Hi
I am trying to port a kernel module (which acts as a layer between VFS
and UFS) from Solaris sparc platform to Solaris x86 platform.
I am facing many kernel panics happening at different places.
Some times things work fine without panics. This confirms me that there
is no problem with the
Last time I looked there was no Skype for Solaris. I just looked for a Google
Talk client, but there is not one for Solaris either
http://www.google.com/talk/otherclients.html
I've tried both Skype and Google Talk and have found Google Talk the more
relieable of the two so would be interested
I'm reading a white paper published by Sun regarding the porting efforts
from SPARC to x86. I summarized as below but has questions inlined.
Easy part
(1) If the application is in Java language, then it's non-port.
(2) For driver code, if it uses standard DDI/DDK kernel interface, it's just
I am trying to port a kernel
module (which acts as a layer
between VFS and UFS) from Solaris sparc platform to
Solaris x86 platform.
I am facing many kernel panics
happening at different
places.
Some times things work fine
without panics. This confirms me
that there is no problem with
On 12/13/07, Dr. David Kirkby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Last time I looked there was no Skype for Solaris. I just looked for a Google
Talk client, but there is not one for Solaris either
http://www.google.com/talk/otherclients.html
Google talk uses the jabber protocol It is available via
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regarding the porting efforts from SPARC to x86.
Where is the white paper? I would be interested in passing it to Mathworks to
try to encourage them to port MATLAB from SPARC to x86.
This message
You can use GAIM to log into gtalk.
Thanks,
Tirthankar
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I'm looking to check for the presence of
various devices in a script run in cron, so the device may not have been
connected *recently*.
You can use rmformat and store the o/p in a file
Next time you run rmformat, diff it with the old o/p
stored in the file.
If there are any differences, then
Hi,
I did just set up an amd64 (Intel Core2 Quad CPU) PC with snv_77.
It is the first OpenSolaris machine I set up that uses NFS mounted home
directories.
It seems that as a result, I get no automatic screensaver with Gnome.
If I try to start xscreensaver manually, I get:
Xlib:
On Thu, 13 Dec 2007, Vamsee Priya wrote:
Hi
I am trying to port a kernel module (which acts as a layer between VFS
and UFS) from Solaris sparc platform to Solaris x86 platform.
Interesting - which module/product is that ?
I am facing many kernel panics happening at different places.
Chandan Maddanna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
#!/usr/bin/bash
mkdir $2
lofiadm -a $1 /dev/lofi/1
mount -F hsfs -o ro /dev/lofi/1 $2 echo -e \n\t I have mounted $1 under
the folder $2\n\n
Just a note for the 'hsfs' case:
I intend to add a sector offset option to the hsfs mount code.
I added
You can use GAIM to log into gtalk.
Thanks,
Tirthankar
What do I select as the server - the default is jabber.org, but I assume I will
need to change that to a Google one?
Does this support VIOP or just instant messaging? It looks like the later,
which is no use to me.
Dave
This
Google talk uses the jabber protocol It is available
via Pidgin on solaris.
Anil
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Thank you. I will give that a try. Assuming it works OK for me, I will let
Google know, as
Dr. David Kirkby wrote:
You can use GAIM to log into gtalk.
Thanks, Tirthankar
What do I select as the server - the default is jabber.org, but I
assume I will need to change that to a Google one?
server is talk.google.com
Does this support VIOP or just instant messaging? It looks
Choose the gtalk option.
The server is talk.google.com
The version I have does not have any voice chat option. It has plain text chat.
Thanks,
Tirthankar
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Dr. David Kirkby :
You can use GAIM to log into gtalk.
Thanks,
Tirthankar
What do I select as the server - the default is jabber.org, but I assume I
will need to change that to a Google one?
Does this support VIOP or just instant messaging? It looks like the later,
which is no
Tirthankar wrote:
I'm looking to check for the presence of
various devices in a script run in cron, so the device may not have been
connected *recently*.
You can use rmformat and store the o/p in a file
Next time you run rmformat, diff it with the old o/p
stored in the file.
If
jeff Gray writes:
(2) For driver code, if it uses standard DDI/DDK kernel interface, it's just
recompile, no need to change. Defore Sun open source the code 2+ years ago,
is it likely to develop such driver using non-standard kernel interface for
a driver?
