Hi,
I am able to understand how libmtmalloc works from the documentation of
libmtmalloc.c source file. However, I am unable to find proper documentation
for libumem. Could someone provide the key differences between libmtmalloc and
liumem, please? Please also provide me links to the
Hi,
I am able to understand how libmtmalloc works from the documentation of
libmtmalloc.c source file.
However, I am unable to find proper documentation for libumem. Could someone
provide the key diffe
rences between libmtmalloc and liumem, please? Please also provide me links to
the
Paul Griffith pa...@cse.yorku.ca wrote:
I expect Oracle to give us more info during OpenWorld. I am expecting
more to come regarding OpenSolaris, I don't think they will call it
OpenSolaris. No! I don't have any inside knowledge, just thinking out loud.
Given the fact that Oracte still did
So this is a good call all around. I finally figured out (once again, thanks to
another helpful post on this board) about how to benchmark with DD. Doing the
direct reads and writes to a non-deduped, non-compressed filesystem over NFS, I
get about 110 MB/sec reading, and writing, which is very
On 08/12/10 03:58 PM, andrew wrote:
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alan.coopersm...@oracle.com wrote:
Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
#3 It does not make sense to discontinue
development of opensolaris.
Some
day they'll have to make a solaris 12, you
know. But they're
I don't expect to ever see binaries for the
OpenSolaris distribution again. The most I think we
can expect is a preview of Solaris 11 along the lines
of the old Solaris Express programme. I hope I will
be proved wrong though.
Andrew.
That, begs the question how feasible a
From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of valrh...@gmail.com
I actually have two ethernet ports on the server, so in principle I
should be able to use automatic link-aggregation in OSOL to do this,
right? If I
Hi All,
If you don't use the Solaris Automated Installer(AI) you can safely
ignore this message. Otherwise please read on...or read the pre-flag
day message at:
http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Project+caiman/Pre-Flag+Day+for+bug+16423
Starting in build 147 there will be changes in AI
Oracle sues Google over Java!
Un-believable! Now it is proven what Oracle's
intentions are! Is Java free??? What is the future of
Java now??? So much for pro-open source attitude! It
doesn't exist -maybe it never did after Oracle
acquired Sun. Will anyone trust Oracle any more?
Too
have you read the suit?
if oracle's lawers think android is somehow unlawfully affecting its
java assets, they have to sue, they have an obligation to their
shareholders, they paid quite a few billions for that after all
Sun would have had to do the same thing had their lawyers reached the
same
Well considering how Google and other companies such as VMware tend to trample
over open-source software and monkey about with it, I'm not surprised that
Oracle is suing Google over Android. It's funny how no one complained about Sun
suing Microsoft over Java, but now that it's Oracle suing
On 08/13/10 09:34 AM, Ignacio Marambio Catán wrote:
have you read the suit?
if oracle's lawers think android is somehow unlawfully affecting its
java assets, they have to sue, they have an obligation to their
shareholders, they paid quite a few billions for that after all
Sun would have had to
On 08/13/10 06:35 AM, andrew wrote:
I don't expect to ever see binaries for the OpenSolaris distribution again. The most I
think we can expect is a preview of Solaris 11 along the lines of the old Solaris
Express programme. I hope I will be proved wrong though.
I agree, and also I
Hi All,
This memo was circulated internally within Oracle (and subsequently
leaked). Basically, the open source development model has now been
axed and OpenSolaris is officially now dead. A very sad day indeed.
Solaris Engineering,
Today we are announcing a set of decisions regarding the path
On 08/13/10 11:40 AM, Alasdair Lumsden wrote:
We will have a Solaris 11 binary distribution, called Solaris 11
Express, that will have a free developer RTU license, and an optional
support plan. Solaris 11 Express will debut by the end of this
calendar year, and we will issue updates to it,
On Aug 13, 2010, at 16:39, Paul Gress wrote:
On 08/13/10 06:35 AM, andrew wrote:
I don't expect to ever see binaries for the OpenSolaris distribution again.
The most I think we can expect is a preview of Solaris 11 along the lines of
the old Solaris Express programme. I hope I will
Hi
Friday 13th August 2010 is really a sad day for Open Source community... :(
Xavier
Le 13 août 2010 à 17:40, Alasdair Lumsden a écrit :
Hi All,
This memo was circulated internally within Oracle (and subsequently
leaked). Basically, the open source development model has now been
axed and
Presuming this is authentic, and not a hoax...hmm.
