Hi,
Since i could'n unsubscribe form this forum, i'm asking you if solaris
can be used as a desktop.Is there a repository containing 3rd party
packets(like mp3 decoder).this is the minimum i require to pass to solaris.
Solaris Express is a legitimate platform for installing Oracle database
s
Hi Adriaan,
That is a really sexy show! It is also a little dated by now, as many
> things have changed since r.773; in particular the amount of dependencies
> that are packaged has grown considerably, we package 32- and 64-bit builds
> together, the build system has been simplified a bit. There i
If any of this ancient stuff would be useful
with my old Interactive/386 and Microport/286 stuff,
then, no, it shouldn't be removed.
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I was curious to see a manpage for machid(1) which has not been updated
since 5 Jul 1990. A good solid 17.5 years more or less. The manpage makes
reference to IBM System/370 and VAX-11/750 and PDP-11/45. Systems that I
have not seen in twenty years or so. I fell upo
W. Wayne Liauh writes:
> However, as you and James discussed in a separate reply, the DHCP client
> config needs to be better (an understatement) implemented (& _documented_) in
> Solaris, especially now that almost everyone has a dumb DHCP server
> (broadband router) at home. The situation bec
>
> One other problem is that after I rebooted the
> OpenSolaris CIFS server,
> the shares were inaccessible. Meaning I couldn't
> connect to them with
> either an OS X or XP client. After resetting the ZFS
> sharesmb
> properties, it worked again. I will do a reboot test
> to confirm this is
> Does the vender id and device id that
> /usr/X11/bin/scancpi and prtconf -pv output show for
> the e1000g show in your /etc/driver_aliases this is
> managed by the add_drv command:
>
> add_drv -i "pcivendor-id,device-id" e100g ( check the
> man page for the syntax with single quotes around the
>
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Jan 17 19:49:25 2008
>>
>> 6633860 svn broken on snv_78, suspect apache change
>>
>> Fixed in 79.
>>
>
>Do these bug fixes also contribute testsuite updates.
This one did not, no. Assuming you mean to the svn testsuite
(assuming there is one in there, I haven't
>
>
> Dennis Clarke wrote:
>
>> I took note of this based on NTP data after a reboot :
>>
>> Note the delta_t > 0.5 sec issue here after a reboot
>> http://www.blastwave.org/articles/BLS-0063/callisto_peerstats_delay.png
>
> Just a second Dennis. You say that the delta is greater than .5 sec,
> bu
Hi
Couple of thoughts to proceed:
1. Boot with kmdb attached on system console (serial/local). When this happens,
F1-A into the debugger and do some looking around. When you're at it, also take
a crash dump/stacktrace for others to take a peek. Here's the guide:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/d
I'm using it on my personal LAN at home. I've connected to a share with
from both OS X Tiger and Windows XP. I followed the steps at
http://opensolaris.org/os/project/cifs-server/gettingstarted.html
I still need to investigate these, but so far I've hit two problems.
I've seen the smb/server
Does the vender id and device id that /usr/X11/bin/scancpi and prtconf -pv
output show for the e1000g show in your /etc/driver_aliases this is managed by
the add_drv command:
add_drv -i "pcivendor-id,device-id" e100g ( check the man page for the syntax
with single quotes around the double quote
Dennis Clarke wrote:
> I took note of this based on NTP data after a reboot :
>
> Note the delta_t > 0.5 sec issue here after a reboot
> http://www.blastwave.org/articles/BLS-0063/callisto_peerstats_delay.png
Just a second Dennis. You say that the delta is greater than .5 sec,
but based on the
How do you specify the -I include for the Mesa directory so that the build can
take place, as it automatically appends GL/ . eg
GL/gl.h
GL/glu.h
Attempting to build with the NVIDIA include indicates the file is not present
it looks for GL/glu.h which is not provided.
If NVIDIA provides its incl
John Brewer writes:
> Dhcp client did work on and off there were several code changes and putbacks,
> it had worked with Time Warners Cable modem, and DSL modem in between these
> versions of snv_b55 to snv_b61 and one of the 10u4 beta's with a few other
> caviate's
>
> http://www.opensolaris.o
> The IBM PC-AT rtc returns the next second only 0.5 seconds after setting it.
> I assume that this was to keep the error to +/- 0.5 seconds. However, the
> result is that the system clock will be 0.5 seconds faster after a reboot.
>
> At various periods there has been a work-around for this in Li
On Thu, 17 Jan 2008, UNIX admin wrote:
> Zones need a full fledged Oracle or PostgreSQL RDBMs behind them,
> integrated into a software deployment server. There is currently no such
> product on the market that actually does it well.
I like the idea of this; however, it does introduce a point o
The IBM PC-AT rtc returns the next second only 0.5 seconds after setting it. I
assume that this was to keep the error to +/- 0.5 seconds. However, the result
is that the system clock will be 0.5 seconds faster after a reboot.
At various periods there has been a work-around for this in Linux. Thi
Thanks a lot ..
Will try to look as to what could be the problem.
Thanks
Priya
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To: Vamsee Priya
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Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] Panic with"trap
On Fri, 18 Jan 2008, Vamsee Priya wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have a kernel module which panics at 2 different places with the
> following pani message :
>
> trap data type: 0x31 (data access MMU miss)
>
> When does this kind of a trap occur actually?
Under the same circumstances when you get SIGSE
Hi All,
I have a kernel module which panics at 2 different places with the
following pani message :
trap data type: 0x31 (data access MMU miss)
When does this kind of a trap occur actually?
Thanks in advance
Priya
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