Hi!
2008-11-14: ksh93 update tarballs for Solaris Nevada+Indiana
These tarballs are intended to be installed over an existing OpenSolaris
>= B84 i386 or SPARC installation and provide ast-ksh.2008-11-04
>(ksh93t_20081104) and match PSARC/2008/094 ("ksh93 Update 1" ;
>http://www.opensola
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> Glenn Lagasse writes:
> > Several of us have been working on fixing this for a few weeks now.
> > We're mostly 'there',
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 9:02 AM, Patrick Ale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> When I run mpstat/prstat/vmstat in a zone, is it actually outputting
> the statistics in regards of running queue, CPU usage and all of that
> particular zone only?
> I ask this cause I am trying to find out why one of our
Hi, after a image-update to:
$ cat /etc/release
OpenSolaris 2008.11 snv_101a_rc1b X86
Copyright 2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Use is subject to license terms.
Assembled 05 November 2008
I get s
Glenn Lagasse writes:
> Several of us have been working on fixing this for a few weeks now.
> We're mostly 'there', just a few loose ends to tie up as it were. The
> formal release of 2008.11 should install on systems with only 512M of
> ram.
Cool!
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James Carlson, Solaris Networking
* James Carlson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Li Yuan writes:
> > Hi, I am going to try open solaris, but I have to get more memory first.
> > My questions are as follows.
> >How forgiving is open solaris to times when the computer looses power. I
> > know this can be a serious problem in windo
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>> And there are some issues we need recognize: the root archive.
>
>True ... a single 'bootadm update-archive' is needed after the first
>boot following an upgrade. For most ordinary users, kernel upgrades
>are not so frequent that it's a serious hazard.
>
>(We should
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> And there are some issues we need recognize: the root archive.
True ... a single 'bootadm update-archive' is needed after the first
boot following an upgrade. For most ordinary users, kernel upgrades
are not so frequent that it's a serious hazard.
(We should still do
>UFS (not used by default anymore) includes a transaction logging
>feature that's enabled by default. This also protects against
>corruption in case of failure.
Well, it's not as good (my a long shot) as ZFS; UFS logs meta changes,
not the file content; having proper inodes but not the proper d
Li Yuan writes:
> Hi, I am going to try open solaris, but I have to get more memory first.
> My questions are as follows.
>How forgiving is open solaris to times when the computer looses power. I
> know this can be a serious problem in windows, but I have had no problem when
> this happened w
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