prtconf -p | grep XVR
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Oracle buys SUN for Java and SUN sparc hardware.
So there is no reason to speculate on this.
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Hi,
What is the command to findout the type of graphics card I am using ?
My machine info Sol 10, sparc.
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Barun Parichha
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Hi
I tried running the OpenSolaris 2008.11 Live CD in order to install it on my
Thinkpad R61.When it loaded, it booted till a message "Syncing File System 3
22 111 ..." and immediately after reported "No device configured for
dump...Rebooting".This message may have been due to the fact that i was
r
Why are we wasting our time speculating about questions where nobody knows what
the actual answer to the question is while there is so much real work that
still needs to be done and so many essential features that need to be added to
Indiana so that it can be a production ready open source serve
these sorts of questions are just not going to get answered here, they are
corporate strategy not community issues...anyone with any onfo on where this
will go is under nda. Please see prior threads on this topic rather than
polluting the lists with redundant discussion.
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After Accusion I'm interested answering on one my question
Is possible that sun after buying by oracle , can buy little companies for
example working under vbox or cc developing ?
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I've been using the Sunw Transmission package (version 1.33) for the last few
months with OpenSolaris 11.2008, but would like to update to more current
versions (currently 1.61). I haven't been able to find any updated packages on
the dev, contrib, or blastware repositories and have tried buildi
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 7:53 PM, Shawn Walker wrote:
> The easiest way to install "all" available packages is to select the
> "redistributable" package and install that.
>
> Or:
> pfexec pkg install redistributable
>
> Cheers,
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Thanks!
Nasdorovje,
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Martin Bochnig wrote:
Although there is a 2nd problem: Selecting _all_ packages from the
package-manager-GUI will fail, because about 50 packages lack the
correct tags for which ISA they are intended for. I am talking about
SPARC-only packages which have no x86 counterpart. They should not
appear
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 7:31 PM, Jim Langston wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I downloaded and installed B111a, but it seems there
> are quite a few packages which show in the package manager,
> but, I get an error such as this trying to install:
>
> Preparing...
> Gathering packages information, please wait
Got it, I needed to add a repo pointing at dev
Jim
Jim Langston wrote:
Hi all,
I downloaded and installed B111a, but it seems there
are quite a few packages which show in the package manager,
but, I get an error such as this trying to install:
Preparing...
Gathering packages
Hi all,
I downloaded and installed B111a, but it seems there
are quite a few packages which show in the package manager,
but, I get an error such as this trying to install:
Preparing...
Gathering packages information, please wait...
Error:
The following pattern(s) did not match any packages in
Hi,
I am trying to customize the b113 distribution miniroot to set it up for
jumpstart support per the instructions provided in "GRUB AND THE SOLARIS™
OPERATING SYSTEM ON X86 PLATFORMS - A GUIDE TO CREATING A CUSTOMIZED BOOT DVD"
document (excerpt is below). However, when we try to do Step
Yes it will stay open source. The CDDL is a very nice license, and doesn't
allow easy 'take backs' either. The only approach Oracle would be able to take
would be one of SCO-like claims about improperly released copyright material.
That approach would not yield them any positives, and would invi
By the look of it you have a storage problem. mpt is a disk device
driver, not a network driver.
The last error prior to reboot (power cycle?) was:
EVENT-TIME: Tue May 19 18:08:33 CEST 2009
PLATFORM: System Product Name, CSN: System Serial Number, HOSTNAME: srv01st
SOURCE: zfs-diagnosis, REV:
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