I hope I'm not intruding. I ran across this discussion while trying to find
solutions to my system (which uses the nge0 driver), and I wanted to also
confirm that this version of the fix (the -9 revision) works for me as well. I
had tried the mcast.3.tar.gz version but it did not fix the
BTW he use wifi for this problem : I am updating over a wireless 11b network
That's what I get for skimming through this thread in less then 3 seconds and
firing off a reply without reading everything. I only check this forum in a few
spare minutes between doing other work that I actually get
Alan Steinberg wrote:
I'm not in the VirtualBox organization, but I'm not aware of any beta
releases. VirtualBox has been releasing on a cadence of a new version
about every 4 weeks. We've tried to keep the gap between SVR4 package
and IPS availability as small as possible.
They do release
I am just wondering if the default lower limit should be increased from
512MB when installed on small memory machines and depending on size of disk!
The reason is I just tried a image-update of OpenSolaris 2009.06 to the
latest dev release 127 and had the following message:
pkg: There is
By changing the package repository and using the update manager gui.
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RedHat and Microsoft get broken? Unbelievable :-D (just joke). I hope that I
will work soon with OpenBSD only.
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On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 2:18 AM, Alan Steinberg alan.steinb...@sun.com wrote:
I'm not in the VirtualBox organization, but I'm not aware of any beta
releases. VirtualBox has been releasing on a cadence of a new version about
every 4 weeks. We've tried to keep the gap between SVR4 package and IPS
Hi Kulip,
I am on the last build from /dev repository, build 127. Thanks for all
of you who replied. I will wait for the SS12u1 + patches in /dev.
Thanks.
Kuldip Oberoi wrote:
Hi Keith,
Are you on an OpenSolaris 2009.06, a more recent build, or something
else?
We are planning on updating
On 01/12/2009 13:13, Cyril Plisko wrote:
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 2:18 AM, Alan Steinbergalan.steinb...@sun.com wrote:
I'm not in the VirtualBox organization, but I'm not aware of any beta
releases. VirtualBox has been releasing on a cadence of a new version about
every 4 weeks. We've tried
Anon Y Mous wrote:
Is anybody interested in tacking a crack at re-writing IPS in the C programming language if that would make it run faster?
I'm amused that you think that re-writing IPS in the C language would
make it run that much faster.
You're aware that core parts of IPS are already
I wondered about a home made system info reporter that would report
some basic info about the OS and hardware
format (show Disks in use)
zpool list
zfs list -r
/bin/df -h
Come to mind as probably most useful in the event the sytem becomes
unusable.
I'm thinking to script something
Harry Putnam wrote:
:
:
If not though, I wondered if someone could coach me a bit with
`format'
When `format' is run with no args it lists all disks and prompts for a
command.
It appears there is no simple way to get the output by scripting,
since `format' doesn't close by itself.
I'm amused that you think that re-writing IPS in the
C language would
make it run that much faster.
snip
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Hi Shawn,
You are, of course, a very respectable member of this forum (an
understatement), but please refrain from using languages that may cause
Is expressing amusement language that causes resentment?
Or is the bad language you are talking about the reference to A$$ in
the subject line?
Has our forum come to this?
Brian
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
I'm amused that you think that re-writing IPS in the
C language would
make it run that
Anon Y Mous wrote:
...
On a different note I don't know why Sun doesn't just give Masayuki
Murayama core device driver contributor status so that he can
freely work on fixing bugs in NIC drivers without having to run
through the whole sponsorship obstacle course. If you look at how
many Solaris
Tim Bell tim.b...@sun.com writes:
[...]
Harry wrote:
It appears there is no simple way to get the output by scripting,
since `format' doesn't close by itself. Its probably dead easy to run
it with a `quit' or `exit' somewhere but I'm not sure how that might
be done.
This works on my home
About `failing miserably': Total pilot error... The shell I ran the
command in was ssh'ed into a linux machine
format /dev/null works just fine one the pilot gets his head out of
his behind.
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Andrew Watkins wrote:
I am just wondering if the default lower limit should be increased from
512MB when installed on small memory machines and depending on size of
disk!
The reason is I just tried a image-update of OpenSolaris 2009.06 to the
latest dev release 127 and had the following
The boot log shown was from a boot with -v -m options.
I haven't been able to complete a successful boot today, using -kv -m or normal
options. For some attempts I forgot to start my timer, but they all ran passed
one hour before I rebooted.
However, the SVN_125 boot (to console) did succeed.
Harry Putnam wrote:
Tim Bell tim.b...@sun.com writes:
[...]
Harry wrote:
It appears there is no simple way to get the output by scripting,
since `format' doesn't close by itself. Its probably dead easy to run
it with a `quit' or `exit' somewhere but I'm not sure how that might
be done.
Is expressing amusement language that causes
resentment?
Or is the bad language you are talking about the
reference to A$$ in
the subject line?
Has our forum come to this?
Brian
I believe you have answered your own question. (thus then why bothered to
ask?)
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Gopi Desaboyina
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try echo | format
Nice, another good one.
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On a different note I don't know why Sun doesn't just
give Masayuki Murayama core device driver
contributor status so that he can freely work on
fixing bugs in NIC drivers without having to run
through the whole sponsorship obstacle course. If
you look at how many Solaris device drivers he
Ok. I'm stuck now.
