And what could be this next thing?
Thanks, good to know!
For your additional information, could be good to know: I am using a
Laptop HP ProBook 6550b, so its an integrated keyboard.
Am 13.01.2015 um 22:53 schrieb Garrett D'Amore via smartos-discuss:
The keyboard message is probably a red
On 14 January 2015 at 10:22, J Marc Edwards via smartos-discuss
smartos-discuss@lists.smartos.org wrote:
I continued my desktop experimentation with my Joyent Ubuntu image on my
Intel NUC. The Ubuntu VM is booting properly, and I can VNC into the VM
and see the desktop login. I am able to
On 14 January 2015 at 10:53, J Marc Edwards via smartos-discuss
smartos-discuss@lists.smartos.org wrote:
I also recall in some communication with Jonathan Perkin that we can run
anything we want in the KVM zone. This communication was in the context of
running an Ubuntu desktop in the KVM
On 01/12/2015 06:56 PM, smartos-discuss@lists.smartos.org wrote:
I have the root volume with several I/O intensive zones on an SSD drive.
Updating a file in one of the zones is noticeably going slow in comparison
how it was several months ago, while the file size hasn't changed much. I
suspect
What type of keyboard are you using? I’ve had problems with a USB 2.0 keyboard
(newer, slim Apple keyboard), but USB 1.1 keyboards work (old, thick plastic
Apple keyboard).
John
On Jan 13, 2015, at 2:24 AM, Lukas Kaltenbach via smartos-discuss
smartos-discuss@lists.smartos.org wrote:
Hi
On 1/13/15 13:22 , J Marc Edwards via smartos-discuss wrote:
I continued my desktop experimentation with my Joyent Ubuntu image on my
Intel NUC. The Ubuntu VM is booting properly, and I can VNC into the VM and
see the desktop login. I am able to use the ENTER key to perform a GUEST
login,
I generally use raw over qcow because it's faster and easier to use with
system tools - kpartx, etc.
The new qcow2 versions are better, but I still prefer raw.
Nicholas
On 14 January 2015 at 03:38, Nahum Shalman via smartos-discuss
smartos-discuss@lists.smartos.org wrote:
On 01/12/2015
Robert:
Thanks...my comments below.
-M
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On 1/13/15 13:53 , J Marc Edwards wrote:
I also recall in some communication with Jonathan Perkin that we can run
anything we want in the KVM zone. This communication was in the context of
running an Ubuntu desktop in the KVM zone. What I didn't specifically say
in that dialogue was that I
I remember encountering this on a home test PC and it turned out to be the
on-board graphics card of the motherboard. This particular board only was a
little old (no KVM support) and only had DVI on it.
Booting under serial did work though (via the serial jumpers on the board) and
I
I also recall in some communication with Jonathan Perkin that we can run
anything we want in the KVM zone. This communication was in the context of
running an Ubuntu desktop in the KVM zone. What I didn't specifically say
in that dialogue was that I was expecting the GNOME desktop to be
The keyboard message is probably a red herring. It was the last thing to be
detected. The thing that is hanging is probably the next thing and unlikely
related.
Btw. The 8042 is PS/2 style controller not USB. But maybe emulated.
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On Jan 13, 2015, at 12:19 PM, John Croix
Robert:
So, historically, wrt OpenSolaris, when SUN Microsystems was selling
workstations running X-Windows, am I going too far back when Solaris zones
were not being used for this use case? I know I must sound completely
ignorant as to even be suggesting what I am trying to do. I just made
Nahum,
I wonder if it would be possible, after detaching SSD from the mirror in
your step #2, to pass the device over to Linux running locally in KVM and
'secure erase' it from KVM other than physically disconnecting it from the
smartos machine?
Which Intel SSD are you using that you haven't had
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