Hi Guys,
I apologize if this topic was discussed before.
Closed bins license says:
"(b) reproduce and distribute the Software (and also portions of
Software identified as Redistributable in the documentation accompanying
Software), provided that you (i)distribute the Software or
Redistributables
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
ken mays wrote:
Now...I would like for Nvidia/Sun to have an easy fall
back mode for those PCI-E graphic cards/motherboards
and some type of detection for the GeForce cards
without users fiddling with files.
The next release of the nVidia driver should install the P
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/eyan/Weblog >
Now it looks like this thread is finally going somewhere! :-)
Sun was/is one of the most significant contributors to iiimf (there are a lot
of great things Sun did for the open source community but no one seems to talk
about), but Red Hat did the
>
> Anyway, before any consideration for
> Simplified/Traditional Chinese user community/ies, I
> would like to see iiimf ported to SOS. This little
> utility package has made a big difference among
> Chinese-speaking Linux users in their flocking to
> Fedora. (Fedora Core "recklessly" deci
ken mays wrote:
Now...I would like for Nvidia/Sun to have an easy fall
back mode for those PCI-E graphic cards/motherboards
and some type of detection for the GeForce cards
without users fiddling with files.
The next release of the nVidia driver should install the PCI id's
for GeForce cards/ch
Dan Price wrote:
* The AGPgart driver is integrated, providing greater graphics compatibility
for Xorg.
While it was done before OpenSolaris, this does include code from a long-time
Solaris x86 community member, as it was based on Phil Brown's agpgart driver.
Sophia, who worked on this p
--- Dan Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi folks. Friday marked the release of Solaris
> Express 7/2005. As
> usual, you can fetch it via
> http://www.sun.com/solaris-express.
>
> For my own amusement and edification, I write a
> newsletter describing
> what has changed from one express
Hi folks. Friday marked the release of Solaris Express 7/2005. As
usual, you can fetch it via http://www.sun.com/solaris-express.
For my own amusement and edification, I write a newsletter describing
what has changed from one express release to the next. I figured that
it might be helpful to p
Looks like the original poster has gone AWOL. :-)
Anyway, before any consideration for Simplified/Traditional Chinese user
community/ies, I would like to see iiimf ported to SOS. This little utility
package has made a big difference among Chinese-speaking Linux users in their
flocking to Fed
> So, let us not get so caught up in the numbers game.
> I'd just like to see a Companion DVD worth of optional
> open source software comparable to what you get when
> buying a Linux/FreeBSD at a computer store or buy it
> from Sun (with those Ultra 3 laptops!!!). Hey, 1K-3K
> packages is good eno
On Sun, Jul 24, 2005 at 08:34:41PM +0200, Joerg Schilling wrote:
> Please note that it would be a good idea to unset LD_LIBRARY_PATH
> and LR_RUN_PATH from within solaris.sh
nightly and bldenv both unset LD_LIBRARY_PATH and its variants, along
with a large number of other linker-related variable
Hey,
> > But it's a shame about the Debian legal opinion; is there any sort of appeal
> > process, or do these opinions tend to be final?
>
> I'm fairly certain they won't be budging on it, here's the latest
> thread on choice-of-venue that I could find:
> http://lists.debian.org/debian-legal/200
> Hi all,
>
> A quick question for you: what definition of BFU came first:
> Blindingly Fast Upgrade, or Bonwick Faulkner Upgrade? Just
> curious.
I had always been led to believe that both were just more palatable names
retrofitted on to BFU after it was in widepread use -- and that the
origina
Hi all,
A quick question for you: what definition of BFU came first:
Blindingly Fast Upgrade, or Bonwick Faulkner Upgrade? Just
curious.
Cheers,
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Keith M Wesolowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, Jul 23, 2005 at 11:51:34AM -0700, michael wolfe wrote:
>
> > below is sort of what you need to do to build your new kernel.
>
> It's more than the kernel; nightly builds all of ON.
>
> > sh solaris.sh your enviornment should be setup to run t
On Sun, Jul 24, 2005 at 07:59:31AM -0700, Rich Teer wrote:
> > Total build time was approximately 2:45 (1.28Ghz UltraSPARC-IIIi, 2G
> > RAM, Hitachi Travelstar 5K80 40G IDE HD with UFS logging turned on).
> > This compares to 4:05 on my dual 450Mhz U60 with 2G RAM and 36G SCSI.
>
> Blimey! The s
On Sat, Jul 23, 2005 at 11:51:34AM -0700, michael wolfe wrote:
> below is sort of what you need to do to build your new kernel.
It's more than the kernel; nightly builds all of ON.
> sh solaris.sh your enviornment should be setup to run the the korn shell
> script called 'nightly' which is in :
> They're shipping ksh93, which is open source.
> Solaris includes ksh88
> (g I believe), which is not. We'd love to just
> upgrade, but they're
> not 100% compatible.
>
In the document:
http://www.kornshell.com/info/
it says it's compatable. Just curious what the big compatiblity
problems a
Hello Bill and Rich,
I think it is not quite correct to compare sparc build with x64 build, but
anyway,
could you please add more information:
1. number of CPUs
2. number of parallel jobs (assuming you use dmake)
3. total real time
4. total user time
5. total sys time
Thanks in advance,
Nikolay
On 7/24/05, Rich Teer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sun, 24 Jul 2005, Bill Bradford wrote:
> > Total build time was approximately 2:45 (1.28Ghz UltraSPARC-IIIi, 2G
> > RAM, Hitachi Travelstar 5K80 40G IDE HD with UFS logging turned on).
> > This compares to 4:05 on my dual 450Mhz U60 with 2G RAM
On Sun, 24 Jul 2005, Bill Bradford wrote:
> Total build time was approximately 2:45 (1.28Ghz UltraSPARC-IIIi, 2G
> RAM, Hitachi Travelstar 5K80 40G IDE HD with UFS logging turned on).
> This compares to 4:05 on my dual 450Mhz U60 with 2G RAM and 36G SCSI.
Blimey! The same build takes about 90 mi
Looks like this thread went digressed.
Will there be forum for Chinese users ?
Also if there is a need to create discussion forum for "Chinese" users then
please create two forums. One is "Simplify Chinese" and one is "Tranditional
Chinese".
T.J. Yang
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UNIX admin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I would not recommend cpio, it does not support
> > sparse files.
> > Better use star -copy, it is even much faster :-)
>
> There are several problems here:
>
> a) `star` is not included by deafult in any revision of Solaris, but `cpio` is
This is not cor
> I would not recommend cpio, it does not support
> sparse files.
> Better use star -copy, it is even much faster :-)
There are several problems here:
a) `star` is not included by deafult in any revision of Solaris, but `cpio` is
b) I have to study the `star` documentation before I even try to
> Thanks for you advices.
>
> Would you please told me more details how to add new
> disk
> for root directory /
I will write another article on it as soon as I get a chance.
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