Hi,
I'm having the same problem today with Solaris 10 06/06.
Exactly for the same reason I would like to split an unused partition into 2
slices
in order to create metadb...
I think format should detect, for example, that changes only affect unmounted
partitions ...
and -f is required
Hi Sara,
given the holiday time, I simply think 7th of August is a very tight
deadline to get some meaningful results we can later vote on, would you
mind extending the submission deadline to the end of August?
just my .2 cents,
Martin (who tries to do some graphic from time to time and
Hi Alan,
Alan DuBoff wrote On 2006-08-02 00:07,:
I am not sure I am proposing a new community, or just expressing myself with a
problem that has existed and will continue to get worse, in the way
opensource software is incorporated on OpenSolaris distributions.
seems very similar to the
Shawn Walker wrote:
Hi Shawn,
you might need to thump the scsa2usb driver.conf file
a bit. Have a look
in /kernel/drv/scsa2usb.conf. My setting - which I'm
keeping until Tamarack
rocks up, is to add
attribute-override-list =
vid=* reduced-cmd-support=true removable=false;
I made the
Is Sun interested in adding support for Cell-based accelerator boards
such as http://www.mc.com/products/view/index.cfm?id=106type=boards
to their UltraSPARC and Opteron workstations?
Irek
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Hi Sara,
Sara Dornsife wrote On 2006-08-02 16:40,:
The reason we went with such a tight deadline was so that the home page
didn't sit blank for too long. Any ideas there? I understand what you
are saying.
no idea how to speed things up, but when it comes to graphic that should
be there for
The reason we went with such a tight deadline was so that the home page
didn't sit blank for too long. Any ideas there? I understand what you
are saying.
Sara
I had a few ideas .. but I'll have to sketch them quickly, then see
if I can get the colors right .. then transfer to a computer
Gavin Maltby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 07/31/06 00:08, Joerg Schilling wrote:
While this patch did not help, I am now able to boot the newer Solaris
kernels on this system.
What I did:
I did replace the 2 Opteron 242 by 2 Opteron 275 borrowed from AMD.
So it looks like
All,
The mail server will be going down today for maintenance from 11 am to 2
PM PT. I will send mail when we begin and end the outage.
The website will remain running.
Derek
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All traditional shells (sh,ksh,bash) expect users to know UNIX commands in and out and not
intuitive. They are meant for UNIX savvy people. ksh93 also won't help Solaris to gain new users who
are not exposed to UNIX before. Plus they are single-threaded, need to know lot of options and not
The reason we went with such a tight deadline was so that the home page
didn't sit blank for too long. Any ideas there? I understand what you
are saying.
Sara
Martin Man wrote:
Hi Sara,
given the holiday time, I simply think 7th of August is a very tight
deadline to get some meaningful
hopefully when you say contains those colors there is no restrictions
to putting in red or dark blue or anything else. Geez. Why be so color
restrictive ? Takes all the fun out of it.
Yes, it can contain other colors, but it will look best on the home page
if our colors are in there
Josh Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My answer is: It depends on the requirements on the user side. Both
sides of the spectrum have valid arguments. However the backwards
compatibility of ksh93 is very good as outlined by Roland Mainz. I
think we should switch NOW or allow the users to switch
On Wed, 2 Aug 2006, Jignesh K. Shah wrote:
As an example lets consider the ls command which can be implemted as follows
(open for discussion of course)
LIST FILES {pattern} {[IN path] {[ADDED | MODIFIED | ACCESSED] IN LAST [N]
[DAYS|MONTHS|YEARS]}}
LIST DIRECTORIES
and going beyond that
On 8/2/06, Jignesh K. Shah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All traditional shells (sh,ksh,bash) expect users to know UNIX commands in and
out and not
intuitive. They are meant for UNIX savvy people. ksh93 also won't help Solaris
to gain new users who
are not exposed to UNIX before. Plus they are
Rich Teer writes:
LIST DEVICES {OF TYPE REMOVABLE| HARDDISK | NETWORKADAPTERS | }
LIST USERS { LOGGEDON | INACTIVE }
LIST GROUPS
LIST FILESYSTEMS
Let me guess, you're a VMS fan? ;-)
Personally, I liked the Adventure shell from way back when:
$ look
There are two exits, called
hopefully when you say contains those colors there is no restrictions
to putting in red or dark blue or anything else. Geez. Why be so color
restrictive ? Takes all the fun out of it.
