man pages are documentation about system for users, admins and developers. Just
because you don't understand it doesn't mean that it's bad.
If some user has brain he don't need to go through it. He can use right click
in GUI as in Windows. And name home is very clean description of for what
Again and again. You don't read anything about ZFS.
1) You can't have full home partition if you have some free space on disk
because ZFS will use free space for your file in home. Of course you can set
quotas so user can use say 20GB of space and so on
2) Same situation. Until you have some
K.I.S.S. Keep It Simple Stupid , that's why Unix-world use a lot of text.
Because people can read text no some binary data stuff ;-) And yes, you can
build nice GUI on text base as you can see in MacOs or OpenSolaris or Ubuntu.
OS = Operating system
system mean most of the times some complex
You can have full power of Unix in GUI if you know what do. You don't know so
you must use what someone prepared for you. If it's not what you are looking
for then you can use your old solution or try another. It's a freedom.
Just because you don't understand power of CLI doesn't mean that it's
Just because you were visiting some school doesn't mean that you have
appropriate knowledge.
Restricting user to home directory is not too much restrictive. Normal user
don't need anything outside of his/her home directory. If he/she use some apps
which need something like that then developer
http://www.opensolaris.org
http://docs.sun.com
And you think that we are somewhat bad on you, but it's not true. A lot of
people are giving help to you, but it looks like you don't want to listen and
understand.
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Tomas Bodzar wrote:
Just because you were visiting some school doesn't mean that you have
appropriate knowledge.
To whom or to what are you replying?
Context, please.
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Make OS for newbies and only newbies will want to use it.
If 80% or 90% of users use something doesn't mean that it's good for me too.
You are trying to tweak something to Windows way. Maybe by accident only, but
still. A lot of friends around me have Ubuntu, either parents,
It's reply on this :
I know basic unix things like file permissions and file system navigation. I
gone thru basic unix and shell dumb theories / commands in my computer science
graduation course. Since 1997, I have been using windows and installing and
reinstalling windows and several user
Don't you see them on the bottom taskbar ?
Otherwise you can use the compiz window manager which provides plugins that
allow displaying apps with a mouse gesture.
Install SUNWcompiz-fusion-main and SUNWcompiz-fusion-extra then go to System
Preferences Appearance Visual Effects and clic on
http://www.pinegin.com/2009/08/26/install-oracle_10g-opensolaris-sunos-5-11/
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On Fri, 2009-10-23 at 11:27 -0700, sridhar wrote:
looks like we have to say that very fundamental/basic static ip
configuration
is not working in open solaris 2009.06. Any relevant authorized person
around here,
please confirm this.
You mentioned Virtual Box window in another thread
On Thu, 2009-10-22 at 23:11 -0700, sridhar wrote:
Assuming that there are other partitions with empty space. Only the partition
with os and home dir is full. Assume that all apps are installed in this same
partition. Then tell what open solaris will do in the following two cases:
1. If I
On Thu, 2009-10-22 at 12:05 -0400, Paul Gress wrote:
sridhar wrote:
In short, I want the full power of unix and all it's commands in the GUI
form. Oh, GOD, when I will use that kind of unix. I think it will be a
dream as long as there are incorrigible fans of CUI commands in user
I suppose that Oracle Is going to Support Opensolaris . Reasons are few .
OpenSolaris is base for Future Solaris 11
OpenSolaris have large Communnity and Respected For Many Admins and Developers
OpenSolaris is optymilisated for Sun Servers including DB and Data Server :)
OpenSolaris is probably
I would like to ask if anyone knows if there is some place where we couldfind
*all* white papers published from SUN. Personally I enjoy reading them,and if
there isn't something like that then I would like to ask you if it ispossible
to establish such *repository*? (not IPS repository but some
Krzysztof Abramowicz wrote:
Sun is now the biggest sponsor of opensource
Sun has been and continues to be the largest corporate contributor
to open source. The proposed acquisition was not the start of this.
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Note that for the applications to appear in the panel, you need to have
the Window List applet in your panel. You might try right-clicking
on an empty area of the panel and select Add to panel. Then add the
Window List applet. Does this fix the problem?
