Hello Jürgen,
Monday, August 8, 2005, 4:24:44 PM, you wrote:
I tried to install b18 on Acer 4101WLM notebook with Pentium M
(Sonoma) 1.6GHz with 512MB DDR2 and PCI-X.
Just after kernel started it panics, stack looks like:
kaif_enter+7
kdi_dvec_enter+0x32
panicsys+0x36f
The OpenSolaris Security Community is now live. There is some skeleton
content there just now. We will be adding more as time goes on,
particularly in the area of active project work and pre integration
source for these.
There is also now a security-discuss mailing list.
--
Darren J Moffat
On Mon, 8 Aug 2005, Matt Ingenthron wrote:
Dennis Clarke wrote:
(snip...)
These are the sort of things that we need to address. I am working on
a new Subversion repository for all the software at Blastwave right
now. If we also implement a build system then we can move towards a
Hello all,
For whatever reason, I was curious what the status of the Openwindows
source was. You can obtain Xview from X.org, but apparently there are
still some components which are still closed. I was thinking
specifically of components mentioned in:
On Sat, 6 Aug 2005, TJ Yang wrote:
Previously, Eric Boutilier wrote:
The project goal states
... provide OpenSolaris OS a modern package
age management system.
What will be the right wording of above sentence ?
TJ,
First let me backtrack a bit. In my first reply I didn't realize
Hi Eric,
I've just installed the JDS CBE. Seems like a good start to create a common
build environment.
It would be great to setup a RPM repository with Solaris (or OpenSolaris)
src.rpms, that are specifically customized for Solaris (SMF, etc). Installing
them would of course place them in
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005, Eric Boutilier wrote:
On Sat, 6 Aug 2005, TJ Yang wrote:
Previously, Eric Boutilier wrote:
The project goal states
... provide OpenSolaris OS a modern package
age management system.
What will be the right wording of above sentence ?
TJ,
First let
I noticed that Bob Lunnun and Eric Boutilier (among probably quite a few
others) both mentioned OpenSolaris as a viabile platform for embeded systems.
In a recent article:
http://taiwan.cnet.com/news/ce/0,262982,20100765,00.htm
it was mentioned that while the prospects of PDA and cell
After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the x86/x64 variety more mobile
and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing Sun (not there yet, but
in much better shape than some time ago), I'd like to propose the
OpenSolaris Laptop Community
Laptop, I think, is the name which
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the x86/x64 variety more
mobile
and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing Sun (not there yet, but
in much better shape than some time ago), I'd like to propose the
OpenSolaris Laptop
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005, Rich Teer wrote:
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the x86/x64 variety more
mobile
and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing Sun (not there yet, but
in much better shape than some time ago), I'd
Some freeware packages will build successfully on Solaris with little or no
changes
(kudos to their developers who went to some extra effort to achieve either
portability or
multi-os customization). Others, for which there may be no viable alternative
on
Solaris, do not.
Some coordination of
On Tue, Aug 09, 2005 at 10:21:50PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the x86/x64 variety more
mobile
and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing Sun (not there yet, but
in much better shape than some time ago), I'd like to propose the
I can package pretty much anything complying with Sun / SVR4 in under 30
minutes now (time to compile excluded, since that has to be done regardless
of the packaging system).
But you have created your own tools to do it and so have I. I have my custom
scripts, prototypes, pkgmk, pkgtrans,
Great news Darren! :-)
I will be checking it regularly. I've already posted a few questions on the
forum.
An idea is that you consolidate all your great blog tips, or link to it.
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In a recent article:
http://taiwan.cnet.com/news/ce/0,262982,20100765,00.htm
it was mentioned that while the prospects of PDA and cell phones are
decreasing, PDA/cellphone combos are raking significant market shares (from
30% to 70% of total PDA sold in Taiwan in six months).
Oops, the
On Mon, 8 Aug 2005, John Plocher wrote:
1.2 auto build another application if depended by current one.
That is not so straight forward.
Rhetorical question: Why should you be required to rebuild everything?
Caution: The following is probably more than you ever wanted to
know about
Hi,
Chris Ricker wrote:
I think it's perhaps more clear, particularly if you're wanting to compare
lots of different systems / cherry-pick from available implementations, to
think of the needed functionality as 3 different things:
* building packages
* installing and removing packages
*
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the x86/x64 variety more
mobile
and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing Sun (not there yet, but
in much better shape than some time ago), I'd like to propose the
OpenSolaris
With all these +1's flying about, I thought I should ask if CAB
member cares to spare a second +1 for Approachability? (We're
interested in making things just work right on all kinds of
platforms.)
Cheers
Stephen
--
Stephen Hahn, PhD Solaris Kernel Development, Sun
After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the
x86/x64 variety more mobile
and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing
Sun (not there yet, but
in much better shape than some time ago), I'd like to
propose the
OpenSolaris Laptop Community
Yes +1
This message posted
On Aug 9, 2005, at 1:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the x86/x64 variety
more mobile
and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing Sun (not there yet,
but
in much better shape than some time ago), I'd like to propose the
Stephen With all these +1's flying about, I thought I should ask if CAB
Stephen member cares to spare a second +1 for Approachability?
I'm not a CAB member, but I'll give a thumbs-up to both Approachability
and Laptops for new communities.
-- John
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On Tue, 9 Aug 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Currently running Solaris on a Vaio Z600TEK, Ferrari 3400, Ferrari 4000;
and soon, perhaps, a Dual Core laptop)
There's a nice review of the 4000 in the Sep issue of (my new favorite
mag) Digital Magazine. Here's the online copy:
After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the
x86/x64 variety more mobile
and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing
Sun (not there yet, but
in much better shape than some time ago), I'd like to
propose the
OpenSolaris Laptop Community
Laptop, I think, is the
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005, Roy T. Fielding wrote:
On Aug 9, 2005, at 1:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the x86/x64 variety
more mobile
and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing Sun (not there yet,
but
in much better shape than some
On 8/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the x86/x64 variety more
mobile
and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing Sun (not there yet, but
in much better shape than some time ago), I'd like to propose the
On Tuesday 09 August 2005 08:00 pm, Bob Palowoda wrote:
+1 also.
To be politically correct, +1.;-)
Talk about quirks the HP Compaq nx9600 Notebook PC runs
in 64bit Solaris and now where on their spec page:
http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/12114_na/12114_na.HTML
do they
Hello Casper,
Tuesday, August 9, 2005, 10:21:50 PM, you wrote:
CDSC After doing extensive work on making Solaris of the x86/x64 variety more
mobile
CDSC and trying to make it the laptop of choice withing Sun (not there yet, but
CDSC in much better shape than some time ago), I'd like to
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