My OS 2009.06 BEs won't boot, at least not within an hour. That includes a
safe snapshot turned into a BE.
The SVN_125 boots into console mode. It won't go into multi-user mode, because
svc:/system/device/audio can't be started. Is it possible to remove the audio
I am all for calling out bad language when its used but I am failing to see
your point here.
As for the C question, it has been discussed already in the IPS mailing
list, as already mentioned performance critical portions are written in C at
this stage.
On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 05:22, W. Wayne
Hi!
I'm moving from OSX Server to an OpenSolaris box. There are some java services
to install and it's driving me nuts... The are some jar-Files that call classes
from the jar file jt400.jar. I always get:
Exception in thread main java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: jt400/jar
Caused by:
Set your CLASSPATH to the path of the jt400.jar file and not the name of the
file itself and then try it.
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 5:26 PM, Dr. Martin Mundschenk
m.mundsch...@mundschenk.de wrote:
Hi!
I'm moving from OSX Server to an OpenSolaris box. There are some java
services to install
Dr. Martin Mundschenk wrote on 12/ 1/09 02:26 PM:
Hi!
I'm moving from OSX Server to an OpenSolaris box. There are some java services
to install and it's driving me nuts... The are some jar-Files that call classes
from the jar file jt400.jar. I always get:
Exception in thread main
Dr. Martin Mundschenk wrote:
1)
export CLASSPATH=jt400.jar
java -jar SFR.jar
As was suggested, try:
export CLASSPATH=/full/path/to/jt400.jar:.
java -jar SFR.jar
2)
java -cp jt400.jar -jar SFR.jar
on OSX all I have to do is move the libraries into /Library/Java/Extensions
and
Hi,
I'm looking for a user management app with web page UI.
Functionality? Every user (not only a root) can login on web page to
see his account (solaris system user) with ability to check a quota,
change own password, maybe change personal info like first name,
surname etc.
Is there any system
Should we be lobbying the VirtualBox folks then? Is there a better venue to do
that?
I'm really eagerly awaiting 3.1 due to the improved USB/Audio support for
OpenSolaris.
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was responsible for the audio device issue on SVN_127 (its was always 127 not
125 as I mentioned earlier).
The fix described worked a treat and the box now boots.
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or as in my case if you have a server with no audio, just comment out
devfsadm -i audio from lib/svc/method/device-audio :)
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 8:44 PM, Chris chris.sola...@jalakai.co.uk wrote:
[url=http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6902551]Bug#6902551[/url]
was responsible
Actually ejannett, I kind of messed up, a better way to get interrupt
statistics might be to put a time interval after the intrstat command like this:
pfexec intrstat 30
for 30 second intervals or
pfexec intrstat 60
for 60 second intervals. There's also an intrtime command as well. These
If I may suggest, use # sys-unconfig, you will need to reboot (it'll take
you), but this process will
ensure you change every part correctly.
I thought sys-unconfig doesn't work properly on OpenSolaris Indiana. Can anyone
confirm or deny this?
I know when I got one of those Toshiba
Anon Y Mous wrote:
If I may suggest, use # sys-unconfig, you will need to reboot (it'll take
you), but this process will ensure you change every part correctly.
I thought sys-unconfig doesn't work properly on OpenSolaris Indiana. Can
anyone confirm or deny this?
correct. sys-unconfig isn't
If all you want is basic hardware info (like what stick of RAM is in what slot
on the motherboard and what device is in what slot) OpenSolaris has these three
commands which I really love:
pfexec prtdiag -v
pfexec psrinfo -pv
pfexec scanpci
However, I always thought it was kind of
If all you want is basic hardware info (like what stick of RAM is in what slot
on the motherboard and what device is in what slot) OpenSolaris has these three
commands which I really love:
pfexec prtdiag -v
pfexec psrinfo -pv
pfexec scanpci
However, I always thought it was kind of
Hi all,
In my college, we have Sun Blade 1500 workstations, Sun Ray 1G thin clients,
Sun Fire 440 server available. We intend to setup a Sun lab with
Solaris/opensolaris. I could see from the internet that these machines are
outdated products, but still I know it should be possible to configure
If all you want is basic hardware info (like what stick of RAM is in what slot
on the motherboard and what device is in what slot) OpenSolaris has these three
commands which I really love:
pfexec prtdiag -v
pfexec psrinfo -pv
pfexec scanpci
However, I always thought it was kind of
If all you want is basic hardware info (like what stick of RAM is in what slot
on the motherboard and what device is in what slot) OpenSolaris has these three
commands which I really love:
pfexec prtdiag -v
pfexec psrinfo -pv
pfexec scanpci
However, I always thought it was kind of
On 12/02/09 13:15, Guruprasad wrote:
Hi all,
In my college, we have Sun Blade 1500 workstations, Sun Ray 1G thin
clients, Sun Fire 440 server available. We intend to setup a Sun lab
with Solaris/opensolaris. I could see from the internet that these
machines are outdated products, but still I
Ok, I really need to apologize for this quadruple post, I'm trying to type in
greater than and less than signs to symbolize input and output redirection
in BASH and KSH and for some reason the OpenSolaris forums interpret greater
than and less than signs as HTML tags or something similar and
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