At LU from nv109 to nv110 on UFS, everything was okay (at least according to
the messages at
luupgrade -u -n nv110 -s /mnt and luactivate).
At
init 6
however, I got to see some
bootadm: invalid option or missing option argument: -e
91 service stopped
updating /platform/.../boot_archive
updating /p
Thanks a lot. :)
I am able to install the package now..
Thanks
Spoorthy
Alfred Peng wrote:
IPSmc doesn't exist in /release repository. I guess you'll have to add
the blastwave IPS repo to the authority list:
% pfexec pkg set-authority -O http://blastwave.network.com:1/
blastwave
And try
IPSmc doesn't exist in /release repository. I guess you'll have to add
the blastwave IPS repo to the authority list:
% pfexec pkg set-authority -O http://blastwave.network.com:1/ blastwave
And try again:
% pfexec pkg install IPSmc
-Alfred
Spoorthy H.S wrote:
Here's the output of pkg autho
Here's the output of pkg authority
hpcu...@hpc2:~/SFE$ pkg authority
AUTHORITY URL
localrepo http://localhost:1/
opensolaris.org (preferred) http://pkg.opensolaris.org/release/
-Spoorthy
Shawn Walker wrote:
Spoorthy Shankarmurthy
Sorry, should be "zfs snapshot -r rp...@now"
Zhu, Lejun wrote:
> I just did it last week by another way (modified from
> http://blogs.sun.com/slowhog/entry/install_opensolaris_side_by_side):
>
> - Physically connect your new HDD.
> - zpool create newpool
> - zfs snapshot rp...@now
>
I'm hoping that the new web infrastructure that is being rolled out will fix
this issue...it's extremely frustrating :-|
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> I know it has never worked for me. And now the
> "orange dots of new content" seem to be broken too. I
> think perhaps a different forum software should be
> used.
Not only that, but I have found that recently my messages are cc'd to
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I just did it last week by another way (modified from
http://blogs.sun.com/slowhog/entry/install_opensolaris_side_by_side):
- Physically connect your new HDD.
- zpool create newpool
- zfs snapshot rp...@now
- zfs send -R rp...@now | zfs receive -dF newpool
- Install
Yes...there is an iso available from http://www.memtest.org/#downiso
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Nicholas,
Thank for getting back with me. Not sure where to add the driver in the
Jumpstart configuration?
The only error I see is the following:
Can't load drivers for /p...@1f,0/netw...@b
Can't load the root filesystem
I'm not sure what's going on because when Jumpstart starts I
I guess I can just burn a cd and boot from the iso?
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> Bad memory? It happens. Run memtest86+. Let it run
> for a few hours.
>
> --ron
Can you direct me to a pre compiled version?
I tried to compile it from freshmeat but had no success
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I am sure everyone has heard about this by now: future versions of Sun xVM
VirtualBox will have an option that allows its users to upload the vdi images
to Sun's Cloud so you can run your favorite operating system or operating
systems on-line. (Please see the attached screenshot which was taken
Bad graphics card driver maybe? Which card do you use?
On 3/22/09, Mike DeMarco wrote:
> Including build 110. Since build 104 I have been unable to load the OS using
> the graphics install as it tells me no screens found. when I install in text
> mode the system installs fine but upon reboot th
Bad memory? It happens. Run memtest86+. Let it run for a few hours.
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I'm getting the following console message during boot on snv_109 and snv_110.
Does anyone know what it means, is there a cure, should I even care?
APIC Error interrupt on CPU 0. Status 0 = 0, Status 1 = 80
APIC Error interrupt on CPU 1. Status 0 = 0, Status 1 = 80
I tried /etc/system: set pcplus
Including build 110. Since build 104 I have been unable to load the OS using
the graphics install as it tells me no screens found. when I install in text
mode the system installs fine but upon reboot the system will crash with what I
can catch of it.
SunOS -8000-06 type: error 1
event type 172
> You get a 60GB mirror.
I suspected as much, hence my question.
> Then, when you remove the 60G disk and your reboot or
> export/import the
> pool, then it will reevaluate the size of the vdev.
>
> It tried and it worked (and "zpool history" remembers
> how I did it)
Cool. That is a really use
casper@sun.com writes:
[...]
>
>>Is there a better way?
>
>
> Yes.
[...]
> zpool pool attach olddevice newdevice (make a mirror)
>
> and later, after a reboot from the new mirror (and after installing grub)
>
> zpool pool detach pool olddevice
Well, I'm still having trouble
>> That should work. If you fix all three disks, it is somewhat faster to
>> attach and replace in one step (attach and replace run in parallel and you
>> only need to read the zpool once).
>
>By `fix' above, I guess you mean create a solaris (non-efi) slice
>right?
I actually meant to say that
casper@sun.com writes:
>>2) Casper indicated a different 2 step procedure in the event where the
>> newdevice needs to be bootable. That is the case for me.
>>
>> I wondered if I might be able to use the first technique anyway:
>>
>> > zpool pool replace olddevice newdevice
>>
>> An
Unthought of man. Thanks for your remind.
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hello
I'm sorry but that change to power.conf didn't have an impact to the disk
behavior.
thanks alot for your answer. But i don't feel that the noise is coming from
head parking because there is also lower vibration and lower general noise
coming from the harddisk.
Anyway this means i have o
>But what happens when you attempt to mirror a 60GB disk to a 500GB disk?
>How does that work?
You get a 60GB mirror.
Then, when you remove the 60G disk and your reboot or export/import the
pool, then it will reevaluate the size of the vdev.
It tried and it worked (and "zpool history" remember
> To the 'genius' who pared down the shutdown process
> in snv_110, well done.
The genius is Daniel Price, and you can read about the adventure to get there,
at this URI:
"Speeding to a halt"
http://blogs.sun.com/dp/date/20090306
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> >Can I use `dd' for that task or is that likely to
> have problems with
> >zfs?
>
> Possible, yes. Also, you need to copy everything.
Doesn't dd(1) do a bitwise copy, so how would that work?
> Yes.
>
> zpool pool replace olddevice newdevice
Did anyone ever tell you that you're a geni
Additionally, you might want to experiment with `zfs send`, but as I've not
used this feature yet, I can't say whether that'll work for this particular
scenario.
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You're stuck.
There's no clean-cut way to do what you want; you can't copy the VTOC over,
because of the geometry mismatch.
The way to do what you want is with a combination of find(1) and cpio(1):
Assuming that the 500GB disk is mounted on /mnt,
( find / -mount -local -depth -print | cpio -pv
>Sorry to keep on about this but, I'm right on the verge of doing it
>now and of course getting a little gun shy. Two things come to mind.
>
>1) The existing boot drive with OS on it is a 25 gb slice of
> c3d1(a 60 gb disk), so c3d1s0
>
> The new device is a 500 gb drive all one newly creat
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