Hello all,
SXCE Build 77 is available.
Regards,
Girts
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I tried build 77 still no luck.
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Maybe things have changed...
[i]Here at IBM Rational, we are not using OpenSolaris at all - we are tasked
with making things work on Solaris 10, not OpenSolaris. What external
version of Solaris 10 will have this linker fix, and in what expected
timeframe?[/i]
http://mail.opensolaris.org/piperm
Please let me know, if we have large number of disks are mounted and they have
different threshold value. Do we have any particular command to know its
warning threshold value.
For example : we have a partition say A and threshold is 95% while B have 90%
and soon. Then I want to know the proce
On 22/11/2007, Richard L. Hamilton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > This issue will be tracked under:
> >
> > 6633003 USCSICMD sometimes returns EINVAL while
> > ripping audio with cdda2wav
> >
>
> Didn't see it on bugs.opensolaris.org; how long should it take to get there?
The bugs are triaged
On 22/11/2007, Georg-W. Koltermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Actually, most of the good things for laptops are now in Solaris
> > Express. WiFi support out of the box for Intel chipsets, better video
> > support, etc.
> >
>
> Yes, and that's what I'm after. Are there plans to backport these i
On 22/11/2007, Joerg Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jürgen Keil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > On some boards you can also change the configuration of the
> > s-ata controller to p-ata "legacy ide" (instead of ahci mode). In
> > legacy mode, Solaris should be able to find both the (s-ata
On 22/11/2007, b.madanmohan patro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> can anyone tell me how to get free t-shirts from sun
Attend a OpenSolaris summit or Sun marketing event.
Otherwise, they aren't giving them out as far as I know.
--
Shawn Walker, Software and Systems Analyst
http://binarycrusader.bl
> No - gdm will be replacing dtlogin in the future, and
> it's available
> for use now if you want, just 'svcadm disable
> cde-login ; svcadm enable
> gdm' - though be ready for your desktop session to be
> killed as soon as you run that.
While we're at it, there seems to be 2 gdm services (b76 x
can anyone tell me how to get free t-shirts from sun
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>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] 58>truss -f -p 648
648/1: pollsys(0x08069480, 6, 0x, 0x)
(sleeping...)
648/2: nfssys(13, 0xFECE1FC4) (sleeping...)
>>> Not surprisin
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 58>truss -f -p 648
>>> 648/1: pollsys(0x08069480, 6, 0x, 0x) (sleeping...)
>>> 648/2: nfssys(13, 0xFECE1FC4) (sleeping...)
>>>
>>
>> Not surprising because nfsd doesn't do anything much in userspace; it
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>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 58>truss -f -p 648
>> 648/1: pollsys(0x08069480, 6, 0x, 0x) (sleeping...)
>> 648/2: nfssys(13, 0xFECE1FC4) (sleeping...)
>>
>
> Not surprising because nfsd doesn't do anything much in userspace; it's
> all
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 58>truss -f -p 648
>648/1: pollsys(0x08069480, 6, 0x, 0x) (sleeping...)
>648/2: nfssys(13, 0xFECE1FC4) (sleeping...)
Not surprising because nfsd doesn't do anything much in userspace; it's
all being dealt with inside the kernel so this
Moinak Ghosh wrote:
> Kyle McDonald wrote:
>> I'm considering liveupgrading the server to b76, but I'm not sure if
>> I should grab anymore info about what the nfsd's are doing right now?
>> How does one generate a stack dump?
>>
>
> Two things might help. Grab a truss output: truss -p
>
Kyle McDonald wrote:
> Kyle McDonald wrote:
>
>> Hi all.
>>
>> I have a boot/install server with b74 installed. I'm trying to install
>> b76 to a client. I don't know if it's specific to the SUNWlibmsr
>> package, but the install has been hung there for more then 14 hours:
>>
>>
>>
>
>
does anyone know when this issue will be fixed?
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Kyle McDonald wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I have a boot/install server with b74 installed. I'm trying to install
> b76 to a client. I don't know if it's specific to the SUNWlibmsr
> package, but the install has been hung there for more then 14 hours:
>
>
I rebooted the client, and the nfsd's are sti
hi
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Hi all.
I have a boot/install server with b74 installed. I'm trying to install
b76 to a client. I don't know if it's specific to the SUNWlibmsr
package, but the install has been hung there for more then 14 hours:
SUNWproduct-registry-rootdone. 2126.20 Mbytes remaining.
Jürgen Keil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On some boards you can also change the configuration of the
> s-ata controller to p-ata "legacy ide" (instead of ahci mode). In
> legacy mode, Solaris should be able to find both the (s-ata) isks
> and the (s-ata) optical device.
What is the disadvantage
> > What kind of optical drive do you use?
> > (P-ATA? S-ATA?, USB?)
> > What kind of disk controller is used for the optical device?
>
> I use S-ATA everything (very new board) with NVidia NForce controller
So, most likely this is bug 6595488, the missing
atapi support in the nv_sata driver.
>
> I get this warning during compilation: -
> cc: Warning: -xarch=amd64 is deprecated, use -m64 to
> create 64-bit programs
If you're seeing that warning, then you're still running Sun Studio 12
compilers, somehow.
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What kind of optical drive do you use?
(P-ATA? S-ATA?, USB?)
What kind of disk controller is used for the optical device?
I use S-ATA everything (very new board) with NVidia NForce controller
So the system boots fine off the SATA Optical drive .. but then can't get back
to the drive to find the
> Download it last night tried to install and got
> "Cannot find install software" message it happens
> with whatever option I go. Any suggestions?
Most likely the Solaris kernel drivers are unable to
"see" the optical drive.
What kind of optical drive do you use?
(P-ATA? S-ATA?, USB?)
What kind
> Actually, most of the good things for laptops are now in Solaris
> Express. WiFi support out of the box for Intel chipsets, better video
> support, etc.
>
Yes, and that's what I'm after. Are there plans to backport these into a
Solaris 10 update? 'cause Solaris 10 is supported by Rational, a
>
> This issue will be tracked under:
>
> 6633003 USCSICMD sometimes returns EINVAL while
> ripping audio with cdda2wav
>
Didn't see it on bugs.opensolaris.org; how long should it take to get there?
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> Bhaskar Jayaraman wrote:
> > Hi thanks for your posts so far. Since what I had
> assumed was a 32 bit
> > kernel which I compiled didn't work, I religiously
> set out on compiling
> > a 64 bit version as my system is currently booted
> in 64 bit mode. I
> > installed SUNStudio12 on the system and
Hi Alan,
> dtlogin on Nevada/Solaris Express, gdm on Indiana/Developer Preview.
Ok, thanks.
> No - gdm will be replacing dtlogin in the future, and it's available
That´s good news. For me gdm has a more fancy login, with asterisks
shown when the password is typed in. And the more interesting is
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