/app-defaults
/usr/openwin/lib/app-defaults
old CDE for dtterm
/usr/dt/app-defaults
X11 programs i.e: XOrgCfg XvidtuneSUNWgnome-session
/usr/X11/lib/X11/app-defaults
Login manager for gdm
/etc/X11
gnome
We use one Solaris NFS server to serve several mount
points. One of the mount points serves a client that
writes a large number of different small filles for
long periods. This seems to hurt the performance of
the clients of the other mount points.
The server has no lack of cycles,
submit a RFE at URL http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa and include the
prtconf -pv , prtdiag -v and a /usr/X11/bin/scanpci -v along with the other
elements.
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IF you want the best separation of zones run whole root zones, as you build
your zones document the I and CPU restart has some options, collect the stats
as you put zones to use, if this is production use check with Oracle for any
product patches, Use the latest Oracle if you can.
There is a
On 25.09.2007 14:39, Simon Phipps wrote:
On Sep 25, 2007, at 12:53, Joerg Schilling wrote:
will be interested companies that like to replace
the expensive ARM
by a cheap Sparc.
I doubt the prices like you outline. ARM CPUs are
commodity
hardware nowadays. And even if it were not,
It looks like this is using standard cpio in the snv_b72 version with some
options of 8192 size as a sub command and the parent process must be reading
some type of status for completion, This is faster then the older versions, on
my AMD x2 AM2 @ 3800 CPU's?
/usr/sbin/lumake -n snv_70_c0d0s0
Ok, dumb question of the day: How do I actually
install and use the precompiled modules? I've dropped
them (i86 and amd64) into the respective driver
directories, did rem_drv and add_drv, but it still
seems to load the internal one.
I'd really like to use my iPod nano :)
Thanks,
-mg
The files for snv_70 sol-nv-b70-x86-dvd-iso zip files fail to down load with
download manager?
Also wasn't the the snv_70 was respun and it was going to be the snv_70b
version?
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Hi John,
snv_70 is being respun to 70a. But, that respin
isn't
complete yet. I
imagine it will be available mid week.
Regards,
sarah
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So, I am advised not to install build 70 wait until
70b comes out? Thanks.
I am downloading the 70 right now manually, I later try
The desktop for a common user vs a corporate revolves around plug and play,
drop in a DVD play a home/corporate for training or a home made movie or even a
store bought one DVD movie, let alone a dvx DVD/CD is also expected wo now work
along with plug in your USB printer and it should prompt
True.
ATI's has drivers only for Windows OS.
Nvidia is the way to go with Unixes, Solaris and Linux and such.
Solarois 10u3 used the nv driver and OpenSolaris swtcihed snv_b65 from the nv
to the nVidia I am not sure of all the reasons why maybe nVidia provides more
feature enablement
I downloaded gcc (GCC) 3.4.6, gnu bin tools , freetype-2.3.5 and
fontforge_full-20070723 configure and compiled ok, however wine-0.9.41
compiled with this error:
= -D_REENTRANT -fPIC -Wall -pipe -fno-strict-aliasing
-Wdeclaration-after-statement -Wwrite-strings -Wpointer-arith -g -O2 -o
The Wine can be so good, the seeds of dll's can be bitter, as we all know so
well, back to the old drive c: we go and along with it's licenses!
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I am using snv_b67 w. SUNWcxall cluster installed, I downloaded the mauture
wine, and I get a rundll32.exe not found:
bash-3.00# cd /opt/cfw/wine/bin
bash-3.00# echo $PATH
/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/sfw/bin:/usr/dt/bin:/usr/openwin/bin:/opt/cfw/wine/bin:.
bash-3.00# wine
I am using snv_b67 w. SUNWcxall cluster installed, I downloaded the mauture
wine, and I get a rundll32.exe not found:
bash-3.00# cd /opt/cfw/wine/bin
bash-3.00# echo $PATH
/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/sfw/bin:/usr/dt/bin:/usr/openwin/bin:/opt/cfw/wine/bin:.
bash-3.00# wine
prtdiag -v will show the CPU type amd other system info, see the prtdiag man
page.