Yes, such non-Sun-developed code
Sometimes a large system, despite precautions (or in the absence of them),
runs out of resources (VM, mainly) to the degree that no useful progress
is being made: that is, one can't even log in and kill the hogging processes.
(At least on SPARC) the usual workaround would be to break to the boot
On Thu, 13 Dec 2007, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
Sometimes a large system, despite precautions (or in the absence of them),
runs out of resources (VM, mainly) to the degree that no useful progress
is being made: that is, one can't even log in and kill the hogging processes.
(At least on
On Thu, 13 Dec 2007, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
Sometimes a large system, despite precautions (or in the absence of them),
runs out of resources (VM, mainly) to the degree that no useful progress
is being made: that is, one can't even log in and kill the hogging processes.
(At least on
Once the crash dump starts getting written to disk, just hit stop-A again and
boot.
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Well, the 8G model almost filled the gap for me.
BTW, do you know what
ind of Chinese input method
does the EeePC supports? I use a pen tablet to enter
Chinese text, and
as this is only available and run on
Windows, that is the only reason I still have a
Windows partition in my
What are the approaches to finding what external USB
disks are currently
connected?
What's wrong with
$ iostat -En
?
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Google Talk is instant messaging.
It's also VIOP - I've used it quite a bit, rather than Skype but only on Windows
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On Wed, 2007-12-12 at 21:35 -0600, David Dyer-Bennet wrote:
What are the approaches to finding what external USB disks are currently
connected?
Would rmformat -l or eject -l fit the bill ?
The external USB backup disks in question have ZFS filesystems on them,
which may make a difference
* UNIX admin [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-12-11 20:59]:
/usr/php5/5.2.4/lib/libphp5-5.2.4.so over to
/usr/apache/libexec/libphp5.so.
Why in blue blazes did they compile it for /usr/php5/? I mean, PHP
doesn't clash with anything Solaris delivers... they could have stuck
him directly into
Anyway, as I mentioned in a separate thread, the best
market for Solaris is DTR (desktop replacement), and
we, collectively speaking, will do the world a lot of
good if we can make a ubiquitous Solaris DTP world a
reality.
Need be qualified. I am referring to S10u4. All things considered,
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
What are the approaches to finding what external USB
disks are currently
connected?
What's wrong with
$ iostat -En
?
There, I learned another thing. That's always good.
I don't immediately grasp how it's a good solution to my problem,
though. It
You can just google Porting Guidelines For Solaris Operating System, x86
Platform Edition I also see lots of tools from Sun helping the migration,
but haven't had any experience on them.
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Hi there,
Now we, Solaris JDS team, is working on making virt-manager work at
Solaris, and would like to place it to OpenSolaris, so that users can
download and play with it. Please approve this application.
Below is the project introduction:
The Virtual Machine Manager application (virt-manager
Dr David Kirby said:
I'm reading a white paper published by Sun regarding the porting efforts from
SPARC to x86. Where is the white paper? I would be interested in passing it to
Mathworks to try to encourage them to port MATLAB from SPARC to x86.
The Mathworks products I've researched are
On Thu, 13 Dec 2007, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
Sometimes a large system, despite precautions (or
in the absence of them),
runs out of resources (VM, mainly) to the degree
that no useful progress
is being made: that is, one can't even log in and
kill the hogging processes.
(At
Once the crash dump starts getting written to disk,
just hit stop-A again and boot.
That would be all I need if it (or a break on serial or SC/RSC) would
consistently do the
trick; however, a lot of stuff won't do that anymore. ISTR e.g. an old SPARC 20
would do it, but I don't think my Sun
[...]
(4) Platform dependent code
like #ifdef SPARC code. What are the
typical example of platform (SPARC vs.
x86) dependent code?
Plenty. #ifdef SPARC is inappropriate as a way to identify Solaris, use it
only if you really
are doing something essentially SPARC-specific. Many people think
Henry Zhang wrote:
Now we, Solaris JDS team, is working on making virt-manager work at
Solaris, and would like to place it to OpenSolaris, so that users can
download and play with it. Please approve this application.
[snip]
And it's the first time for me to place a project into
fyi:
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