* Arrogance level: high
* Business justification: yes, if one neglects the negative response
* Practical impact: unclear
Most new projects already got pretty far along behind the firewall
before the rest of us could see them. This sounds as if
On Aug 13, 2010, at 16:39, Paul Gress wrote:
On 08/13/10 06:35 AM, andrew wrote:
I don't expect to ever see binaries for the
OpenSolaris distribution again. The most I think we
can expect is a preview of Solaris 11 along the lines
of the old Solaris Express programme. I hope
Presuming this is authentic, and not a hoax...hmm.
It's not a hoax. Not even given the date and the other news of the day.
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if your file landed in opensolaris, then you signed an SCA which means
you gave sun and now oracle rights akin ownership.
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 2:31 PM, Richard L. Hamilton rlha...@smart.net wrote:
On Aug 13, 2010, at 16:39, Paul Gress wrote:
On 08/13/10 06:35 AM, andrew wrote:
I
So any bets/pools as to what happens to all the materials in opensolaris.org?
Does it just evaporate down a black hole (Imploded Sun?!)?
Does it become an archived for posterity link off of OTN?
What of all the old archives, mailing lists, pkg repositories, etc?
I assume the Solaris 11 Express
So, OpenSolaris is officially dead... They're no longer providing even
read-only access to the live source code (only rare dumps of release
products), no longer have any interest in community contribution and
also reserve the right to maintain complete radio silence, as it were,
on any new
Well considering prior statements from Oracle, the company has now lied to
developers, customers, shareholders, the general public. Word != Bond.
This material fact extends to statements agreements prior to the sale of Sun
to Oracle, as well as to statements made post-purchase.
Not exactly
Oracle awkwardly kills it off... What else really. It's not part of
management's vision.
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Nexenta Systems initiated, Illumos Project continues its effort...
http://www.illumos.org
A community maintained derivative of the OpenSolaris ON source,
including open source replacements for closed bits, and additional
changes.
All companies who were working with OpenSolaris/Solaris are
I didn't think Oracle had what it takes to really be about open source, this
proves that.
As much as I am disappointed with the end result of this whole OpenSolaris
drama, I still cannot find myself to agree with the above excerpt. Oracle works
heavily with Linux. In fact they are sponsoring
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 12:45:10PM -0700, Petros Koutoupis wrote:
I didn't think Oracle had what it takes to really be about open source,
this proves that.
As much as I am disappointed with the end result of this whole
OpenSolaris drama, I still cannot find myself to agree with the above
More precisely, Oracle kills it off without advance announcement or
explanation. Just watch.
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On 08/13/10 03:45 PM, Petros Koutoupis wrote:
I didn't think Oracle had what it takes to really be about open source, this
proves that.
As much as I am disappointed with the end result of this whole OpenSolaris
drama, I still cannot find myself to agree with the above excerpt. Oracle
On 08/14/10 08:45 AM, Paul Gress wrote:
On 08/13/10 03:45 PM, Petros Koutoupis wrote:
As much as I am disappointed with the end result of this whole OpenSolaris
drama, I still cannot find myself to agree with the above excerpt. Oracle works
heavily with Linux. In fact they are sponsoring
On 8/13/2010 12:50 PM, Ray Van Dolson wrote:
On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 12:45:10PM -0700, Petros Koutoupis wrote:
I didn't think Oracle had what it takes to really be about open source, this
proves that.
As much as I am disappointed with the end result of this whole
OpenSolaris drama, I still
Has anyone else taken note of the domain name of the law firm representing
Oracle in the suit against Google?
I had to check the date - that sort of thing usually pops up on April 1.
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Hi,
I observed that one multi-threaded application is generating so many
cross-calls (xcalls) on my AMD multi-core machine. A snapshot of stack trace is
shown below. I think that this is because of segvn activity, i.e. unmapping
the page and generating cross-call activity to maintain MMU level
I guess one last news:( looks to be offical. news never gets pased that guy.
In short, the Oracle executives said that the open source, community-driven
OpenSolaris project as conceived and built by Sun Microsystems five years ago
is dead. Get over it.
