I want to where the package information ( the result of pkginfo -l ) is placed.
as I need to do upgrade S9 - S10. after upgrade , I need to reuse the package
installed on another disk. so I need to know where they are put, so that I can
copy them to S10.
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I want to where the package information ( the result
of pkginfo -l ) is placed.
as I need to do upgrade S9 - S10. after upgrade , I
need to reuse the package installed on another disk.
so I need to know where they are put, so that I can
copy them to S10.
There are two files,
So to make you happiest here Sun should kill Solaris
and switch to Linux?
Of course not!
Or keep Solaris, but kill ZFS and switch to ext2fs?
Of course not!
Where's your line for where Sun should be different
and where it should
just use what others use?
Anywhere where using the same
I think you've missed a lot of his earlier posts.
He'd be happiest if
un killed Solaris and switched to *IRIX*.
Not quite true.
As someone who has been using Solaris (my first UNIX ever) since the 2.5 days,
I think I have a decent understanding of Solaris's strengths and weaknesses.
To
So to make you happiest here Sun should kill
Solaris
and switch to Linux?
Of course not!
Or keep Solaris, but kill ZFS and switch to
ext2fs?
Of course not!
Where's your line for where Sun should be
different
and where it should
just use what others use?
Anywhere where
You need to do:
Launch Button PreferencesApperanceVisual
effectsnone
Log out Log in.
//Lars
Doesn't work. I'll try to attach a screenshot.
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Pick the one that works
for you, and leave
other folks for whom another choice works better to
their own devices, please.
The problem is, one day I might run into the other choice at some other
employer - and than I will have a mess on my hands. So in this particular
case, you can't just
Pick the one that works
for you, and leave
other folks for whom another choice works better
to
their own devices, please.
The problem is, one day I might run into the other
choice at some other employer - and than I will have
a mess on my hands. So in this particular case, you
We need to bring the Mailman service down starting now. We
expect it to be back online in 60 - 90 minutes.
Eric
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We'll be taking the mail server down for some routine maintenance in few
minutes. The outage should last roughly 1 hour.
Derek
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There is another thread on Package Management here:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=59952tstart=0
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tried that, fault is still there.
I recently tried setting maxphys but that did not help.
set maxphys=4194304 in /etc/system
I guess I can only hope for an update that might possibly fix this issue?
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Since only generations 10 and above of AMD's family of processors are supported
for power management, I am thinking about upgrading a couple of our Athlon X2
machines to either Barcelona or Phenom (w/o changing the motherboards).
Can anyone share your experience in running OpenSolaris on either
I have OpenSolaris 2008.05 running and really enjoy the ease of the Package
Manager GUI. I was disappointed when I fired up Solaris Express: Community
Edition (SX:CE) snv_91 and found there was no package manager.
I looked for the package's project and found that one could compile it from
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update binaries available for download (for Solaris Nevada = B84+Indiana) ...
funny thing .. if I have an xterm open and then I resize the xterm by
Anyone here read the article Why RAID 5 stops working in 2009 at
http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=162
Does RAIDZ have the same chance of unrecoverable read error as RAID5 in Linux
if the RAID has to be rebuilt because of a faulty disk? I imagine so because
of the physical constraints that
Anybody knows how to use mkisofs to create Sparc Nevada boot CD? ( I have /boot
(with hsfs.bootblock and sparc.miniroot) and /platform directories.)Old methods
tell me create image with slices but last SXCE have miniroot image. Need help.
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Rob Clark wrote:
SXCE is a platform used to build OpenSolaris so it seems we ought to (try to)
follow the updating procedures (BFU) in place (
http://opensolaris.org/os/downloads/#build ) .
BFU is not the update procedure for SXCE - it's a quick way for
developers of a portion of OpenSolaris
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 2:32 AM, UNIX admin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So to make you happiest here Sun should kill Solaris
and switch to Linux?
Of course not!
Or keep Solaris, but kill ZFS and switch to ext2fs?
Of course not!
Where's your line for where Sun should be different
and where
Hi ,everyone.
I want to create a customed opensolaris ISO like NexentaOS. Can someone give
me some suggestion? method ,doc,tools ,env etc?
Several days ago ,I built the opensolaris kernel according to the DOC
build_opensolaris.pdf,but it end with BFU. It's not what I wanted.
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