Ethernet adapters are availalbe that plug directly into an external USB port,
just like a camara o
r other consumer product.
Does Solaris 10 or Opensolaris support such cards? The nic on the integrated
chipset (nforce4) of
my system is not suppport by either.
I thought nforce 4 was
On Thu, 2005-11-17 at 19:12, alessioc wrote:
Is there a way to crypt/decrypt a folder by using the opensolaris crypto
service? (i'm talking about some crypt/decrypt system based on a symmetrical
key provided by the user at mount time)
Not at this time.
We currently have an encrypt(1)
Scott N. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you explain your problems with the X location?
I'll probably do something similar from your view as I don't know
what's important for you...
I was frustrated that I went to /usr to try and use
/user/X11/xconfigure and noticed that Nexenta had
David Schanen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some of this is going to happen regardless, mostly because of the
clash of egos. Whether GNU/Linux or the BSD OS's are more fragmented
is questionable--there is just one Linux kernel source, but is Free,
Open, and NetBSD all have their own sources.
If
Darren J Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We currently have an encrypt(1) command that works on individual files.
We have encryption support for lofi(7d) - the block driver - working
and hope to release it to OpenSolaris site soon.
This sounds really good.
Do you have an idea when this will
On 11/18/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought nforce 4 was supported?
nge nge (7d)- Nvidia ck8-04 Gigabit Ethernet driver
There was an issue where an earlier Solaris Express installer wouldn't
load the driver for initial installs, but I thought that
Jeb Campbell wrote:
Anyone working on a driver for the SuperMicro MV8?
No onboard raid (so dirt cheap), but as ZFS wants to be as close to metal as
possible this could be a great card with a driver.
This is indeed a great card - cheap _and_ fast. It will drive
all the connected disks at
Roberto Pereyra wrote:
Hi
An option that I believe that it has not been considered in the news
distributions based on Opensolaris is to use the system of packages of
called NetBSD pkgsrc.
http://www.pkgsrc.org/
http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/pkgsrc/platforms.html#solaris
Pkgsrc support
For Casper :-)
─ Automatically Layout File Systems
On this screen you must select all the file systems you want auto-layout to
create, or accept the default file systems shown.
NOTE: For small disks, it may be necessary for auto-layout to
On 11/18/05, mx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the nforce4 chip set use a Marvel NIC which is not supported.
I filed a bug on this and was informed that it does not work.
No, the ethernet provided by the nForce4 chipset is made by nVidia and
works with the driver Casper posted. Your motherboard
Robert Dickel wrote:
Has anyone been able to do it - I've tried on two machines and during the
upgrade checking it says its unable to perform the upgrade because it needs to
repartition my disks (?) - one machine only has a 30Gb / partition, the other I
think has an 8Gb / and a 20 Gb slice.
I usually wouldn't put urgent up there, but this is an [b]URGENT[/b] plea for
help; my laptop has [b]several, incredibly important, project files[/b] on it
in OpenOffice 2.0 format. Stupidly, I BFUed from 20051103, which worked
wonderfully, to 20051116. It gave no sign of errors while BFUing;
On Fri, 2005-11-18 at 18:51 -0800, Robert Dickel wrote:
Has anyone been able to do it - I've tried on two machines and during the
upgrade checking it says its unable to perform the upgrade because it needs
to repartition my disks (?) - one machine only has a 30Gb / partition, the
other I
Will Hayworth wrote:
I usually wouldn't put urgent up there, but this is an [b]URGENT[/b] plea for help; my
laptop has [b]several, incredibly important, project files[/b] on it in OpenOffice 2.0
format. Stupidly, I BFUed from 20051103, which worked wonderfully, to 20051116. It gave
no sign
Again, forgive my ignorance, but how would I go about doing that in a situation
like this?
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Will Hayworth wrote:
Again, forgive my ignorance, but how would I go about doing that in a situation
like this?
Not having used failsave much...
In a normal situation, I'd run format to get the device name of you
drive, enter pcr pcr to print the partition table.
Exit format and mount
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