# prtdiag -v
System Configuration:
BIOS Configuration: Award Software International, Inc. F5 01/30/2007
Processor Sockets
Version Location
Change these files, i.e hostname of odl server hostname to new hostname of
test IP address:
bash-3.00# cd /etc
bash-3.00# ls -altr /etc/host*
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 12 Jun 28 20:00 /etc/hosts - ./inet/hosts
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1 Jun 28 20:39 /etc/hostname.nge0
Boot back up onto the DVD of snv_67 and open a command window after the
language or boot up onto Solaris failesafe and do not mount the root if you do
unmount it i.e umount /a, then run fsck the device path is needed i.e:
fsck -F ufs -o b=32 /dev/rdsk/c1d0s0
If you keep having issues,
FYI
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=25601tstart=0
pcotten
Posts: 13
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Registered: 6/22/06
ReadRe: Re: BrandZ, Xen and Chime for Solaris 10 U3 ?
Posted: Jun 22, 2007 10:26 PM in response to: ghreyes in response to: ghreyes
Under production version Solaris the Recommended patches and the updatemanager
along with the smpatch and pprosvc commands only patch the current release and
not all the feature packages, to bring it up to a new /etc/release level of you
want to update i.e from u2 to u3 and even to snv_67,
I am running a Asus N2N-PV-VM MB and it loaded OK but the video only recognized
the nv video with the driver and I was only able to get 3 choices
gnome-display-properties of 1024x768 , 800x600, and 640x480, but then I ran
the /usr/X11/bin/scanpci
pci bus 0x cardnum 0x05 function 0x00:
On the jumpstart server, what does the share command return?
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If this is Solaris not windows correct, given root password and workgroup name
1. boot up the DVD or CD install and you can answer language prompt and the gui
will start, then select the next region question, then the right click menu
will be active, and you can bring up a terminal window, you
Check out man page of lucreate , luupgrade, luactivate, lustatus just setup a
unused slice and label as root under format
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In regards to the Offer free training on OpenSolaris programming to academic
developers both on-campus and on-line; is great/ if is available to
OpenSolaris community's worldwide? And could the course examples and answers be
included?
Under the project page, there will be a repository to
Did your mouse work mouse work when the X-window came up during the install?
Assuming the mouse your are using works under Linux or windows?
Try a different brand of PS/2 mouse?
If his previous suggestions about the PS/2 is enabled in the bios does not work
try disabling USB mouse support in
How does JPack interact with smc?
If not are there plans to use JPack replace package management within smc
framework?
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Check the /etc/driver_aliases, mine already had a entry registred in snv_b62
and the kernel modules are there already, in my case I have nge driver in use
as my primary interface.
ath pci168c,13
ath pci168c,1014
ath pci168c,1a
ath pci168c,1b
bash-3.00# find / -name ath -print
/kernel/drv/ath
You need to type in /bin/env in the shell that you run your
/zones/db/root/var/mysql4/bin/backup.sh program manually, then add it to
(/bin/cron) the cron job and compare all the variables, cron runs a minimal
shell environment . also check the /etc/default/cron dir, if you have specific
mysql
Your should go back to Solaris 9 x86 if you can, and try the same test!
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Did you submit a RFE as a reference to 6497363 include the info for scanpci -v
and a prtdiag -pv , also provide the Jetway model number, website, etc and even
verify what chips are on the MB. if the board has been loaded with Windows,
provide the reg query hklm\system\currentcontrolset\enum\pci
You might want to consider using the local disks for swap/tmpfs, remember you
are over a fiber connection, HBA trimming parameters for any extreme paging you
do, impacts the SANS EVA and other servers, also of you run Oracle or other
apps on this that needs DISK IO, the swap on the SANS will be
Are you sure on the Fcode version, you were at 3.3.117 what version are you
trying to go to?
