Rich Teer wrote:
On Wed, 24 Aug 2005, Mike Kupfer wrote:
I agree that polling for changes is a pain. But if we can deliver new
updates on a regular basis, and an announcement is posted on the web
site front page, is an email announcement really necessary? If you're
not reading the
Hi all,
With the traffic that's being generated by the lack
of recent source
announcements, I think an osol-announce list would be
useful. Such
a list would contain the announcements people find
useful, with adding
to the already-overburdened osol-discuss.
Comments, thoughts?'
Yes
On 08/25/05 06:00, Felix Schulte wrote:
On 8/24/05, Eric Schrock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Aug 24, 2005 at 10:47:31PM +0200, Felix Schulte wrote:
Why is Solaris x86 limited to 21 CPUs
(http://cvs.opensolaris.org/source/xref/usr/src/uts/i86pc/sys/machparam.h#51)?
Is there simply no
On 08/24/05 22:23, Felix Schulte wrote:
Does Sun offer a program for universities to evaluate+test Niagara1
machines (Sun-Fire-T200)?
If you're thinking of beta test then I think they already have a wide
range of beta customers. If you're thinking of post revenue release
then contact your
On Wed, 24 Aug 2005, Derek Cicero wrote:
I talked to Jim G about this the other day. There was some question (I think)
about how the CAB wanted to set up an announce list. I am fine with setting
it up.
I will ask Jim if I can go ahead.
Derek
[web-discuss dully cc-ed]
Derek,
can we also
On Wed, 24 Aug 2005, Derek Cicero wrote:
I talked to Jim G about this the other day. There was some question (I
think) about how the CAB wanted to set up an announce list. I am fine with
setting it up.
I will ask Jim if I can go ahead.
Derek
[web-discuss dully cc-ed --- sorry that should
Hi,
I think that Jim G is already working this based on Simon's input
As I recall:
-mailing list for announcements
-moderated
-moderator would also post most important announcements to opensolaris.org
Patrick
Bob Palowoda wrote:
Hi all,
With the traffic that's being generated by the lack
Eric Boutilier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This wish caught my eye because several people mentioned it here.
The thing is the Companion CD package maintainers did provide some
build information. So to help out in this regard, I just grabbed it all
and put it in a central location.
What I'm
Hi
On 08/25/05 17:19, Felix Schulte wrote:
What is the reason for having the cpuids 512 apart? Just bit mask
shifting?
Well we already had single-core cpus for which the numbering
scheme was established (depending on platform layout) and
there was a need to keep the old cpuid namespace
On 8/25/05, Gavin Maltby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And how is this related to the mythical Sun Fire-Link
product?
Not that mythical - you used to be able to order it and I know
of one site with I think 8 Starcats all linked via this.
The numbering choice likely had something to do with
On 08/25/05 17:34, Felix Schulte wrote:
On 8/25/05, Gavin Maltby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And how is this related to the mythical Sun Fire-Link
product?
Not that mythical - you used to be able to order it and I know
of one site with I think 8 Starcats all linked via this.
The numbering
HOWTO: Inst
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has anyone else tried (or have any advice on)
installing solaris on a dual-boot system, so they have winxp and
opensolaris residing
Sean Sprague [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jörg,
Hi,
any idea how to debbug the problem that results in:
# svcadm enable smserver
inetd[1234500]: Property exec for method inetd_start of instance
svc:/network/rpc/smserver :default is invalid
I am trying to make SchilliX-0.2
Magnus Forsberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
The output of the following command:
# svcprop -p inetd_exec network/rpc/smserver
should return:
/usr/lib/smedia/rpc.smserverd
That file is in pkg SUNWvolu
There are no packages on OpenSolaris...
Is that correct? Can it be a typo in the
On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 17:59, Joerg Schilling wrote:
Magnus Forsberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
The output of the following command:
# svcprop -p inetd_exec network/rpc/smserver
should return:
/usr/lib/smedia/rpc.smserverd
That file is in pkg SUNWvolu
There are no packages
Matty wrote:
I would love to see Sun sponsor an opensolaris conference/training
session for new/existing developers and users. It would be awesome to
get a live view of the source from the people who wrote it. This would
also be a great venue for people to meet and exchange ideas (and code).
