W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
However, the Chinese
version of Solaris Express looks ugly.
Some qualifications are necessary:
1. At least in Fedora and SuSE, the two Linux distros that I use the most, I
have to do certain tweakings to get the Chinese display fonts I like. The
default Chinese
--- W. Wayne Liauh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cannot read Chinese so I do not muck about with
chinese stuff...but can you get use localized
character sets (eg: Hong Kong character set) in
OpenSolaris?
Yes, you can log into the Traditional Chinese (Hong
Kong) locale as if you are
a b wrote:
Even if there is no VC money and some people will have to, hum, share an
apartment?
Why not? Remember also, VC capital is a U.S. specific thing. In Europe, if you
want a startup, you fund that thing out of your own pocket.
Off topic perhaps, but they have VC's in Britain as well
Back to the main point though: Solaris is (apparently) unable to
grow RAID-Z arrays. And to be fair, neither can Linux ;)
You can grow a RAID-Z array as long as you just add a new RAID-Z
concatenation; is that not usually what you want?
Adding a drive to RAID-5 just makes it yet slower.
Why? Delete is the proper key to use for doing a step back; this ain't PC
land where they confused DEL (destructive) and Backspace (non destructive)
with Backspace (delete left) and DEL (delete under). I *never* want to
delete what is to the right of the cursor.
As someone who grew up on a
Shawn Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gtar has never let me down either.
This depends on what you are doing.
If you read the GNU tar mailing list, you see many problems.
Mainly multi-volume and incremental backup related but also
cases where GNU tar does not read it's own archives.
Jörg
--
Hello,
I wonder if there is something similar to WInd32 API
FindFirstChangeNotification for ZFS - any API ?
here is example :
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa365261.aspx
many thanks
Mipko
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Bill Rushmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Javier O. Augusto wrote:
What about running VMWare on Solaris x86? Any plans?
Does anyone know something about it?
When or if we get VMwarethen I would never install another OS besides
Solaris on the bare metal again!
This is an important
Ignacio Marambio Catán [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Its performance sucks compared to star?
This is another story ;-)
Star is fully double buffered and is able to read data in big chunks
that are much bigger than the archive block size.
GNU tar is also very inefficient in creating tar headers.
a b [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If Sun continues with the [DEL] key being used to backspace-delete stuff,
that's just being unreasonable. I support Sun Microsystems and Sun engineers
99% of the time, but this is 1% where even I have to write:
Looks like you did not understand the problem.
DEL
On 5/25/07, Mirko Cetkovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I wonder if there is something similar to WInd32 API
FindFirstChangeNotification for ZFS - any API ?
i know something was being discussed
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=36490;
On 5/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Back to the main point though: Solaris is (apparently) unable to
grow RAID-Z arrays. And to be fair, neither can Linux ;)
You can grow a RAID-Z array as long as you just add a new RAID-Z
concatenation; is that not usually what you want?
Hi Dirk and Joerg,
[...]
The best Solution I am currently aware is to use rxvt which locally
maps the BACKSPACE key event to a DEL key event.
stty or xmodmap?
/usr/X11/lib/X11/xkb ?
best,
martin
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Looks like you did not understand the problem.
DEL is the correct way to go.
I understood what Casper wrote.
Technically, Casper is right.
Ergonomically, realistically, it's unreasonable.
The problem is that the PC keyboards are not
ergonomic and have
the BACKSPACE key where DEL
Hey Jörg,
On 25.05.2007 13:40, Joerg Schilling wrote:
a b [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If Sun continues with the [DEL] key being used to backspace-delete stuff,
that's just being unreasonable. I support Sun Microsystems and Sun engineers
99% of the time, but this is 1% where even I have to
Hi,
Alan DuBoff wrote:
REMINDER *** PLEASE TAKE NOTE on CALL-IN Number REMDINDER
A reminder for tonights meeting, meet Ian Murdock in the flesh, find out
about Project Indiana, and participate in a discussion on this recent
added Project to the OpenSolaris community.
I know a bunch of
Basically, I'd chose BOTH for server solutions. If you
had to chose only one server solution, I'd chose
OpenSolaris.
Why? You have the solutions provided by the Solaris
ISVs and IHVs as well as the solutions CentOS provides
(either through a VM environment or otherwise).
A few years ago, I
Hi all,
I have been trying to find an answer to this by myself but have not had
any success.