Also did you run the power off command and power back on the properly for on
power on reset, so the firmware loads into the HBA correctly, then you should
see a new firmware level with your fcinfo
hello
I have V240 , solaris10, QLA2342(HBA), connected to
AMS500(HDS storage).
1. why I cannot see the Luns on PROM?
2. how I descover luns on the PROM?
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On the old Solaris 9, the files that enabled the network was striate forward.
/etc/hostname.interfaceX in my case was hostname.bge0.
/etc/hostname.interfaceX
/etc/hosts - (linked to) /etc/inet/hosts
/etc/nodename
/etc/defaultrouter
/etc/netmasks
other wise this will work.
1. Check modinfo and
does opensolaris allow a xenix drive to be mounted? I
have an old xenix drive that people want data off of
and it won't boot anymore. I can't find a xenix
install set anywhere so am looking for another os
that will allow me to mount it. Linux won't do it as
far as I can tell.
thanx
If you
have you tried to see what was in the core, i.e. use strings ./core |more or
better yet use pmap or
pstach ./core
check the man page and check out the related commands.
1. bash-3.00# strings core|more
CORE
exename
/pathtoexename
CORE
i86pc
CORE
CORE
CORE
:1.29
org.freedesktop.
CORE
this sounds interesting...I will try asap
Were you (peterma1) able to run submit the bug id?
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How current is the OBP? and is the RSC and a current level?
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if it's a chip that matches one of the ones on the HCL, you might be able to
associate a card it to the driver_aliases.. You should submit a big-id with
prtconf -pv and the /usr/X11/bin/scanpci, or in the meantime, you can look on a
HCL for a generic 10/100 realtek 8139 , the cards are
Lars Tunkrans wrote:
My feeling is that the system should, on its own
initiative, immediately regenerate
the boot-archive if some event makes it nessesary
to do so.
To postpone the boot-archive regeneration until
the shutdown sequence is clearly
not a strategy that
so now all the of these commands is cleared up,
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1. uninstalled SUNWluu, SUNWlur and SUNWlcfg with the build 62 version.
I ran a newfs on /dev/dsk/c0d1s0 with no errors:
then ran a lucreate lucreate -c first_disk -m /:/dev/dsk/c0d1s0:ufs -n
second_disk and came up with two errors, also It took a really long time 3
times longer then normally
I agree that the system should never be left in a unknown state boot-achive,
In the bootadm man page there is a mention of update-archive, no no logic, on
what triggers it.
update-archiveUpdates current boot archive if required.
Applies to both SPARC and x86
It's a very nice video, two issues, one the MB they had picked has a USB issue
on the kernel boot sequence and second the video is low resolution, which
suggest the vender ID and device number for this video card used in the video
is not supported is, you can tell by the big desktop icons and
On 17/04/07, shay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what it the best way to upgrade from solaris 10
(update 3/05) to
solaris 10 (update 11/06) ?
liveupgrade, or boot from the CD and choose the
upgrade option.
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Shawn Walker,
5. luupgrade -u -n second_disk -s /export/install/b60 -j
/export/install/b60osprofile
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Have you applies the latest patch cluster There were quite a few patches that
deal with Storage, MPXIO and kernel patches from http://SunSolve.sun.com or a
better idea upgrade to Solaris 10 1107 version if you can?
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meetcm, Submit a BUG-ID/RFE on your Solaris install, include the
/usr/X11/bin/scanpci -v ,the prtconf -pv outputs and the X logs from /var/log
directory.
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So will these changes to libparted make it's way back into the regular
distribution, so your changes will not get lost on new versions?
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Try running the command cfgadm -c unconfigure c# and then rerun the cfgadm -c
configure c#, then you rerun your devfsadm -C command? You can run the cfgadm
down to the device level, rather then the controller level, check the man page.
If that does not work, run a dtrace or a truss against
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