Based on Glynn Foster's IRC request I hacked-up a
small experiment/toy
(see attached script shtwitter.ksh, the file needs
Solaris 11 = B72
since it depends on the networking capabilities of
the new korn shell)
which allows to post messages to a twitter.com blog.
...
Does anyone have
What I had been thinking of (but didn't get to as of yet), is
generating traps on certain content in /var/adm/messages, which
would end up as an SMS on my mobile phone.
But I've no idea how to build an SMS gateway, or which software to
use. Do I need special hardware (a GSM modem of
It should be possible by attaching a mobile phone to
the system (via
either USB or serial connection) and using something
like http://
www.gnokii.org/
Hmmm, but the only thing my mobile phone has is the charger connector and audio
out for a mic/headphone. So I guess I'd have to get a new
John Levon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Sep 16, 2007 at 09:49:27PM +0200, Joerg Schilling wrote:
Much better is to add an option to abort_sequence_enter() to panic
instead of
drop into the debugger. That way you wouldn't even need kmdb. Of course,
the
option would imply
UNIX admin wrote:
Based on Glynn Foster's IRC request I hacked-up a
small experiment/toy
(see attached script shtwitter.ksh, the file needs
Solaris 11 = B72
since it depends on the networking capabilities of
the new korn shell)
which allows to post messages to a twitter.com blog.
...
UNIX admin wrote:
It should be possible by attaching a mobile phone to
the system (via
either USB or serial connection) and using something
like http://
www.gnokii.org/
Hmmm, but the only thing my mobile phone has is the charger connector and
audio out for a mic/headphone. So I guess
Better than ugen is proper modem support:
http://opensolaris.org/os/project/wwan/
Already included in SUNWuacm in recent Solaris
Express builds.
Looks promising.
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Let twitter.com be the SMS gateway for you. What you
would do is set it
twitter to send you SMS messages for those that you
follow.
You just inadvertently pointed out a security weakness in my idea with sending
SMSes. Stuff would have to get sterilized before being sent to twitter. (I know
Will Solaris 10 perform better than Solairs
Express?
In principle, no. Because of regression testing, every successive Solaris
revision ought to run FASTER than the previous one.
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Dear all:
Will Solaris 10 perform better than Solairs
Express?
For instance: 1) Solaris 10 update 3 vs. Solaris
Express B50, which one performs better?
Sorry for telling the truth: Solaris 10/SunOS5.10's kernel is less cpu-hungry,
than Solaris 11 aka SXCR/SXDR/Nevada/SunOS5.11's is.
Both
Sorry for telling the truth: Solaris 10/SunOS5.10's
kernel is less cpu-hungry, than Solaris 11 aka
SXCR/SXDR/Nevada/SunOS5.11's is.
Both on SPARC and on x86/x64.
Without posting under which conditions (SSH, JDS, etc.) you ran, the statement
above doesn't mean much to anybody because there's
IIe was for embedded marcket
Yes, the 'e'-series.
And the 'i' stood for integrated, I believe.
I agree in what you said regarding past marketing decisions. The idiodity had
been, that IIe had been renamed back to IIi after moving to the 0.18 micrometer
copper pocess (550MHz/650MHz).
Yet still
Mike DeMarco wrote:
Just installed Build 72 and booted it up. I was getting X display errors
stating it could not open the display on localhost:0. Sure enough netstat -a
shows no listener on port 6000 then I noticed that Xorg has -nolisten tcp
set. The x11-server xml file for svc is set to:
Mike DeMarco wrote:
Just installed Build 72 and booted it up. I was
getting X display errors stating it could not open
the display on localhost:0. Sure enough netstat -a
shows no listener on port 6000 then I noticed that
Xorg has -nolisten tcp set. The x11-server xml file
for svc is set
Hmmm, but the only thing my mobile phone has is the charger connector and
audio out for a mic/headphone. So I guess I'd have to get a new phone for
this.
Do you know which phones are suitable for the ugen(7D) driver in Solaris? I
presume there are no 3rd party Solaris USB drivers for
Mike DeMarco wrote:
Thanks I was able to track down some links that pointed me in that direction.
I would think that svccfg -s x11-server setprop options/tcp_listen = true
would modify the x11-server.xml but in that file it was always true.
The .xml file is just the values the service is
We have had the same problem. This is what I found via google:
The following command allows access from remote clients.
Show properties
svcprop svc:/application/x11/x11-server
Turn on tcp listen
svccfg -s svc:/application/x11/x11-server setprop options/tcp_listen = true
Then restart the X
Perhaps some of you can shed some light on what I apparently am
misunderstanding.
Can a device driver be taken from linux, and be run as is (GPL'd and all) on
solaris? I was of the belief that once these are linked, you are violating the
GPL as the solaris kernel is not GPL'd, and this
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