I use a VNC client running under WinDozeXP (no one here likes Redmond,
do they?) to connect remotely to a workstation running Solaris 10 and
X11 VNC server. The workstation's main application GUI covers
a b wrote:
Why? Delete is the proper key to use for doing a step back; this ain't PC land where
they confused DEL (destructive) and Backspace (non destructive) with Backspace
(delete left) and DEL (delete under). I *never* want to delete what is to the right
of the cursor.
As someone who
So unless something has changed since April, only
Linux (and a number of hardware solutions) support
growing raid5 arrays with devices.
Indeed SVM has been able to so as well, Solaris 9
in fact could.
(SVM == Solaris Volume Manager)
An example from the Solaris 9 docs..
How to
If Sun continues with the [DEL] key being used to
backspace-delete stuff, that's just being
unreasonable.
Correct!
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And Solaris teaches you not to run that command as root (you
shouldn't)
Solaris does? Where?
If it does then why is the only account with login access created during
the install process is 'root'?
Doug
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Dirk Wetter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DEL is the correct way to go.
The problem is that the PC keyboards are not ergonomic and have
the BACKSPACE key where DEL belongs.
If you reassign BNACKSPACE to deelete characters, then many things
will not longer work correctly.
The best
Hi All
Does anyone know how to get SCP working for regular users on Solaris 10?
Since I do not have sudo (against our rules), is there another way my users
can use SCP to copy between unix boxes?
Thank you!
Anne
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On 25/05/07, MC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If Sun continues with the [DEL] key being used to
backspace-delete stuff, that's just being
unreasonable.
Correct!
Subjective.
Its merely a matter of key mappings.
Oracle does the same thing and so do many other programs, etc.
Technical
This should be filed as an RFE. Casper?
Why? Delete is the proper key to use for doing a step
back; this
ain't PC land where they confused DEL (destructive)
and Backspace
(non destructive) with Backspace (delete left) and
DEL (delete under).
I *never* want to delete what is to the right
Because Sun wants Solaris to be a success is the short answer to your
question.
You can't make money on a product when you're spiting the world and fighting
losing battles. That
's anti-user. That's bad business.
Not annoying current Solaris customers is one part of that strategy;
it is
Thanks to everyone for their help! yes dtrace did help and I found that in my
layered driver, the prop_op entry point had an error in setting the [Ss]ize
dynamic property, and apparently that's what ZFS looks for, not just Nblocks!
what took me so long in getting to this error was that the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not annoying current Solaris customers is one part of that strategy;
it is all too often ignored by people suggesting random changes
to the system's defaults.
That could be said about a significant number of the conversations on
this list - 10 people bitching about
When or if we get VMware then I would never install another OS besides
Solaris on the bare metal again!
most-def!
Now, I remember watching an AMD64 virtualization webcast solution from
Sun.. perhaps someone on this list is aware of it.. I was wondering
what kind of solution (from a technology
Sun's virtualization strategy:
1) Zones/Containers x86/Sparc
2) LDOMS - Sparc
3) DOMS - Sparc
4) Xen - X86
5) VMWare ESX - x86
-Brian
On 5/25/07, Javier O. Augusto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When or if we get VMware then I would never install another OS besides
Solaris on the bare metal
Anne writes:
This is odd, because the remove user has full permissions on that directory.
And the person can SSH into the box without an issue. But when they run this
command:
$ scp /home/tclark/* [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/backup/tclark
Then it prompts for password, like so:
[EMAIL
The sad thing about this is that I still cannot get the backspace working on
the Java environment. UGH what a major pain. And the DEL key acts the same
way. The ONLY thing that works for backspace is continually hitting CTRL+H
The Java interface is so much nicer than the CDE, but just can't use
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because Sun wants Solaris to be a success is the short answer to your
question.
You can't make money on a product when you're spiting the world and
fighting losing battles. T
hat
's anti-user. That's bad business.
Not annoying current Solaris
Hi James
I'm getting permission denied after it successfully asks for password on
remote system.
This is odd, because the remove user has full permissions on that directory.
And the person can SSH into the box without an issue. But when they run this
command:
$ scp /home/tclark/* [EMAIL
Anne writes:
Does anyone know how to get SCP working for regular users on Solaris 10?
It just does ... right out of the box.
