> Dennis Clarke wrote:
>>> Dennis Clarke wrote:
Here are some key terms. The FCS or GA release and the ABI, the SPI
and
API.
I have always been curious what the difference was between FCS and GA.
I
think that GA means General Availability and perhaps is the same
Dennis Clarke wrote:
>> Dennis Clarke wrote:
>>> Here are some key terms. The FCS or GA release and the ABI, the SPI and
>>> API.
>>>
>>> I have always been curious what the difference was between FCS and GA. I
>>> think that GA means General Availability and perhaps is the same as FCS.
>>>
>>>
>>
Paul Roberts wrote:
> I was really hoping to use Xen with Build 99 on Xeons but apparently there is
> a bug (kernel panic) so I'm not able to. Is there any way to grab an older
> build?
>
>
Follow the download link to the login page and change "b99" in the URL
to an earlier build (b97 looks t
> Dennis Clarke wrote:
>> Here are some key terms. The FCS or GA release and the ABI, the SPI and
>> API.
>>
>> I have always been curious what the difference was between FCS and GA. I
>> think that GA means General Availability and perhaps is the same as FCS.
>>
>>
> FCS stands for First Customer
Dennis Clarke wrote:
> Here are some key terms. The FCS or GA release and the ABI, the SPI and API.
>
> I have always been curious what the difference was between FCS and GA. I
> think that GA means General Availability and perhaps is the same as FCS.
>
>
FCS stands for First Customer Ship[ment]
I was really hoping to use Xen with Build 99 on Xeons but apparently there is a
bug (kernel panic) so I'm not able to. Is there any way to grab an older build?
Thanks,
Paul
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I went to visual effects and I chose extra effects and after I did click in the
button ok, the machine gets blocked, the keyboard and the mouse doesn’t respond
, so had to reboot the computer, but when it start again, it keeps blocked,
any one knows the reason? What should I do? My computer ha
> you might want to check the documentation community,
> they have
> http://globalglossary.sunvirtuallab.com/wiki/index.php
> /Main_Page
> which you can extend for your purposes
I didn't even know that site existed! I think maybe it renders my page
redundant. I'll probably add the definitions I h
> Thanks. Wish I phrased the question better, but great
> response.
Seems number of replies goes up, and usefulness probably goes down,
in proportion to how provocatively phrased the question could be seen
to be. :-)
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andrew wrote:
> I have started to create a page to explain some of the jargon that is
> specific to Solaris and/or Sun but I'm stock on a few terms. Can some
> knowledgeable folk possibly have a look and reply here with definitions for
> those I've not got meanings for, and also check I've got t
> No intended spin. I think that Solaris is great, in
> many ways the best. I'm just curious about why Joe CS
> Student is going to be really interested in it as a
> workstation or mid/low-end server compared to the
> alternatives. I see a potential issue because they
> will probably run OS X or Li
you might want to check the documentation community, they have
http://globalglossary.sunvirtuallab.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
which you can extend for your purposes
On Sun, Oct 5, 2008 at 2:34 PM, andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for those. Can I use your explanations on my page? I wou
Thanks for those. Can I use your explanations on my page? I would "source
acknowledge" your contribution (or not if you prefer).
Thanks
Andrew.
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> I have started to create a page to explain some of the jargon that is
> specific to Solaris and/or Sun but I'm stock on a few terms. Can some
> knowledgeable folk possibly have a look and reply here with definitions
> for those I've not got meanings for, and also check I've got the rest
> correc
andrew wrote:
> I have started to create a page to explain some of the jargon that is
> specific to Solaris and/or Sun but I'm stock on a few terms. Can some
> knowledgeable folk possibly have a look and reply here with definitions for
> those I've not got meanings for, and also check I've got
I have started to create a page to explain some of the jargon that is specific
to Solaris and/or Sun but I'm stock on a few terms. Can some knowledgeable folk
possibly have a look and reply here with definitions for those I've not got
meanings for, and also check I've got the rest correct? The p
Solaris is not Linux. You cannot assume that because the sutdown command exists
on Solaris that it takes the same arguments as on Linux. If you read the man
page for shutdonw you will see that the correct way to initiate an immediate
shutdown on Solaris is to issue this command:
shutdown -i5 -g
Thanks. Wish I phrased the question better, but great response.
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