I am wondering whether anyone has thought about the
possibility of OpenSolaris acting as a replacement
for a Windows domain controller. Typically the
response to this would be to use Samba but as we all
know configuring samba as a PDC or BDC is an overly
convoluted process well beyond the
It was a very much NASTY SURPRISE to find out that
HAL DOES NOT mount multiple filesystems on removeable
media.
Is fstyp able to correctly detect a CD+ (1. Session
Audio, 2. session data)?
Will HAL mount the data part _and_ play the music at
the same time?
This would be the expected
It would at least be nice if Linux and Solaris (and
maybe some of the *BSDs)
agreed on how to handle such situations more or
less consistently.
The simplest method to achive this is to deliver
code.
Otherwise, you are just a follower of the Linux
community.
I'm not talking about
A smarter player would offer the option of analog, digital+analog, or
digital only playback; in the latter case, it could read in a manner that
allowed 1x, so on a faster than 1x drive, it should be possible to have
concurrent audio/data access that way. Better if the player buffered
a
Brian Cameron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Once star is in, it would be a task of minutes to integrate more from the
schily enviroment.
Any information about when star will go in?
It should have been in Solaris 10 GA, it looks like a never ending story
The include files have been
On Thu, 2007-08-23 at 10:11 -0700, W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
BTW I installed nv_70 last night. It did have a major problem--I was
not able to preserve the installed slices. Perhaps someone can tell
me what I did wrong.
I guess you used the new installer :) It doesn't preserve slices and
never
Joerg Schilling wrote:
The goal for this project is to create a wrapper to create a static speudo
environment for the ON compilation. Note that the ON makefile system is
static
and single platform while the Schily makefilesystem is dynamic ant platform
independent. As ON makefiles allow to
Darren J Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Once star is in, it would be a task of minutes to integrate more from the
schily enviroment.
I think you are making it harder for yourself by targeting ON. Given
that you have a known working stable build environment SFW is probably a
better
OK - here is the dilemma - I have 70 Gb of data that I need to move from an
External NTFS formatted USB Drive to a SUNOS Server. Is there no reliable way
to mount the drive locally so it can be read from the server? I am willing to
format the drive with UFS, but then I can't see it from the
Richard L. Hamilton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not talking about who leads and who follows, nor even
about code; implementation isn't the point (although not
doing something twice without a good reason is always nice),
but consistent behavior, unless there's a _very_ good reason
to behave
Richard L. Hamilton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was a very much NASTY SURPRISE to find out that
HAL DOES NOT mount multiple filesystems on removeable
media.
Is fstyp able to correctly detect a CD+ (1. Session
Audio, 2. session data)?
Will HAL mount the data part _and_ play the
On 24/08/07, Chris Reddy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK - here is the dilemma - I have 70 Gb of data that I need to move from
an External NTFS formatted USB Drive to a SUNOS Server. Is there no
reliable way to mount the drive locally so it can be read from the
server? I am willing to format
I guess you used the new installer :) It doesn't
preserve slices and
never will IIRC, see recent thread on caiman-discuss
et al.
Cheeri,
Calum.
--
CALUM BENSON, Usability Engineer Sun
Microsystems Ireland
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]GNOME Desktop
Group
Shawn,
On 23/08/07, Sean Sprague [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shawn,
I would like to hope someday that Sun might consider having one that
wasn't conveniently located near their offices, such as, I don't know,
the midwest :)
London would suit me fine ;-)
Hey, at least it'd be somewhere with
Joerg Schilling writes:
Replacement of something currently in ON isn't necessarily a reason.
For example replacement of tar by star doesn't imply that start needs to
be in ON just because tar was (unless one or more of the above also apply).
With this description, several files would
Joerg Schilling wrote:
If you believe that star should go elsewhere, then somebody from Sun would
just
need to create a wrapper makefile.
SFW is open - anyone can create a wrapper makefile - it doesn't have to be
somebody from Sun.If you wait for someone at Sun to do everything you
just
Calum Benson wrote:
On Thu, 2007-08-23 at 10:11 -0700, W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
BTW I installed nv_70 last night. It did have a major problem--I was
not able to preserve the installed slices. Perhaps someone can tell
me what I did wrong.
I guess you used the new installer :) It doesn't
Chris Reddy wrote:
OK - here is the dilemma - I have 70 Gb of data that I need to move
from an External NTFS formatted USB Drive to a SUNOS Server. Is there
no reliable way to mount the drive locally so it can be read from the
server? I am willing to format the drive with UFS, but then
Mike Lehman wrote:
I am running Nevada build 64 and every time I open a document from a samba
mount with either Star Office 8 or Open Office 2.2 and perform a Save As it
becomes unresponsive and I have to force quit the application. I can click on
the save button and it works just fine. I
Chris Reddy wrote:
OK - here is the dilemma - I have 70 Gb of data that I need to move from an
External NTFS formatted USB Drive to a SUNOS Server. Is there no reliable
way to mount the drive locally so it can be read from the server? I am
willing to format the drive with UFS, but then I
On Aug 23, 2007, at 12:26 PM, Kaiwai Gardiner wrote:
Not to sound too stupid, but what is the purpose for the phone line in
relation to the conference?