Since I do not have sudo (against our rules), is there another way my users
can use SCP to copy between unix boxes?
You certainly should not need to be root to run
I have a nagging fear that some people inside Sun read this mailing list
and interpret it as 'The voice of the customer'. It's not, it's the
opinion of a self-selected group.
+1
Totally correct. OpenSolaris.org, is definitely not the place to find
your average Sun customer opinions.
-Brian
If Sun continues with the [DEL] key being used to backspace-delete
stuff, that's just being unreasonable.
+1
15 to 20 years ago, we were our customers, and it was easy to
map their needs onto our own personal preferences - after all,
we were selling to enginerds just like ourselves.
Those
On Thu, May 24, 2007 at 01:04:26PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Browsing through the online CVS archive at
http://cvs.opensolaris.org/source/xref/onnv/onnv-gate/usr/src/uts/
I noticed that there are no Attic directories.
Thus files which we delete from opensolaris are no longer available.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because Sun wants Solaris to be a success is the short answer to your
question.
You can't make money on a product when you're spiting the world and fighting
losing battles. T
hat
's anti-user. That's bad
Hi James
It's working now. The problem all along was a syntax issue. I made a script
for them to copy things automatically, after inputting their information
interactively. I made a syntax error in the #$ script. Ugh.
Thanks for helping though!
Anne
-Original Message-
From: James
On 5/25/07, Anne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The sad thing about this is that I still cannot get the backspace working on
the Java environment. UGH what a major pain. And the DEL key acts the same
way. The ONLY thing that works for backspace is continually hitting CTRL+H
The Java interface is so
You are probably assuming that your customers only use Solaris! Being
one of your customers, stupid thing's like the backspace key not
exhibiting the same results as every other device that we own is very
annoying. You might find that your customer might celebrate rather than
be annoyed if
Hi,
I've installed Solaris 10 U3 11/06 (s10s_u3wos_10) on one of our
servers. For some reason I'm getting Authentication failed to the
Solaris Management Console server on some of the Solaris Management
utilities. I applied the S10 recommended patch set (May 22nd 2007) prior
to noticing this
Danek Duvall wrote:
On Thu, May 24, 2007 at 01:04:26PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Browsing through the online CVS archive at
http://cvs.opensolaris.org/source/xref/onnv/onnv-gate/usr/src/uts/
I noticed that there are no Attic directories.
Thus files which we delete from opensolaris
On 26/05/07, Doug Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because Sun wants Solaris to be a success is the short answer to your
question.
You can't make money on a product when you're spiting the world and fighting
losing battles. That
's anti-user. That's bad business.
Summary:
Provide source code for the Emulex Fibre Channel device driver that
operates in the Leadville environment.
Overview:
We propose the creation of a new project on opensolaris.org, to allow us
to contribute our source code for the emlxs device driver to the
community. This
On 5/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Summary:
Provide source code for the Emulex Fibre Channel device driver that operates
in the Leadville environment.
Overview:
We propose the creation of a new project on opensolaris.org, to allow us to
contribute our source code
On Sat, 26 May 2007, Doug Scott wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because Sun wants Solaris to be a success is the short answer to your
question.
You can't make money on a product when you're spiting the world and
fighting losing battles. That
's anti-user. That's bad business.
Not
Don't forget three active user groups, an exploding
university program
via Joey/Teresa and Co, and a Sun engineering center
in Beijing. The
portal and the programming contest are just the
latest editions to the
China OpenSolaris community portfolio. I think we
have just as much of a
Provide source code for the Emulex Fibre Channel device driver that
operates
in the Leadville environment.
I am not sure how is it counted now, that new rules are in effect, but
here
is my +1 to this proposal.
Regards,Cyril
I'm interested too, but I don't think I get to vote.
This
Wai wai. ngau see goh boon heung kong yan boon wah
kweu.
抱歉我不懂广东话。 (Sorry I don't understand Cantonese.)
So the HKSCS is included?
http://www.info.gov.hk/digital21/eng/hkscs/download.ht
ml
I have no idea whether HKSCS is included, but typically the HKSCS is
incorporated a subset into a
On May 26, 2007, at 2:26 AM, Steve Stallion wrote:
On 5/25/07, Anne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The sad thing about this is that I still cannot get the backspace
working on
the Java environment. UGH what a major pain. And the DEL key acts
the same
way. The ONLY thing that works for backspace is
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