Case solved, with the hint from Ginn to look at the sound configuration.
Upgraded to nv_121, no change.
mixerctl -a shows
Device: /dev/sound/audiohd:1mixer
Name= audiohd#1
Config = onboard1 (a)
HW Info = Unknown HD codec: 0x1002aa01
Device: /dev/sound/audiohd:0mixer
Name=
Did a full reinstall with osol-1002-121-x86.iso (I upgraded before from
OpenSolaris 2009.06 - which seemed to have caused the issues I had) and now VNC
Server is working again.
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I installed a non-global zone on my OpenSolaris system (snv_111b) via
zoneadm install and I notice that there a bunch of packages were not
installed that are in the global zone of the running BE. Is there a way
I can create and install a zone so that it has all the packages found in
the global
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Hi!
Today I migrated my (Intel Core Duo based, with DRM supported Intel
gfx) to OpenSolaris preview 2010.02, based on build 121. I must really
take my hat:)
I love almost everything of the countless goodies.
RESPECT, dear Sun!
regards,
%martin
(who has now
Apologies if this is the wrong area, but I didn't really see a good place to
ask this.
I'm looking for some information on changing the behavior of the
console-login:default service. I would like to change it from the standard
login service to a custom menu system, but am not having good
Changing the start/exec property of console-login SMF service to the script of
your custom menu system would be job #1. Do not know whether you've been there.
And there are a bunch of tty properties you can get from svccfg -s console-login
listprop.
Probably your menu script need to set the tty
I must say I agree, this release fixed some little quirks that I hadn't yet
got around to reporting.
Very polished and it can only get better as we move closer to release!
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Martin Bochnig mar...@martux.org wrote:
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Hi!
Today I migrated my
I have been using various linux distributions since the days of kernel v0.9 in
the early 90s and was never totally satisfied with the experience. I always
had to fiddle to get things working, and I'd rather do real work instead of
babysitting the OS.
Today I installed 2009.06 and was blown
On Wed, 2009-09-02 at 05:52 +0300, Martin Bochnig wrote:
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Hi!
Today I migrated my (Intel Core Duo based, with DRM supported Intel
gfx) to OpenSolaris preview 2010.02, based on build 121. I must really
take my hat:)
I love almost everything of the countless
