Hi All,
I want to communicate with Adaptech HBA driver on solaris 10.
But, when I send the ioctl to adaptec HBA, it send me the status -1(error
25: ENOTTY)
What might be the reason for this?
Is there any equivalent system call we can use for ioctl?
can anyone send me one small example code
There's another possibility:
BIOS enabled memory remap above 4GB but Windows doesn't recognize
memory above 4GB, so you need to add /PAE option in windows boot.ini to
enable 32bit windows to support memory above 4GB.
Gerry
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Hi all
Then I already tried reverse my command:
DISPLAY=localhost:12:0 ./netbeans-6.0-solaris-x86.sh
or
DISPLAY=localhost:0.0 ./netbeans-6.0-solaris-x86.sh
or
DISPLAY=localhost:1.0 ./netbeans-6.0-solaris-x86.sh
At these times, the above error message not shown, and nothing happened at all
(the
Would it be best if all Wine builders coninuously updated the CBE script, or
would it be better to put binary packages of Wine on blastwave.org?
The CBE script would be least effort, but Solaris noobs (Linux switchers) will
maybe have problems with that. Binary packages on blastwave would be
Wohaa! What is this??? Do you guys claim that Solaris x86 32bit recognizes and
can use more memory than 4GB (depending on the BIOS)? But... I have been
told that no 32bit OS can use more than 4GB (windows XP users have told me
that)!
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On Jan 13, 2008 4:28 PM, Orvar Korvar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Wohaa! What is this??? Do you guys claim that Solaris x86 32bit recognizes
and can use more memory than 4GB (depending on the BIOS)? But... I have
been told that no 32bit OS can use more than 4GB (windows XP users have told
me
assuming you've simply logged on as a user on the console, then started
Gnome or CDE and then su'd to root in a shell
as the user you logged in as run:
% xhost +localhost
as root run:
bash-3.2# DISPLAY=:0.0 ./netbeans- 6.0-solaris-x86.sh
Assuming it's still there, you might find that running
might be better to use the env command to invoke the whole thing...
# env DISPLAY=:0.0 ./netbeans- 6.0-solaris-x86.sh
http://6.0-solaris-x86.sh/
Simply entering DISPLAY=:0.0 in bash won't export DISPLAY as an
environment vairable so the netbeans installer won't see the value.
--joe
Amanda
It does work and doing it the way I suggest sets it only for the command
being run and is common practice for setting an environment variable to
other than it's *usual* setting. A good example is:
# MANPATH=/usr/sfw/man man gtar
Give it a try.
BTW: On the theme of leaning something new
On Jan 13, 2008 11:55 PM, Orvar Korvar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would it be best if all Wine builders coninuously updated the CBE script, or
would it be better to put binary packages of Wine on blastwave.org?
The CBE script would be least effort, but Solaris noobs (Linux switchers)
will
Thanks all of you. I will try based on your help.
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No answer?
This means There is no way to boot freebsd from solaris grub?
I don't think there are no Freebsd users on solaris forum.
Thanks and regards
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Sorry for the confusing subject line but this is really just about OpenSSH
as implemented in Solaris ( and various derivitives ) and any issues that
may exist between the OpenSSH team and the Solaris world.
I don't know the whole story about OpenSSH and the people in the OpenBSD
project but the
On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 00:36:13 -0500 (EST)
Dennis Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for the confusing subject line but this is really just about OpenSSH
as implemented in Solaris ( and various derivitives ) and any issues that
may exist between the OpenSSH team and the Solaris world.
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