phigamma,
Took a bit of your advice and having a go with binutils. However I cannot
compile ffmepg svn 18335 with the new ld from bintutils. Can you please have
alook and tell if you can where this is oging wrong. I'm using /tmp/gcc/bin/ld
but cannot figure out where or why it calls
That's all you needed to supply.
The CR was closed by renaud.ma...@sun.com, who noted
in the evaluation
that vold is gone, Tamarack replaced it, and that
Tamarack *does*
handle ZFS storage pools.
The CR was then updated by artem.kachitch...@sun.com,
who noted that
Tamarack did do
Harry Putnam wrote:
Scott Rotondo scott.roto...@sun.com writes:
casper@sun.com wrote:
The most broken part of bash is its signal handling:
cd /net/somehost/file/dir ; rm -rf *
somehost hangs; now you type a ^C to interrupt the cd.
What happens?
bash-3.2$ sleep 10; echo foo
Took a bit of your advice and having a go with
binutils. However I cannot compile ffmepg svn 18335
with the new ld from bintutils. Can you please have
alook and tell if you can where this is oging wrong.
I'm using /tmp/gcc/bin/ld but cannot figure out where
or why it calls /usr/ccs/bin/ld
http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/06/sun-microsystems-ente
rprise-technology-enterprise-tech-sun.html
I'm not a Sun Microsystems employee, but from my perspective as an outsider,
and considering the end results, I would tend to agree with everything in that
article.
In fact, the article only
ooreron said:
One led by Schwartz who believes Sun should sell and the other led by McNealy
who doesn't.
I agree with Mr. McNealy based on the concrete understanding that this would be
in the best interests of the national security of the United States. This is
why I suggested Sun seek out
ILOM ftw.
I have seen Dell racks blow breakers out of the electric junction box and imbed
the resulting shrapnel in the walls on the other side of the electric closet.
There's nothing quite like watching a large explosion to help clarify your
choices in hardware.
Tim
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No, I wasn't expecting a response from any particular person. I was just
honestly wondering if this is a controversial point. If not, I'm a
little surprised that no one has modified bash to behave more like other
shells in this respect.
Bash doesn't handle signals properly in interactive
John Smith wrote:
same problem here during install.
APIC Error interrupt on cpu 1. Status 0 = 0, Status 1 = 80.
I also see this problem with solaris nevada 111 on MacPro running native.
Though, the rest works nicely. I don't have to install sound driver
separately.
The only driver I have
artem, I'll enable that and take it from there.
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On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 10:09 AM, UNIX admin tripivc...@hotmail.com wrote:
http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/06/sun-microsystems-ente
rprise-technology-enterprise-tech-sun.html
I'm not a Sun Microsystems employee, but from my perspective as an outsider,
and considering the end results, I would
I think the USB sticks might be a false alarm. I switched back and forth
numerous times lastnight after that and was fine. Switch to desktop, finished
up and went to bed. This morning it had rebooted.
Very strange.
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I have a question. How can I use pkgadd? Can you give me an example with
*.tar.gz or other packages?
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Hanma wrote:
I have a question. How can I use pkgadd? Can you give me an example with
*.tar.gz or other packages?
man pkgadd
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Have you met some kind of resistance in a company, when you suggested Solaris instead of Linux? Why this resistance?
Frankly, Linux is not on par with Solaris, and also Solaris is cheaper than
Linux, and still Linux prospers. The same with FreeBSD, which is more stable
and also free. Still it
Hi ,
Could you pls clarify me the following question
1)Is the state of SVC is dependent with exit level.If so how?
Also how to use the different exit level.
2)When i exit the method with 98,the service state is going to maintenence.But
98 is for SMF_EXIT_MON_OFFLINE.
3)How can i change the state
Same here.
Instead they complain about me because the
(mis-)believe I'm
trolling or flaming.
They cannot see that I tried to help them.
Like MANY OTHERS.
I'd make one small change though:
I wouldn't lay off any engineers. I'd fire or demote all of middle management.
And enjoy every
I read it and tryed to install, but it writes - no packages were selected from
/var/spool/pkg. What I must to do?
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Hanma wrote:
I read it and tryed to install, but it writes - no packages were selected from
/var/spool/pkg. What I must to do?
Read the 'Sources' section:
By default, pkgadd looks in the /var/spool/pkg directory
when searching for instances of a package to install or
Hanma wrote:
I read it and tryed to install, but it writes - no packages were selected from
/var/spool/pkg. What I must to do?
pkgadd -d path/to/folder/with/packages SUNWexample
Where SUNWexample is the name of the package or:
pkgadd -d path/to/folder/with/packages all
best
Michal Pryc
what kind of package there must be?
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I have a question. How can I use pkgadd? Can you give me an example with
*.tar.gz or other packages?
Use pkgutil
DO NOT be confused by this :
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man1/pkgutil.1.html
see :
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 11:50 AM, Hanma dante...@mail.ru wrote:
what kind of package there must be?
please, read a solaris manual.
SXCE packages are in SVR4 format, read pkgadd(1M), pkgrm(1M) for more
information
opensolaris 2008.11 are in pkg format, read pkg(5) for more information
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The Gnome / X not starting and the APIC error are not related. A couple of
builds ago (now at 111), Alan C told me that there were some fonts missing in
gnome which caused the X problem. I tried his fix and it has been working since
then. I understand the fix was in snv_110.
The APIC thing is
I do agree that Sun and the US would be better served by Sun getting assistance
from the US government. And that money should go directly into marketing,
sales, getting channel partners up to speed, and keeping engineering teams
intact (and bring back those that were lost). Then Sun should
ooreron said:
One led by Schwartz who believes Sun should sell and
the other led by McNealy who doesn't.
