On 11/12/09 18:30, Mike DeMarco wrote:
I have a need to change the 0:0:0:0:0:0 mac address assigned to the tun0
interface so vpnc tunnel will go through mac address inspector.
Since you can not ifconfig the ethers on a tun0 interface I was wondering if
there is a outbound packet filter program
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 3:34 AM, ken mays wrote:
>
> As for the future, we have already spoke of running XSun legacy drivers in
> Xorg space. Also, porting working accelerated drivers to OpenSolaris.
>
> So, we don't need the full XSun, CDE, OpenWin consolidations on SPARC for
> the future redist
--- On Thu, 11/12/09, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
> From: Richard L. Hamilton
> Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] [xwin-discuss] Sun UltraSparc: XVR-500, Expert
> 3D, leg
> To: opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
> Date: Thursday, November 12, 2009, 3:29 PM
> > Actually I think there are quite
> a
We're having issues with our kernel getting bogged down by callout_list_get.
I sent a mail about this a couple months ago but I never got a reply. My
server is once again spending 80-90% of its time in the kernel and looking
into it, it is callout_list_get that is using up 81% of the kernel time.
Dr. Robert Pasken wrote:
> Actually I think there are quite a few of us sparc users who would rather not
> give up performance and reliability for the really lackluster performance and
> problems associated with Solaris-X86 and intel in general
For desktop usage, I can't imagine you can get any
> Actually I think there are quite a few of us sparc
> users who would rather not give up performance and
> reliability for the really lackluster performance and
> problems associated with Solaris-X86 and intel in
> general
I'd certainly like to continue using my Sun Blade 2000 (with dual 1.015MHz
Dr. Robert Pasken wrote:
Actually I think there are quite a few of us sparc users who would rather not
give up performance and reliability for the really lackluster performance and
problems associated with Solaris-X86 and intel in general
Can you detail the performance issues and problems o
Actually I think there are quite a few of us sparc users who would rather not
give up performance and reliability for the really lackluster performance and
problems associated with Solaris-X86 and intel in general
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silverstone wrote:
a...@opensolaris:/usr/ucb/whoami
bash: /usr/ucb/whoami: No such file or directory
why I am getting it and how can I fix it.
Install it:
% pkg search whoami
basename file usr/ucb/whoami pkg:/sunw...@0.5.11-0.126
% pfexec pkg install SUNWscp
Hi All,
I am working in openSolaris and in that I am trying to install my application
but when I am installing it,I am getting the following error message --
Check Install Privileges Exception error: java.io.IOException: Cannot run
program "/usr/ucb/whoami": error=2, No such file or directory"
I have a need to change the 0:0:0:0:0:0 mac address assigned to the tun0
interface so vpnc tunnel will go through mac address inspector.
Since you can not ifconfig the ethers on a tun0 interface I was wondering if
there is a outbound packet filter program I can run to rewrite the mac address
on
Hi Carlopmart:
Yes, but you should do the zfs umount and export manually. In fact that
this work may be not necessary. If you do that, after the system reboot,
you should re-import the zpool from iscsi target if you want to use them
next time.
Regards,
Bing
carlopmart wrote:
Thanks Bing, but
Hi guys!
I want to get an Core i5/i7 system with socket 1156. I am looking for a
mainboard, but i could not find any information about supported ones with the
P55 chipset. My favorite mainboard would be the Gigabyte P55(A)-UD4. I know
that the network chip (Realtek RTL8111D) has issues under Ope
> >Masayuki Murayama wrote:
> > mac version of your nic to make a right patch for
> your nic. Please let me
> >> know the output of kstat -m rge.
> > mac_ver 1006632960
I have two ECS motherboards at home on has the above mac version the other has
mac_ver
Looks like rsync is my best option in future. Thanks Stewart for the good
detail. So far, I have only used grsync (graphical frontend to rsync), before
moving to unison, so will have to learn it proper (from command line). I do
know that rsync is an excellent tool, however scp is easy because it
Thanks Bing, but only one question. Is it possible to umount all zfs volums and
zpools (only disks that are connected by iscsi initiator) before launching the
shutdown or reboot command??
Bing Zhao - Sun Microsystems wrote:
Hi Carlopmart:
It seems that before shutdown the machine, some of the
Miha Voncina wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to link multiple machines into one storage pool using zfs?
Yes, you can export iSCSI volumes and combine them into a pool.
--
Ian.
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