Rich Teer wrote:
On Thu, 25 Aug 2005, Alan Hargreaves - Product Technical Support
(APAC) wrote:
I would have thought that this would be the perfect thing to be
delivered in an RSS feed.
I agree, but it needn't be an or. Announcements should be available via
osol-announce, opensolaris.org,
Laura Ramsey wrote:
Stay tuned Ryan! We're in the process of including OpenSolaris in just
about every training vehicle we can schedule into throughout Sun
Microsystems, and we're coming to a town near you in either user groups
or Sun hosted seminars.
How will this work? Are you thinking a
Mike Kupfer wrote:
Rich I think an osol-announce list would be useful.
I think it would be useful, too.
Here's my vision of what it would look like: anything that gets posted
as a front-page announcement would generate mail to the announce list.
There is already web site machinery for
Laura Ramsey wrote:
Hi!
Do we have community members in the New England area who would like to
get together in September?
We can meet at the Burlington Campus (just outside of Boston) and we
could also line up a NYC meeting for Manhattan...
Any interest?
LKR
Seems Boston and NY
Jim Mike Kupfer wrote:
Here's my vision of what it would look like: anything that gets
posted as a front-page announcement would generate mail to the
announce list. There is already web site machinery for posting new
announcements. That code could be enhanced to post the email.
Jim I like
[forwarding to ug-discuss ... please respond there]
Kjell Högström wrote:
Sun Microsystems and EurOpen.se invite you to the first OpenSolaris user
group with the aim to present interesting technology, to establish a forum
for regular sharing of knowledge of OpenSolaris, and to define a user
I like Simon's approach so we have some mechanism for making sure the
announcements don't "overflow"...and a helping hand for Simon might be
well advised since moderating this could conceivably grow to more than
just 1 or 2 emails a day. (I'd volunteer.)
For those announcements that are not
I sure hope so! I"m polling to see if we have any interest and I can
"join up" with logistics, swag and a good opening act.
;)
LKR
Jim Grisanzio wrote:
Laura Ramsey wrote:
Hi!
Do we have community members in the New England area who would like to
get together in September?
On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 12:37, Gavin Maltby wrote:
On 08/25/05 17:34, Felix Schulte wrote:
On 8/25/05, Gavin Maltby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And how is this related to the mythical Sun Fire-Link
product?
Not that mythical - you used to be able to order it and I know
of one site with I
On Thu, 25 Aug 2005, Laura Ramsey wrote:
I like Simon's approach so we have some mechanism for making sure the
announcements don't overflow...and a helping hand for Simon might be
well advised since moderating this could conceivably grow to more than
just 1 or 2 emails a day. (I'd volunteer.)
[cc'ing ug-discuss ... please respond there]
Laura Ramsey wrote:
Hi Jim:
Yes to all the below. The best approach will be for us to prepare
seminars in a box where our user groups can grab and run with them (or
not) and they would include access to swag as well as content.
Yes,
On 8/25/05, Laura Ramsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We can meet at the Burlington Campus (just outside of Boston) and we
could also line up a NYC meeting for Manhattan...
Any interest?
LKR
--
i'm in NYC, so anything in New England, or this area would be great!!!
--Stefan--
I know that this is a board about OpenSolaris, but if everyone doesn't mind, I
have a question about Solaris 10. I've installed Solaris 10 on a machine that
I've built from an MSI 694d Pro board with two P3 processors. From my amateur
point of view, it appears that the OS has only detected
| From my amateur point of view, it appears that the OS has only detected
| one CPU. I run FreeBSD on another workstation two processor board, and
| I had to compile a custom kernel to get it to pick up on both CPUs.
You shouldn't need to do anything special to see multiple CPUs.
Type psrinfo
Nathan E. Suehr wrote:
I know that this is a board about OpenSolaris, but if everyone doesn't mind, I
have a question about Solaris 10. I've installed Solaris 10 on a machine that
I've built from an MSI 694d Pro board with two P3 processors. From my amateur
point of view, it appears that
Hello, just wondering if there any opensolaris people in the RTP nc area that
would like to
start an opensolaris users group.
michael
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Thank you all for your replies and advice. I found that the OS is in fact
detecting both CPUs. I appreciate the help.
- Nathan
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