Bill Sommerfeld wrote:
On Tue, 2007-09-18 at 16:48 -0500, Shawn Walker wrote:
Right, and one would think that a kernel and its components are
usually part of the OS :)
Solaris provides a documented and generally stable in-kernel ABI, the
DDI, to permit 3rd party device drivers not part of
On 19/09/2007, Mike DeMarco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Well I have installed build 72 and the audio driver
still won't make any noise.
Have you tried the driver at www.opensound.com?
Yep..
hdaudio: [ID 486316 kern.notice] NOTICE: Unknown HDA
codec 0x11c13026
I have tried twice to put in
On 20/09/2007, Mike DeMarco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 19/09/2007, Mike DeMarco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Well I have installed build 72 and the audio driver
still won't make any noise.
Have you tried the driver at www.opensound.com?
Yep..
hdaudio: [ID 486316 kern.notice]
Now that Sun has, for the second time, (re)anonounced with all the big noise
and confetti how they are to interoperate with Microsoft, is there any chance
that we will finally see Windows Media Player / Microsoft (or whatever they are
called, I don't care) codecs in Solaris?
As far as I
On 9/20/07, UNIX admin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that Sun has, for the second time, (re)anonounced with all the big noise
and confetti how they are to interoperate with Microsoft, is there any chance
that we will finally see Windows Media Player / Microsoft (or whatever they
are called,
As far as I remember, Microsoft and Sun concluded an
agreement whereby both companies were entitled to
freely use the technologies and patents of another.
Was the words free ever used? I always thought that money would transfer
between the companies for the use of each others technology.
Was the words free ever used? I always thought that
money would transfer between the companies for the
use of each others technology.
It did: 1+ billion United States dollars were paid to Sun Microsystems by the
Microsoft corporation. In return, both parties signed a cross-licensing
UNIX admin wrote:
In fact, Sun, under this agreement has access to all and any Microsoft
technology, and is free to implement that technology in Solaris in any way
Sun pleases!
I've never seen the agreement, and I'm sure anyone who has will not
be commenting on it here, but for the one
HI All
Whenever I used the command line print, such as: 'lp filename' it only
prints the banner and the name of the file (in this case filename). But
it does not print the contents of the file(s) themselves.
Any idea on how to fix this?
Thank you!
Anne
That is one of the reasons I dont like Linux, the distros are different. If you
know SuSE then you dont necessarily know Ubuntu. There is no reference Linux.
With Solaris, it is different. If you know Solaris, then you dont have to
relearn in the same vein.
This message posted from
Others have answered your other questions, but I'd ask you... is Ubuntu
NOT doing anything you need done?
Changing to another OS, even to another form of Linux, is going to
involve relearning a bunch of stuff, and if you're nervous about it or
short of time, you'd probably going to start off with
* MC ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Others have answered your other questions, but I'd ask you... is Ubuntu
NOT doing anything you need done?
Changing to another OS, even to another form of Linux, is going to
involve relearning a bunch of stuff, and if you're nervous about it or
short of time,
In terms of media codecs, note that Windows Media player supports many
formats where Microsoft doesn't own the IP, such as MPEG2, MPEG4, mp3,
etc. I don't think Sun's arrangements with Microsoft allows any other
companies to make use of their licenses to distribute plugins to support
these
Roland Mainz wrote:
Does anyone know whether bugs.opensolaris.org is sick again ? I'm
missing two bug reports:
1. DTrace causes system hang
and
2. DTrace ksh scripts
Can anyone please check what happened to these bugs ?
Erm... did anyone see these bug reports somewhere or should I
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
UNIX admin wrote:
In fact, Sun, under this agreement has access to all and
any Microsoft technology, and is free to implement that
technology in Solaris in any way Sun pleases!
I've never seen the agreement, and I'm sure anyone who has will not
be commenting on
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