Yes, it can contain other colors, but it will look best on the home page
if our colors are in there
Dennis Clarke wrote:
hopefully when you say contains those colors there is no restrictions
to putting in red or dark blue or anything else. Geez. Why be so color
restrictive ? Takes all the fun out of it.
Yes, it can contain other colors, but it will look best on the home page
if our
I. Szczesniak wrote:
Is Sun interested in adding support for Cell-based accelerator boards
such as http://www.mc.com/products/view/index.cfm?id=106type=boards
to their UltraSPARC and Opteron workstations?
This is OpenSolaris-discuss, not Sun-Workstation-Marketing. If you
want to talk about
We made a seemingly 'transparent' change to handle the attachments that
apparently just broke. All attachments to the site are currently
unavailable. We are trying to fix it ASAP.
Derek
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Site Attachment are working again. We had a permissions issue. Nothing
should have been lost, but if you think something is missing, let me
know ASAP.
Derek
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Solaris Kernel Group, Software Division
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+-- Sara Dornsife wrote:
The reason we went with such a tight deadline was so that the home page
didn't sit blank for too long. Any ideas there? I understand what you
are saying.
How about doing this on a monthly basis? That is, plan on
updating the graphic on the 1st of each month, picking
In the ARC review of the GNOME system tools project this week, one
of the issues raised was the hardcoded list of public NTP servers
used in the Date Time panel.
I suggested both that a better default was pool.ntp.org and that
the good community citizen thing to do would be to have Sun provide
In the ARC review of the GNOME system tools project this week, one
of the issues raised was the hardcoded list of public NTP servers
used in the Date Time panel.
I suggested both that a better default was pool.ntp.org and that
the good community citizen thing to do would be to have Sun
Site Attachment are working again. We had a permissions issue. Nothing
should have been lost, but if you think something is missing, let me
know ASAP.
possibly unrelated but .. did b45 just vanish from the source download area?
I was just downloading 20060724 and then moved on to b45 and
Derek Cicero wrote:
Dennis Clarke wrote:
Site Attachment are working again. We had a permissions issue. Nothing
should have been lost, but if you think something is missing, let me
know ASAP.
possibly unrelated but .. did b45 just vanish from the source download
area?
I was just
On Wednesday 02 August 2006 02:00 am, Martin Man wrote:
Alan DuBoff wrote On 2006-08-02 00:07,:
I am not sure I am proposing a new community, or just expressing myself
with a problem that has existed and will continue to get worse, in the
way opensource software is incorporated on
All Mailing List Owners,
When we moved the machines today, a torrent of uncaught bounce
notifications was released. You can delete these messages.
We are are going to change the settings so list owners no longer receive
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I apologize for the
The mail outage has ended. There may be delayed deliveries for some
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Derek
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Dennis Clarke wrote:
Site Attachment are working again. We had a permissions issue. Nothing
should have been lost, but if you think something is missing, let me
know ASAP.
possibly unrelated but .. did b45 just vanish from the source download
area?
I was just downloading 20060724 and then
Actually I have never used VMS in my life.
But I like SQL and I think in many ways I am thinking of standardized commands which will work on
any structure be it file , processes, directories, etc.
Similar to how /proc etc in some sense.
-Jignesh
Rich Teer wrote:
On Wed, 2 Aug 2006,
Hi,
I need to know ho to configure my adsl connection using PPPoE protocol. I gues
is a simple task, by I'm totally new to Solaris, so I need some little help...
thank in advence
Pietro
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Hi Pietro,
The System Administration Guide: Network Services provides lots of info about
PPPoE. See http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-4555/ and look in the Serial
Networking Topics section. You'll see overview, task, and reference chapters
about PPPoE. I think you'll particularly be
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