hello all,
i have a web app that do a huge use of perl modules.
After upgrading, my app is broken, and i notice:
r...@koha2:~# /usr/perl5/5.8.4/bin/cpan
IO object version 1.21 does not match bootstrap parameter 1.23 at
/usr/perl5/5.8.4/lib/i86pc-solaris-64int/XSLoader.pm line 91.
Compilation
You know that gcc 4.3.2 is available from the IPS packet manager? Just install
it as a package. You have to add the dev repository to the IPS to see that
package.
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You can install MPlayer as a IPS package. Add these repositires
http://myunix.org/2008/12/
Here are some binary packages:
http://www.sunfreepacks.com/
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If you really want to compile yourself, then you should use the makefiles
especially for OpenSolaris. These makefiles are called spec files. Google on
CBE and spec files and you will see how to setup the OpenSolaris makefiles for
the various projects.
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Why so obscure repositories?
Take a look here http://solaris.homeunix.com/ and this is correct IPS
http://ips.homeunix.com:10906/
And for your own compilation find two posts about Mplayer on this page
http://blogs.sun.com/observatory/
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15.4.7 - How do I tweak these ports to have maximum performance?
OpenBSD is about stability and security. Just like the GENERIC kernel is the
default and the only supported kernel, the ports team makes sure the ports work
and are stable. If you want to switch
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.
But maybe the beginning of the end of that era?
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On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 5:50 AM, Pen-Yuan Hsing peny...@hotmail.com wrote:
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
Larry Ellison has publicly stated that in his opinion, Solaris is the best Unix
out there. Maybe he said best OS out there? Dont remember. I find it hard to
believe that Solaris will be scrapped. Instead he is going to increase research
and development.
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Dieter Kluenter wrote:
In fact there are two ASUS boards, M3N78 and M4A78, with regard to
DDR3 read on the AMD limitations. I doubt that the S-ATA chips are
supported, as S-ATA support of OpenSolaris is still poor.
nv_sata: CK804, MCP51 and MCP55
ahci: Intel ICH6-10, VIA VT8251 and JMicron
Hi,
I am very much interested in ZFS file system specially for oracle. As i
know that ZFS file system is similar to Oracle where the disk write are done on
commit like oracle so my questions are as below.
what is the commit interval for a ZFS filesystem
Can the ZFS file system commit can
looks like it works different for different people(may be based on how it gets
treated.)
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that is all the info that is there and I provided it all. If you want network
topology(don't know what this is), All I can say is that my sys is a home
computer connected to my ISP through a wired conn with static ip network
configuration.
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Larry Ellison has publicly stated that in his
opinion, Solaris is the best Unix out there. Maybe he
said best OS out there? Dont remember. I find it
hard to believe that Solaris will be scrapped.
Instead he is going to increase research and
development.
But question was regarding
Hi Ginn Chen,
thanks for the suggestion! I tried the latest plugin from there
(about:plugins states 10.0 r32), using Firefox 3.5.3 (snv_125).
However, there still is no sound :(
Any idea how to debug this? Running audiotest works just fine and I
hear sound on both speakers:
Sound subsystem and
Hi Phillip,
Phillip Wagstrom -- Area Technical Engineer wrote:
Ginn Chen wrote:
Try Flashplayer 10,0,32,18 please.
http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
Its also available from the Extra repository at
http://pkg.sun.com. You'll have to get a Sun Online Account (free) if
you don't already
Hi Tomas,
thanks for your help!
Tomas Bodzar wrote:
Post output of :
prtconf -v | grep -i audio
as a starting point
Is audiotest running for you?
Yes, audiotest runs fine. All other apps I tried have no trouble in
playing sounds, except for Firefox and the Flash plugin. Here's the
Hugh,
Review the GigaByte GA-MA790FXT-UD5P and Asus M4A78T-E.
Enjoy,
Ken Mays
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Subject: [osol-discuss] AMD based motherboard recommendations?
To: opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Lenz,
It is a bug in the flash 10 plug-in.