Instead of OpenSolaris being coded well
On 08/13/10 05:08 PM, Ian Collins wrote:
On 08/14/10 08:45 AM, Paul Gress wrote:
On 08/13/10 03:45 PM, Petros Koutoupis wrote:
As much as I am disappointed with the end result of this whole
OpenSolaris drama, I still cannot find myself to agree with the
above excerpt. Oracle works heavily
Has anyone else taken note of the domain name of the
law firm representing Oracle in the suit against
Google?
snip
Has anyone ever heard the name David Boies?
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Erik, looks like you've already said everything I was thinking of posting and
said it better.
Oracle is being a blinkered dinosaur, trying to hark back to the good old days
when the Unix mainframe was king. It's actually a risky business model, trying
to focus entirely on rich investment banks
On 13 Aug 2010, at 22:28, David R. Linn wrote:
Has anyone else taken note of the domain name of the law firm representing
Oracle in the suit against Google?
I had to check the date - that sort of thing usually pops up on April 1.
They're a familiar enough name to folks interested in this
On 08/14/10 09:25 AM, Erik Trimble wrote:
Frankly, at this point, I'd be all for Oracle spinning out the Solaris
group as a fully-owned subsidiary, responsible for paying its own way.
You'd see Solaris make lots of interesting product/marketing decisions
and far more cash than I think Oracle
I find this a little comical in one respect. Google specifically tried to
avoid paying Sun for the use of Java intellectual property, copyrights and such
in Android. In the same breath Google is went after Augen for instance for
using an Unlicensed version for Android which is partly based on
Erik, may I please publish your post in full on my public blog (not that it's
private here to begin with)?
Cheers,
Dave
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So Oracle has pulled the plug.
That makes for a really black Friday 13th down this end of the planet.
Where too from here ?
Could the community rally togeather and actually release an OpenSolaris 2010 ?
We have the bits that it was to be in 134, but do we have the desire ?
Can the OpenSolaris
On 08/14/10 01:39 PM, Mark Bennett wrote:
So Oracle has pulled the plug.
That makes for a really black Friday 13th down this end of the planet.
Or Saturday 14th at this end.
Where too from here ?
Could the community rally togeather and actually release an OpenSolaris 2010 ?
We have
From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of David R. Linn
Has anyone else taken note of the domain name of the law firm
representing Oracle in the suit against Google?
Please forgive me for being too lazy or stupid...
From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of Alasdair Lumsden
This memo was circulated internally within Oracle (and subsequently
leaked).
Leaked where?
Googling around, the only links say Leaked to the
So Oracle has pulled the plug.
That makes for a really black Friday 13th down this
end of the planet.
Where too from here ?
Could the community rally togeather and actually
release an OpenSolaris 2010 ?
We have the bits that it was to be in 134, but do we
have the desire ?
Can
I find this a little comical in one respect. Google
specifically tried to avoid paying Sun for the use of
Java intellectual property, copyrights and such in
Android. In the same breath Google is went after
Augen for instance for using an Unlicensed version
for Android which is partly based
On 08/14/10 02:19 PM, Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of Alasdair Lumsden
This memo was circulated internally within Oracle (and subsequently
leaked).
Leaked where?
Hi,
One of my applications is spending around 90% of total execution time reading a
huge file using read system call. I though that I could improve the performance
of the application by increasing the page size for kernel heap. I know that I
can increase page size of application heap using
On 08/13/10 10:29 PM, Edward Martinez wrote:
So Oracle has pulled the plug.
That makes for a really black Friday 13th down this
end of the planet.
Where too from here ?
Could the community rally togeather and actually
release an OpenSolaris 2010 ?
Well I believe now Illumos has a six
More precisely, Oracle kills it off without advance
announcement or explanation. Just watch.
That was exactly the circumstance under which the forums at opensolaris.com
were shut down...
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On 08/13/10 10:39 PM, devsk wrote:
I find this a little comical in one respect. Google
specifically tried to avoid paying Sun for the use of
Java intellectual property, copyrights and such in
Android. In the same breath Google is went after
Augen for instance for using an Unlicensed version
for
I don't think the IPS repos will disappear
soon.nbsp; In that memo it was
stated they are going to try to get a migration path
from Opensolaris
to Solaris 11 Express.nbsp; So until that bridge is
built, I believe they
will keep the current repo going.
Paul
i reread and i did overlook
I know, that most of the software written for Android is well sort of Java.
Maybe it time for
some Google Go for Android? ( if all else fail that is. )
being a strong supporter of OpenSource is a good enough reason to be biased
towards Google IMHO.
-Prudhvi Surapaneni.
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