Did you try to use the OSS4 sound system?
http://www.4front-tech.com/
It works with a whole slew of audio chipsets and is (eventually) going to be
distributed with OpenSolaris.
Gary
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Hello,
Don't know if anyone already mentioned this, but just in case no one
has, the new (yet backward compatible) method for ensuring persistent
services and state across reboots is SMF.
man {svccfg,svcadm,svcs,smf}
Regards,
Isaac
On Dec 26, 2007, at 3:42 AM, Brian Gupta [EMAIL
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I have 4 options for audio. 3 PCI cards and the on board audio on the
A7N266-VM/AA motherboard.
1. AudioPCI 3000 - Ensoniq ES1370 AudioPCI IC
2. IBM FRU 37L4457 - ESS Es1938S IC
3. ALS12M453120 - Avance Logic Inc ALS4000 IC
4. On board audio - according to a readme file under the Solaris
Simply try a more recent version. From nv_64 onwards, it is included, and you
don't need any of this.
If you really want to run an older version, there are some commands on that
link cited, and I guess you'd have encountered a problem in an earlier command
if you had no network installed.
wget
Thanks for your response. I am very new to Solaris, coming from Linux. I
downloaded and installed Solaris 10 from sun.com. Is this the newest version?
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Your are right about the RTL8139 being network, in my state of confussion I
thought it was audio.
Since I am really new to all of this, I do need help in understanding your
question:
Have you tried in GNOME to see what the volume applet shows ?
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GNOME is one of 2 graphical desktops that come with Solaris 9 and upwards. When
each user logs into the graphical login screen for the first time, they are
given the choice of CDE or GNOME. Afterwards, you can change which one you log
into using the sessions option on the options menu as you
Hello,
I had install the packages of Cool Stack 1.2, x86 Platform. After
installing all the packages of CSKamp, I am looking for the
directory ./mysql in /opt/coolstack. I don't find it.
# pkgchk -v CSKmysql32
There are only outputs with the directory
/opt/coolstack/apache2/,
but no
Solaris 10. It might not contain these; I don't know. (I am new in here myself,
coming from Linux.)
But for your information: OpenSolaris is in principle about Solaris 11, the
next, upcoming version.
If you tried the SXDE from the opensolaris site, you might have fewer problems.
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Thank you Andrew for the GNOME volume applet explanation.
Now I have installed the OSS4 drivers from opensound.com and I now have
sound!!! But I do have a strange situation. I have audio out of the MB
only when I have the AudioPCI 3000 (ES1370 Chipset) plugged in. And
when I right click on the
Mysql is part of both Solaris and OpenSolaris in the /usr/sfw dir.
This is how I had configured it!
Login in as root:
bash-3.2# groupadd mysql
bash-3.2# useradd mysql -g mysql
bash-3.2# passwd mysql
New Password:
Re-enter new Password:
New Password:
Re-enter new Password:
passwd: password
Don't know if anyone already mentioned this, but just in case no one
has, the new (yet backward compatible) method for ensuring persistent
services and state across reboots is SMF.
man {svccfg,svcadm,svcs,smf}
Most network configuration is not yet tied into SMF (though this will
Hi,
Thanks a lot. Your idea worked.
All my disks were getting registered as scsi disks. And the disk sequence was
from sd0 to sd15.
The file /kernel/drv/sd.conf was having the following entries
name=sd class=scsi target=0 lun=0
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---
name=sd class=scsi target=15 lun=0
So I edited
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