go easy mate...
just think about this for a second, let me point out one fact that kind of
limits GPL V3 compatability. GPL V3 does not exist as a final license, or to be
fair it is a moving target. Making CDDL compatible with GPL3 would be
likewell...writing drivers for Linux (moving
Robert W. Fuller wrote:
I find the general attitude toward the problem of incompatibility between the
GPL and the CDDL distressing. Sun seems unwilling to resolve the issue.
People who are NOT lawyers post their opinion with a clear anti-GPL bias. I do
not consider this project viable
We've compiled putback logs for the putbacks that
were made in between
our 20050818 (snv_20) and today's 20050909 (snv_22)
builds.
They are up on the Nevada community page here:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/onnv/putbacks_
20050909.html
They contain the bugids and files
from here
http://store.sun.com/CMTemplate/CEServlet?process=SunStorecmdViewProduct_CPcatid=138714
$745 has no soalris 10 preinstalled that I can understand but no hard disk !?
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No harddisk, so no preinstalled OS.
Casper
Disclaimer: *I know very little about file systems*
With all the discussion about porting ReiserFS and other filesystems to
OpenSolaris I wondering whether it is possible to have a glue code in the
kernel that can delegate all the filesystem operations to the user-level code
and do it in a
On 9/12/05, Andrei Dorofeev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm currently working on releasing binaries for the ath(7D) driver for
Atheros AR53xx chipsets and the wificonfig tool for Beta testing.
I've got all required legal approvals and expect that this package
will hit SDLC next if not this week.
Hmm, so uhci is hanging, and this is a AMD 850 MHz box. What kind of chipset
is used in that box?
VIA VT82C686A (VIA KT686) perhaps?
This could be bug ID: 6311029
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6311029
Try workaround #1 or #2 from that bug (workaround #3 probably
The motherboard in question is an Asus A7V133 which does indeed use a Via
chipset. I'll try those workarounds and let you know how it goes.
Cheers
Andrew.
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That seems to have fixed it! I guessed how to combine the -B
acpi-user-options=2 argument with the existing -B argument that was already
present - it seems that writing:
-B acpi-user-options=2,install-media=cdrom
works.
Does anyone know when this bug might get fixed?
Cheers
Andrew.
This
When you have snv_b20 installed, please test the other workarounds, too. I'd
like to know if
acpi-user-options=8 works around the bug. And if setting the kernel variable
uppc_unconditional_srs to 0 (instead of setting acpi-user-options) works around
the bug, too.
If you grab the opensolaris
Cardbus uses PCI IDs so as long as the slots are working and the PCI IDs are in the device list, I think it should work.
One thing that concerned me was on my HP laptop I can't get the Atheros
card to work in linux because I can't get the Wifi light to ever come
on since it is controlled by a
Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
Common Desktop Environment (CDE) No
plans to open source
While I realize that's not under your control, has anyone approached TOG and
the other contributing companies to at least consider it?
The biggest obstacles to CDE are that given the
Do you really think that anything will happen here? It is not the
first time that someone begs for making Solaris CDE opensource or at
least accessible under NDA to allow customers/users do fixes and
improvements.
Solaris CDE source has been available under NDA to any educational
instution
Alan:
You forgot FBPM. It makes sense that we should put that one
out there. It will require some 'modifications' to be ready
for prime time
JC
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Felix Schulte wrote:
X Window System MED
Maybe this should be changed to HIGH - Sun
How the heck do I boot single-user when using Solaris x86 w/GRUB?
I need to disable the GUI login and stay in text mode, otherwise I get
thrown into a cant display this video mode brick wall.
Bill
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Try adding an entry like this to /boot/grub/menu.lst (of course,
substitute the device in the root line for what's appropriate on your
hardware)
title Solaris 11 (single-user)
root (hd0,1,a)
kernel /platform/i86pc/multiboot kernel/unix -s
module /platform/i86pc/boot_archive
rob
Bill Bradford
Hi All,
Anyone know if its possible to install solaris express (b20) using an exteral
usb cdrom ? i have tried and it boots until the point of configuring the
network setting, dns etc then fails as cant find /cdrom or something (cant
remember the exact error as i dont have the laptop live
On 9/13/05, Eric Enright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 9/12/05, Andrei Dorofeev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I'm currently working on releasing binaries for
the ath(7D) driver for
Atheros AR53xx chipsets and the wificonfig tool
for Beta testing.
I've got all required legal approvals and
On Tuesday 13 September 2005 16:01, Bob Palowoda wrote:
I venture to say that the majority of the users are
going to assume cardbus is supported. It's going
to look a bit funny if you have to have a release
note saying the wifi cards are not supported only
internal newer builtin mini-pci
The problem is that both pcic and pcmcia drivers have to be
updated on laptops with S10 FCS to support newer laptops and
make sure that all 16-bit PC Cards and 32-bit CardBus PC Cards
get properly recognized.
Also, for laptops running with snv_13 and later (when Advanced DDI
Interrupt Framework
Simon Phipps wrote:
On Sep 13, 2005, at 00:51, Jim Grisanzio wrote:
Since we opened in June there have been several long threads on CDDL
in general and CDDL vs GPL. As a result of those conversations many
people have suggested that we add a license-discuss list.
A license-discuss list would
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