Fresh installation on an old notebook, Dell D400, with 1.2 GB of RAM; as one of
4 OSes: XP, OpenBSD, Ubuntu (and nv81 before).
Booting to DVD, the first noteworthy message is:
Attempting to configure interface bge0
Skipped interface bge0
Why? The driver is there, nv81 worked with it, and
Chen,
How are you making the bootable USB in the first place?
Have you followed the example which can be located on ether of these two
blogs:
http://blogs.sun.com/dminer/entry/opensolaris_developer_preview_on_usb
or
Hi, Kevin, interesting experiment.
Could you brief your process of making USB disk image before more help can be
given ?
As a suggestion on a 2nd computer, please connect the USB disk. But instead of
booting from it, boot from CD-ROM (or miniboot if any, unavailable for 2008.05
at default
Lu Baolu writes:
I am encountering an e1000g error on Nevada snv_87. I am not sure
whether it is the same as you stated.
That's the one. Here's the work-around:
One known problem with e1000g is that the new FMA support can cause it
to erroneously report itself as faulty, resulting in
I installed Solaris Express Developer Edition 01/08. Every boot wile the kernel
boots, all my disks (HDD/CDROM) stop for 1 second and start again I think
the net stops too... (In Solaris 10 I haven't this problem)
What I need to do for normal booting without stopping disks?
This message
I installed Solaris Express Developer Edition 01/08.
Every boot wile the kernel boots, all my disks
(HDD/CDROM) stop for 1 second and start again I
think the net stops too... (In Solaris 10 I haven't
this problem)
That's bug 6622965 (or 6706366)
But an atapi optical device on a p-ata
Thank you
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* Raj, Ashok ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Folks
Trouble: DHCP gets IP addr, but doesn't create /etc/resolv.conf
I have had trouble like this on another system, but just ignored, now
that I have hit it on another system I would like to find out a
solution. Can someone help.
During
I called Sun and I was willing to spend $324 for a year of support. However, I
asked if for my money they could guarantee a solution. I didn't want to shell
out $$ for someone to run me through what I've already tried, and then be told
they couldn't help. Turns out that Sun doesn't officially
Woohoo... that works.
Thanks a ton
Cheers,
ashok raj
- Open Source Technology Center
You need to also make sure that /etc/nsswitch.conf has dns on the
hosts:
line. Such as:
hosts: files dns
You may need to refresh the name service cache after making this
change:
svcadm refresh
Raj, Ashok writes:
Any idea how to fix this lookup problem? Btw: reverse lookup also works
fine. I think the problem is /etc/resolv.conf not being created
automatically causes some trouble, cant figure out how to fix it.
There are two parts to this: /etc/resolv.conf is the DNS subsystem
Mark,
I work in the services group at Sun.
Would be interested to know if you have found anyone who would give you
the "guarantee" you are looking for on that specific HW. I would be
curious to review the service level commitment they offer.
Just trying to make our services better..
Brad
Hi Tim,
Thanks, I appreciate you getting the community involved in some of
the planning re: Indiana. Just for my own clarification as to what
sorts of requirements you're gathering, I assume you're asking the OGB
members to participate purely as interested OpenSolaris community
members
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-2450/gfxsb?a=view
Iam trying to follow directions in above site to get vncserver launched
automatically.
But when tried the steps in
svccfg -s application/x11/x11-server:display1 addpropvalue
options/server: /usr/X11/bin/Xvnc
svccfg -s
All (apologies in advance for cross-posting),
I'd like to have a requirements gathering session
with all of you and OGB,
I for one appreciate this inviting notice to the community!
I have a suggestion though. This comes from the fact that I don't know who you
are. :) Since I don't know
On Sat, Jun 7, 2008 at 2:53 AM, James Carlson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Raj, Ashok writes:
Any idea how to fix this lookup problem? Btw: reverse lookup also works
fine. I think the problem is /etc/resolv.conf not being created
automatically causes some trouble, cant figure out how to fix it.
sunfreeware: YES!!
blastwave: HELL NO!!
From blastwave a simple package install turns into a download fest. From
sunfreeware you download the package you want, install it and it works. From
blastwave the package you want requires that you download just about
everything that blastwave has
Hi,
Solaris Express 10 Developer edition running on core2duo, Intel DP35DP.
It throws up the following error after accessing net through broadband.
Cannot load module 'sockfs'
sockfs: unable to resolve dependency module 'drv/ip' not
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