By default this applet is in your
This bug is for the RTL8111 chipset and the rge driver. The problem has been
going on for some time and the bug has also been open for quite some time
without updates. Is anyone working this problem?
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hello all,
i have a machine os2008.11, with many zones. I'm in the process of
upgrade to os2009.06, the global zone is ok, but some zones failed:
Indexing Packages ... Done
Updating non-global zone: (Stage 2). Output follows
pkg: The following package(s) violated constraints:
Hi,
In our setup we have a few coolthread systems running S10U6. We have around 5
ldoms on each of those servers, each of which are running a few zones. I need
to apply the latest Solaris patch clusters on the control domain, ldoms and the
corresponding zones. The control domain and the ldoms
Volker A. Brandt v...@bb-c.de writes:
Hi Harry!
I seem to recall having a fairly simple way to make the dates in
`ls -l' command show unix dates (seconds since epoch). Is there a ls
flag that does that? I don't see one.
This is not such a lame question, there isn't one in Solaris ls.
Knut Anders Hatlen knut.hat...@sun.com writes:
/usr/gnu/bin/ls -l --time-style=+%s
Haaa, the instant I saw your post the memory rushed back... to bad it
didn't rush before I posted... many thanks.. very helpful.
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I need to copy 1.3TB to two drives. I have two drives, called Movies1 and
Movies2. Each drive is one zpool. Thus, I have two zpools. I want identical
copies of my 1.3TB data. I want to do one command at a time, and not
simultaneous:
# zfs send tank/vi...@now | zfs receive Movies1/now1
# zfs
Put a semicolon between the commands on one line so you would have,
# zfs send tank/vi...@now | zfs receive Movies1/now1; zfs scrub Movies1;
etc
This will run each command in a serial fashion instead of a parallel
fashion.
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 4:55 PM, Orvar Korvar
On Oct 24, 2009, at 4:59 PM, Nicholas Senedzuk wrote:
Put a semicolon between the commands on one line so you would have,
# zfs send tank/vi...@now | zfs receive Movies1/now1; zfs scrub
Movies1;
etc
This will run each command in a serial fashion instead of a parallel
fashion.
Change
M D wrote:
This bug is for the RTL8111 chipset and the rge driver. The problem has been
going on for some time and the bug has also been open for quite some time
without updates. Is anyone working this problem?
The bug was evaluated fairly quickly after creation and
was not reproducible
John Martin wrote:
M D wrote:
This bug is for the RTL8111 chipset and the rge driver. The problem
has been going on for some time and the bug has also been open for
quite some time without updates. Is anyone working this problem?
The bug was evaluated fairly quickly after creation and
was
And how long can a line be? It turns out that I have several zfs send.. | zfs
receive... things. If I put them all on one line, that line will be very long.
I think I have to break into several lines
Can I put them on separate lines, in one shell file?
zfs send... | zfs receive...
zfs send...
And how long can a line be? It turns out that I have
several zfs send.. | zfs receive... things. If I
put them all on one line, that line will be very
long. I think I have to break into several lines
Can I put them on separate lines, in one shell file?
Use backspace (\) at the end of each
I'm looking for a new AMD-based motherboard that can take an AM3 CPU (so
an AM3 or AM2+ motherboard is in scope). Obviously I'm checking the
HCL, but the HCL does not necessarily answer the following questions:
- What's are the current recommendations if I want to make sure power
I've been trying to compile, build, and install GCC 4.4.2 in my installation of
OpenSolaris 2009.06 on my VirtualBox 3 i386 machine. But I keep getting this
same error when running make:
checking whether ln -s works... yes
checking for i386-pc-solaris2.11-gcc...
[sorry about cross posting]
I downloaded the latest SVN source of Mplayer from the official website and
have successfully run:
./configure --cc=/usr/bin/gcc-4.3.2
But when I run make I get a single line error message saying:
gmake: *** osdep/: Is a directory. Stop.
What does this mean and
Hey Guys,
Please help.
I recently installed Solaris Open Source and have been following guides to
begin installing programs. My first problem has been with installing the
pkg_get package.
i use the following command, as per displayed on blastwave, to install the
package.
[i]# pkgadd -d
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