There's a known problem in snv_130, fixed in snv_131:
Any idea when an OpenSolaris Indiana version based on snv_131 will be put on
genunix.org and in the /dev repository so we can either install or pkg
image-update to it?
I've been having a really rough time with updates from snv_111b to the
e...@blnace303(/export/home/eee) ps -afe|grep 10204
root 10204 9962 0 Dec 10 ?3114:26 /opt/SMAW/SMAWjdk/1
.5/jre/bin/java -cp .:./ssdgrptd.jar sscs_daemon
eee 4442 13700 0 15:18:22 pts/2 0:00 grep 10204
Output from top: load averages: 1.93, 1.93, 2.04
On 12/25/09 04:43 PM, Daniel Rock wrote:
Copying back drm + i915 kernel modules from snv129 helped for me to make
X work again.
this hacks don't work on my installation (I try with a LiveCD of 130 and
I got the same problem), more info here:
On 12/26/09 11:45 AM, Adrian Carpenter wrote:
I have just got the kernel to start by passing:
acpi-user-options=0x8(which I google told me to try to look for IDE
timeouts)
i have the hang problem with a Sun Ultra 20 (old ultra20, not M2)
upgraded from b129 (amd opteron 152) but it
Hello,
I'm thinking about consolidating my servers. Currently I have a bunch of
Slackware Linux servers, running a variety of software:
*PostgreSQL
*Samba
*Chandler (Cosmo)
*Apache/PHP
*Postfix/Dovecot/Postgrey
*VirtualBox (currently hosting 5 guests)
*Squid
None of
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Hello.
I wouldn't advice OpenSolaris for critical servers. You should pay for support
or use sometimes very unstable /dev releases. If you like zones + ZFS, you
could look at Linux configuration (e.g. LVM + OpenVZ or LVM+kvm), it would be
more familiar to you) or (if you want something new and
On 28/12/2009 12:09, Alexander wrote:
Hello.
I wouldn't advice OpenSolaris for critical servers. You should pay for support
or use sometimes very unstable /dev releases. If you like zones + ZFS, you
could look at Linux configuration (e.g. LVM + OpenVZ or LVM+kvm), it would be
more familiar
What's easiest is probably whatever you're used to, which is to say, once one is
used to something, most differences in what's easier vanish. There are a lot
of editors
like joe, pico, and the like that are easier than vi. But once you've used vi
for long
enough, you really don't notice.
You don't have to use /dev - you can stick with
stable releases which is
default if you install OS 2009.06
Then you *can* buy a support for it from Sun.
Hello Robert,
That was my intention.
One of the reasons for going the OpenSolaris route is Sun VDI. I'm planning to
move all of my
It's very unpleasant :(. We are trying to introduce some unified universal
procedures to serve configuration files on several servers (freebsd and
solaris). We looked for a way to keep some track of changes in /etc and to make
this changes transparent. UnionFS was thought as a good solution for
What's easiest is probably whatever you're used to,
which is to say, once one is
used to something, most differences in what's easier
vanish.
I agree. So it is more or less a matter of benefits: Are there any benefits
from going the Zones route versus the VirtualBox route.
Or perhaps a
On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 6:57 AM, Alexander a...@rsu.ru wrote:
We looked for a way to keep some track of changes in /etc and to make this
changes transparent. UnionFS was thought as a good solution for FreeBSD
jails. However, it is not applicable for Solaris severs, and we are looking
for
Hi all,
same here, went from 129 to 130, this pc starts XEN and uses opensolaris as
Dom0.
I can barely login at the console, most of the times it freezes while loading
the desktop.
I cannot start remote X sessions anymore, as soon as I try gdm enters into
maintenance.
I had the ICEAuthority
On Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 9:43 PM, Vikram Hegde vikram.he...@sun.com wrote:
Hi,
Has anything changed with building ON ? I followed the current
instructions on the ON community web-page and had to jump through
hoops to compile the current onnv-clone on OSOL-build 130. This
included installing a
On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 8:15 PM, Moinak Ghosh moin...@belenix.org wrote:
On Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 9:43 PM, Vikram Hegde vikram.he...@sun.com wrote:
Hi,
Has anything changed with building ON ? I followed the current
instructions on the ON community web-page and had to jump through
hoops to
I'm not so sure. The problem is much more complex.
This is a problem of managing configuration files, updating system, installing
new software and testing. All this problems are connected.
- All services should be clustered if it is possible
- We need an ability to add new node to cluster fast
I had same issue in Virtual box this weekend. I tried
pfexec usermod -d /var/lib/gdm gdm
As stated in
http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/indiana-discuss/2009-December/017260.html
and it worked. I updated from 123 to 130.
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Hi,
this fixes the ICEAuthority issue, but not the complete freeze of the pc as
soon as a login occurs.
Maurilio
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The cover is required to be on, in order to properly duct the cooling
airflow across the right parts.
Just be careful you don't burn up your server by taping down some switch
to trick the server into operating without a cover.
On 12/24/09 3:10 PM, Tom Chen chento...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi,
You could use small magnets. There is chasis intrusion magentic sensor which
closes the circuit when you close the cover. you can just stick small magnet on
that.
too dangerous and try on your own risk.
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Does anybody have any idea when an OpenSolaris Indiana version based on snv_131
will be put on genunix.org and in the /dev repository so we can either install
or pkg image-update to it?
I guess until OpenSolaris snv_131 comes out, the only workaround will be to use
ZFS's beadm ZFS snapshot and
I have a Sun Sparc T5240 server. I want to open the cover to hook my test
instruments. But,
if the cover is open, then the server won't boot up.
Dude, a SPARC Enterprise T5240 is like a $40,000 to $50,000 server, why do you
want to break it so badly? Running it with the cover off will cause
Anon Y Mous wrote:
Does anybody have any idea when an OpenSolaris Indiana version based on
snv_131 will be put on genunix.org and in the /dev repository so we can
either install or pkg image-update to it?
Due to the holiday break, 131 is open for putbacks until January 4, then there's
a week
The engineers who work on dri can be found on the dri-discuss mailing
list, so I'm cc'ing this there to bring it to their attention (until
someone files a bug in bugs.opensolaris.org under graphics/drm that is).
For the folks on dri-discuss, there were a lot more messages after this
one in the
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