Alan,
Build 16 fixed the I/O problem, but it seems to exacerbate the login problem.
The delays have gone up to several minutes. Any ideas on what to do to debug
this?
It's kind of frustrating that it takes me 4-8 minutes to log on.
Thanks for the help
Gary
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On 6/29/05, TJ Yang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is not a bug ;) It is a feature that let me pick TWW over openpkg.
Right, wasn't saying that it was, just pointing out it doesn't really
provide a native packaging solution, which means TWW right now isn't
as useful since the native Solaris
On Thu, 30 Jun 2005, [UTF-8] Jürgen Keil wrote:
Dragan Cvetkovic wrote:
I have noticed quite a few
carrier_errors on the server
bash-3.00# kstat -n elxl0 | grep carrier
carrier_errors 842217
but how came it affects NFS but doesn't affect e.g.
ftp?
Some time ago
Quite a few people have reported full duplex problems with the elxl
driver; maybe there's a bug somewhere in the elxl driver with full/half
duplex negotiation?
I have tried forcing half duplex 100Mbps in /kernel/drv/elxl.conf, but it
didn't help. With the old card I remember even
Gary Gendel wrote:
Alan,
Build 16 fixed the I/O problem, but it seems to exacerbate the login problem.
The delays have gone up to several minutes. Any ideas on what to do to debug
this?
It's kind of frustrating that it takes me 4-8 minutes to log on.
The only thing I can think of there
On 6/30/05, Keith M Wesolowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or non-portability, as the case may be. Static linking no longer
works on Solaris. For that matter, what mainstream platform doesn't
support dynamic linking?
Uh...static linking does too work on Solaris 10 :P It may not work for
base OS
Would you please include the output of ::msgbuf?
What kind of system is this? Do you happen to have an Adaptec card in
it?
Sherry
On Wed, Jun 29, 2005 at 04:32:35PM -0700, Raymond Scott wrote:
After an apparently successful compile of the kernel using Studio 10 on my
X86 platform,
I used
Dan is right... we figured it out last night.
I had used the snv_16 express build to get my PC up and running.
downloaded the source and closed bins and ran the compile (and it DID run...
6.5 hours.. 600Mhz CPU...)
I used Install to create the tarball and then laid it down into