Assuming that there is something other than a free for all in the
meeting room(s), people who can't make the conference in person may
be
I like the Las Vegas idea ; -)
ron
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On 8/23/07, Sara Dornsife [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am very pleased to announce the first OpenSolaris Developer Summit to be
held in the Bay Area on October 13 and 14th, 2007, sponsored by Sun
Microsystems. This Summit, held at University of California, Santa Cruz, is
not a conference with
Hi
Just managed to build mediatomb and currently testing it.
i planned to make full independ installation package , one pkg.
But currently been too busy and lack of time.
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Just like to start discussion is there others than me like to get DVB support
to solaris.
i mean similar like http://linuxtv.org/;
So support and api's for DVB broadcasts and hardware
Thanks
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On Fri, 24 Aug 2007, Keith Bierman wrote:
On Aug 23, 2007, at 12:26 PM, Kaiwai Gardiner wrote:
Not to sound too stupid, but what is the purpose for the phone line in
relation to the conference?
Assuming that there is something other than a free for all in the
meeting room(s), people who
homerun wrote:
Hi
Just like to start discussion is there others than me like to get DVB support
to solaris.
i mean similar like http://linuxtv.org/;
So support and api's for DVB broadcasts and hardware
Thanks
I'd love to see support for DVB hardware in solaris, whether with
linuxtv's API
homerun wrote:
Hi
Just like to start discussion is there others than me like to get DVB support
to solaris.
i mean similar like http://linuxtv.org/;
So support and api's for DVB broadcasts and hardware
Thanks
Not sure about DVB, but did you already see
Martin Bochnig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
homerun wrote:
Hi
Just like to start discussion is there others than me like to get DVB
support to solaris.
i mean similar like http://linuxtv.org/;
So support and api's for DVB broadcasts and hardware
Thanks
Not sure about DVB,
Al Hopper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Agreed. But if its a real hi-tech conference, then the organizers
should drag in a temporary T3 (yes 45mBits) or, at a minimum, a
dedicated 10Mb wireless link from a local WISP for the conf and setup
Asterisk for VOIP and a couple of dedicated wireless
Joerg Schilling wrote:
Al Hopper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Agreed. But if its a real hi-tech conference, then the organizers
should drag in a temporary T3 (yes 45mBits) or, at a minimum, a
dedicated 10Mb wireless link from a local WISP for the conf and setup
Asterisk for VOIP and a
Phones aren't the issue, nor is VoIP availability. I work remotely,
listening in on a meeting over the phone without proper mics and
speakers, is useless. Worse, frustrating. The university doesn't have
the kind of phone system that would make it possible to listen to
everyone talk regardless
Martin Bochnig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, the CCC conference 80 km from Berlin on an old russion military
airport
had ARAIK 1 Gb/s via a dedicated fibre that was thrown on the meadow ...
50 Mbit/s is VDSL home connectivity ;-)
I have 16MBits/sec downstream at home, for 14
All
I'm trying to backup my Open Solaris box to one of our Windows shares. I'm
trying to do this using a rather simple Bash script. However, I'm using the
smbmount command to do it, but it needs a password to be inputted to work.
Does anyone know how I can pass a password on a Bash script?
Or
Hi Anne,
Angie Moore wrote:
All
I'm trying to backup my Open Solaris box to one of our Windows shares.
I'm trying to do this using a rather simple Bash script. However, I'm
using the smbmount command to do it, but it needs a password to be
inputted to work. Does anyone know how I can
Wow, you're helpful and condescending/smartass all in one! I suggest you
learn your manners.
BTW, my proposal is actually better than yours. Star has too many
limitations, compared the usefulness of smbmount to a Windows share. You use
smbmount in combination with cpio and it works wonderfully.
Angie Moore wrote:
Wow, you're helpful and condescending/smartass all in one! I suggest you
learn your manners.
BTW, my proposal is actually better than yours. Star has too many
limitations, compared the usefulness of smbmount to a Windows share.
Aha, could you name a few?
The star-author
No, thanks, I never use MS software (except sometimes MASM under IBM-DOS
2000 inside SunPCi3, for educational purposes).
So sad to see you limit yourself like that. The more you know the farther
you go. No truer words...
Aha, could you name a few?
The star-author is around here, and probably
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