I wrote a driver xxx, I want it to be loaded when i start the computer
so i put xxx into /kernel/drv/sparcv9/xxx
but after i reboot the solaris10, i check the /var/adm/messages
i found just after driver "attach", it "detach" ...
then i
"add_drv xxx" failed , instructions "Driver (xxx) i
thanks , i remember that you asked the same question. i want to know how you do
with "rename(2)".
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Elwood Edwards wrote:
> I just downloaded and burned the latest LiveCD and have booted it but I'm
> hessitant to install it on my laptop because it appears to not see my Linksys
> WPC54G PCMCIA card (Atheros).
Can "prtconf -D | grep ath" show the PC card? If not,
send me the output of "prtco
Can anyone advise when kernel PPS is expected to be working with NTPD?
Also, will NTPD support various GPS inputs as the 'standard' version does - for
example NMEA, Motorola Binary, etc.?
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On Tue, May 06, 2008 at 08:59:48AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > mv /export/home/us/oldfile /export/home/us/newfile
> > but rename(2) never update cache path. v_path = /export/home/us/oldfile.
> > help me...,how about update caceh path?
>
> Why do you need that ?
>
> v_path is _NOT_ the ca
| Is there a way to get Solaris to install from pxeboot via FreeBSD?
I think it should work, but it will need some more work then if you are using
(open)solaris, because they provide scripts such as add_installserver which
does most work for you, I think those scripts won't work on BSD, So will
On Mon, 5 May 2008, James Carlson wrote:
> You're assuming that the port was complete, and that the bits in the
> port were put into some suitable format (a package) in order to upload
> them somewhere.
Yes, there will possibly always be this barrier, and it is most likely the
best we can do s
well most other distro are not.
in terms of sound.
i have a toshiba equium l30 and the only operating that is fully compatible
with it is windows xp and vista unfortunate for me i bound to use the very same
products that i dislike.
so now im here asking this question too does any of your OS wor
On Mon, 5 May 2008, Mark Martin wrote:
How would you be more helped by an external repository that doesn't have
Alpine in it than an internal repository that doesn't have Alpine in it?
Mark,
In your description here, it wouldn't matter at all. What I was thinking
is that we would actually ha
On Tue, 6 May 2008, Darren Reed wrote:
> FWIW, I agree with the above - often
> # ./configure && make && make install
> is all I need to do.
>
> What I find annoying is when you use some package system (blastwave,
> pkgsrc, etc) to build a package as they often insist that all of the
> dependencie
Hi :)
I just downloaded and burned the latest LiveCD and have booted it but I'm
hessitant to install it on my laptop because it appears to not see my Linksys
WPC54G PCMCIA card (Atheros).
I've tried other Gnome distros that didn't see my wireless card while running
the LiveCD but DID see t
Hallo
You have asked for that on Oct 2006. Did you ever get a solution for that?
http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/opensolaris-discuss/2006-October/020809.html
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind Regards
Stephan Kriwet
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Yes I known Ian Murdock for its contributions in Debian project. It's for one
of this reason I talk about Debian in this post.
Distribution problematic - What I think:
- Coherence between each package like APT:
But I don't know what is the package tools for Solaris.
- Provide workspaces
ALL Solaris and OpenSolaris users :
As of this morning and after focused effort by many people in the
community, we now have 1,800 software packages at Blastwave.org which
are all in the standard SVR4 style package format. They are all built
to run on Solaris 10 and Solaris 9 and Solaris 8 an
On Mon, 5 May 2008, James Carlson wrote:
> I mostly agree with that. I don't envy the owner of that repository
> -- he's got a tough row to hoe in terms of hosting content of unknown
> and possibly legally risky origin -- but I don't think the existence
> of such a place has much to do with this
On Mon, 5 May 2008, Dennis Clarke wrote:
> I do feel that people need a zero barrier to access playground that
> allows the university student or the guy trapped inside a corp somewhere
> with no free resources to just jump in and play.
Definitely, and I'd even like to see a program in place th
On Mon, 5 May 2008, Dennis Clarke wrote:
> Two things :
>
> 1) happening :
> 2 ) working on it :
Wow, sounds good. I know a lot of folks use your packages, and I'm sure
they will benifit from it greatly. Good stuff!
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On Mon, 5 May 2008, James Carlson wrote:
> I see no existing case for Exim or postfix. I don't know if anyone's
> working on it. I believe that David Comay has a master list of open
> source software that people are working on integrating, and you should
> check with him.
Yeah, I talked to Davi
Alan Coopersmith writes:
> James Carlson wrote:
> > We used to have such a thing in the Companion CD, but that's
> > apparently fall out of favor with the rise of Indiana.
>
> Actually the Companion CD is the main other IPS repository currently
> available, hosted at sunfreeware.com.
Ah, that's t
Hi,
I have a Compaq 6710b laptop with the BM5787 mobile gigabit network cad.
All nevada builds give very poor performance, network wise. SCP
sessions stall, sites take two minutes to open, etc.
Under Solaris 10u4 I had the same problem with the bge driver, which I
fixed by installing the BCME dri
> On Sun, 4 May 2008, leno wrote:
>
> > mv /export/home/us/oldfile /export/home/us/newfile
> > but rename(2) never update cache path. v_path =
> /export/home/us/oldfile.
> > help me...,how about update caceh path?
>
> Why do you need that ?
>
> v_path is _NOT_ the cached path used for name looku
[...]
> Whether it's a vendor or a community site, I want to
> know if I can trust the
> software to do what one might reasonably expect that
> particular FOSS to do,
> and to continue to do so after an OS upgrade.
>
> "This worked for me, if it works for you too, that's
> cool" is too weak, IMO;
> On Mon, 5 May 2008, James Carlson wrote:
>
> > Alan DuBoff writes:
> >> I am giving my committment to the Alpine package,
> which I just compiled
> >> and am sending this message with.
> >
> > Paul Jakma had PSARC 2007/609 approved for Alpine.
> I don't know the
> current status of it, though.
On Sun, 4 May 2008, leno wrote:
> mv /export/home/us/oldfile /export/home/us/newfile
> but rename(2) never update cache path. v_path = /export/home/us/oldfile.
> help me...,how about update caceh path?
Why do you need that ?
v_path is _NOT_ the cached path used for name lookups via system call.
[...]
> What I find annoying is when you use some package
> system (blastwave,
> pkgsrc, etc) to build a package as they often insist
> that all of the
> dependencies must be present rather than some - which
> defeats
> the purpose of having "./configure".
>
> Darren
Many of these things, it's a
James Carlson wrote:
> We used to have such a thing in the Companion CD, but that's
> apparently fall out of favor with the rise of Indiana.
Actually the Companion CD is the main other IPS repository currently
available, hosted at sunfreeware.com.
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