I agree with Mr. McNealy based on the concrete
understanding that this would be in the best
interests of the national security of the United
States. This is why I suggested Sun seek
casper@sun.com wrote:
Bash doesn't handle signals properly in interactive shells.
Bash also does not handle signlals properly in non-interactive shells.
If you call bash -c cmd, bash sets up process grous and thus you cannot
simply abort layered make calls by typing ^C. My smake for
when a company is struggling, there are millions of analysts and
experts who come up with zillions of reasons for not doing well. Very
conveniently these reasons come up only after the fact.
Martin Bochnig wrote:
when a company is struggling, there are millions of
analysts and
experts who come up with zillions of reasons for
not doing well. Very
conveniently these reasons come up only after the
fact.
No, that's not true in this case; you can easily find my writings on the
subject dating at least
Sean Bushby sean.bus...@gmail.com
writes:
I think the USB sticks might be a false alarm. I switched back and
forth numerous times lastnight after that and was fine. Switch to
desktop, finished up and went to bed. This morning it had rebooted.
Do you have any problems with the KVM itself?
Utterly mad.
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Hi,
Has anybody been able to install OpenSolaris build 111 on an Hp xw9400
with 16gb mem, Quad core procs and 140 gb sata drive.
Thanks,
BB
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Think the short ansawer is Linux is an easier name to rememberthis sounds
flippent but Opensolaros is a brand name not pushed or marketed for sometime by
Sun and has dropped off the radar for some as a legacy mainframe
dinasure..Decision makers want to prove themselves by having something
Greetings
Mostly here is written about problems.
Now i have to say something positive.
Update Manager noted new release and i did update from b110 based preview.
Now after reboot , system is clearly noteable faster than ever before !!
So keep up good work !
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Think the short ansawer is Linux is an easier name to rememberthis sounds
flippent but Opensolaros is a brand name not pushed or marketed for sometime by
Sun and has dropped off the radar for some as a legacy mainframe
dinasure..Decision makers want to prove themselves by having something
Think the short ansawer is Linux is an easier name to rememberthis sounds
flippent but Opensolaris is a brand name not pushed or marketed for sometime by
Sun and has dropped off the radar for some as a legacy mainframe
dinasure..Decision makers want to prove themselves by having something
Think the short answer is Linux is an easier name to rememberthis sounds
flippant but Opensolaris is a brand name not pushed or marketed for sometime by
Sun and has dropped off the radar for some as a legacy mainframe
dinosaur..Decision makers want to prove themselves by having something
Think the short answer is Linux is an easier name to rememberthis sounds
flippant but Opensolaris is a brand name not pushed or marketed for sometime by
Sun and has dropped off the radar for some as a legacy mainframe
dinosaur..Decision makers want to prove themselves by having something
Can anyone tell me what I need to do in /etc/syslog.conf
To make the system logger create a file if it isn't present.
I wanted a general debug file so put this in /etc/syslog.conf
*.debug/var/adm/debug
When I boot up I get error about there being no /var/adm/debug
present. If I
Make sure the BIOS is updated, you can try enabling/disabling intel vt in BIOS
or disabling usb legacy support ( may cause keyboard to not work in grub) Try
booting with a unix option of -B disable-mybaddriver=true under grub e to
edit the line after unix and can separate the options with a
It is required to create that files by hand.
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Setup: Opensolaris.11 buiid 110
I've wondered if there is an application available for OpenSolaris
that is capable of backup (incrementally) windows machines across a
network?
My background is linux somay be I just haven't heard of the apps
that can do this. Or maybe just don't know how to use
Very true. Sun has not really spent much money in the way of advertising
Solaris or OpenSolaris. Sadly, I see more ads for Java than I do for other Sun
products and that just doesn't make much sense. Sun should be advertising it
like crazy. The fact that Toshiba is selling a laptop with
SUNWgnu-idn
SUNWmysql51test
Just FYI,
Uwe
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Uwe Dippel wrote:
SUNWgnu-idn
6819291 SUNWgnu-idn has bad prototype entry and cannot install in snv_111.
SUNWmysql51test
6820402 SUNWmysql51test: postinstall script isn't JumpStart/Live Upgrade
compliant
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Positive news is good :)
I noticed also that performance is slightly better and nothing broke. I think
this build is the one off which 2009.06 will be based too.
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Looks like compiz is broken :(
On 4/9/09 9:24 AM, Ché Kristo wrote:
Positive news is good :)
I noticed also that performance is slightly better and nothing broke. I think
this build is the one off which 2009.06 will be based too.
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Yong Sun wrote:
Looks like compiz is broken :(
On 4/9/09 9:24 AM, Ché Kristo wrote:
Positive news is good :)
I noticed also that performance is slightly better and nothing broke.
I think this build is the one off which 2009.06 will be based too.
Yong Sun wrote:
Looks like compiz is broken :(
Have an nvidia card? Apply the workaround in the release notes:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=99516tstart=0
(look for bug id 6822628 in the known issues list).
Fix is coming in the 111a respin for 2009.06.
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Yong Sun wrote:
Looks like compiz is broken :(
Have an nvidia card? Apply the workaround in the
release notes:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=9
9516tstart=0
(look for bug id 6822628 in the known issues list).
Fix is coming in the 111a respin for 2009.06.
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W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
Re compiz is broken, I changed the Visual Effects from none to
normal, and it instantly crushed my machine (hp6929, c2d, GM965, 4 GB),
necessitating a cold reboot.
nv_111a will also have a set of Intel graphics bug fixes on the kernel side:
6820590 Toshiba R500
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