Ken Mays
Blastwave.org
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From: Lenz Grimmer l...@grimmer.com
Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] No sound in Firefox/Flash, GNOME and other apps
work (snv_118)
To:
simple is unix approach to use. But, you can still make a nice GUI wrapper
around all such so called simple things (I don't accept, lot of commands with
even more lots of options is far more complex to majority of present windows
user population including devs). keep it user friendly stupid
Hi there,
Lenz Grimmer wrote:
Tomas Bodzar wrote:
Post output of :
prtconf -v | grep -i audio
as a starting point
Is audiotest running for you?
Yes, audiotest runs fine. All other apps I tried have no trouble in
playing sounds, except for Firefox and the Flash plugin. Here's the
I verified the symlinks in /dev on my system and noticed that they were
pointing to the wrong devices:
l...@thebe:/dev$ file audio
audio:symbolic link to usb/audio0
...
No idea why they were created that way (I don't use an USB sound card),
Maybe an USB microphone?
Or a
On Sun, 2009-10-25 at 09:04 -0700, brian dennis kernighan wrote:
that is all the info that is there and I provided it all. If you want network
topology(don't know what this is), All I can say is that my sys is a home
computer
connected to my ISP through a wired conn with static ip network
After updating from 123 to 125 build of OpenSolaris I began to receive strange
dbus errors. When I insert CD, it is mounted, but gvfs says: Can't mount
volume. When I push eject button on Nautilus panel, gvfsd says Cannot unmount
volume. The following messages appear on console:
dbus-daemon:
After updating from 123 to 125 build of OpenSolaris I
began to receive strange dbus errors. ... The following
messages appear on console:
dbus-daemon: rejected to send message
org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Volume, member=Eject,
Error=unknown.
Is this bug Bug 12133 ?
Build 124/5 regular
After updating from 123 to 125 build of OpenSolaris
I
began to receive strange dbus errors. ... The
following
messages appear on console:
dbus-daemon: rejected to send message
org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Volume, member=Eject,
Error=unknown.
Is this bug Bug 12133 ?
Yes, it looks
Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote:
I've been trying to compile, build, and install GCC 4.4.2 in my installation of
OpenSolaris 2009.06 ...
I wouldn't try to build gcc to install in /usr/gnu
as there could be conflicts with bundled software.
I set my build to install in /usr/local.
// download, build,
This is the setup bug during installation which should be documented over at
the Flash website for current OSOL distros and Solaris 10.
Maybe a postinstall script could help in checking for the correct audio
linkages on Solaris/OpenSolaris-based platforms.
Seems some of the Flash info is a
Yeah, they keep mentioning Solaris, but not OpenSolaris. I like OpenSolaris a
lot, but in my opinion it is still rough on the edges especially as a
day-to-day desktop OS. So hopefully OpenSolaris development will be supported
after the merger.
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Acknowledged, thanks for the help!
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Hello,
I am trying to compile and install the latest libiconv 1.13.1 (downloaded
directly from the official GNU site) on my installation of i386 OpenSolaris
2009.06.
1. [i]./configure --prefix=/usr/gnu --enable-shared --with-pic[/i]
2. [i]make[/i] ends with this error:
libtool: link: gcc
Your post prompted me to try out mpd. It's a tremendous improvement over
Thunderbird. The OpenSolaris developers should make it and gmpc the default
music applications for osol: the client-server model makes mpd very Unixy.
Anyway, libmad and mpd built without problems on my box running
Not sure if this is a bug or not. I have a system where I took a disk
from a Sun Sparc machine ( old Ultra 10 I had kicking about ) and attached
it to the IDE bus on this PC. This pretty much implies that the boot block
and entire partition table are not really appropriate for the PC.
Boot with
MD wrote:
Thanks for getting back to me John:
This may be a different issue. I have noticed that if I do not login
to the laptop console but login through a ssh connection and transfer
large blocks of data I do not see any problems. As soon as I login the
network seems to die! I am running
Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to compile and install the latest libiconv 1.13.1 (downloaded
directly from the official GNU site) on my installation of i386 OpenSolaris
2009.06.
1. [i]./configure --prefix=/usr/gnu --enable-shared --with-pic[/i]
2. [i]make[/i] ends with this error:
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