Moinak Ghosh wrote:
Stephen Hahn wrote:
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I'm curious about the implementation of the compression handling in
lofi/lofiadm, so I suspect others might be as well; can you give the
CVS paths to that portion, or will we see this feature proposed on
opensolaris-{code,rfe} soon?
Sorry if this is a repeat. However I did not see this email
on the alias. So resending.
Regards,
Moinak.
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Moinak Ghosh wrote:
Stephen Hahn wrote:
[snipped...]
I'm curious about the implementation of the compression handling in
lofi/lofiadm, so I suspect others might be
ken mays wrote:
7. Nvidia 81.78+ drivers for Solaris with GLUT
missing. This is the icebreaker.
Not shipping GLUT is a feature, not a bug.
If you must ship something, try freeglut or OpenGLUT or anything
with a license actually allowing real use, not just shipping
as is, unmodified.
--
I just reviewed Belenix 0.4 and must say this is one
of the best Live-CD demos I have seen in quite some
time for the Solaris Live CD distros. I enjoyed seeing
Xorg 6.9beta, KDE 3.5.1, Koffice 1.5beta,
KDEPIM/Multimedia, Quanta 3.5.1, GIMP 2.2.10,
Xscreensaver 4.23, and pretty much a good
ken mays wrote:
[...]
Sidenote: I got the same monitor resolution setting
at bootup of 1400x1050 as I did during Nexenta bootup
- this never happens with Linux Live-CD/DVDs). I go
into Control Panel-Desktop-Screen as reset to
1024x768 and everything is fine. Monitor detection and
setup with
Hi,
A new release of BeleniX, version 0.4 is out with new features:
* The most significant is the addition of on-the-fly decompression support
to the lofi kernel module using zlib and very little kernel memory
requirement.
This allows packing in 1.5 GB of opensource software under /usr
* Moinak Ghosh [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-02-24 10:02]:
* The most significant is the addition of on-the-fly decompression support
to the lofi kernel module using zlib and very little kernel memory
requirement.
This allows packing in 1.5 GB of opensource software under /usr with
space
Stephen Hahn wrote:
* Moinak Ghosh [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-02-24 10:02]:
* The most significant is the addition of on-the-fly decompression support
to the lofi kernel module using zlib and very little kernel memory
requirement.
This allows packing in 1.5 GB of opensource software under
