Perfect! Thanks for the quick reply.
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I would suggest a few specs such as sound card or chipset also you might
want to check the HCL as only a few cards support spdif. I use a p35
chipset which is on an Intel dp35dp motherboard and I do not have spdif
output either. If you need sound you might have to use analog outputs.
That is what
Hey Carlos,
Do you ever use usenet newsgroups?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newsgroups
if you're dealing with some obscure problem with ancient SPARC hardware, you
might want to try asking in a new topic at the following newsgroup:
comp.sys.sun.hardware
see link below:
http://groups.g
> Happy New Year all. Will there be a OpenSolaris Nevada sxce snv_130 or is it
> dead?
> --ron
I hope not. They should probably just skip snv_130 and go straight to snv_131
if the Solaris Express version is going to be anywhere near as buggy as the
bleeding edge Indiana version was.
If they
Will there be a OpenSolaris Nevada sxce snv_130 or is it dead?
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> Ah, yup, it is. :(
>
> Doesn't seem to work with lzjb either.
lzjb compression does work on a zfs root filesystem.
Note that the /rpool/boot/grub/* files are also read
during boot and must not be compressed with gzip
(lzjb is ok). There are no checks in the zfs code
that prevent the use of
Ah, yup, it is. :(
Doesn't seem to work with lzjb either. Would be nice if the error message said
more than "this type of pool", with there being so many properties it isn't
readily apparent what the cause is.
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Carlos,
The various Solstice Backup software (client and server) is NOT
supported on OpenSolaris. EMC (the OEM for Networker, which is sold as
Solstice Backup) does not currently support Networker on OpenSolaris -
we've had discussions with them about it, and while there /might/ be a
client
mrym,
If your still following this thread (sorry to http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=446909";>cross-post
btw)
I've mac_ver : 671088640, it is a onbaord nic. I have used version 14, but it
does not show in modinfo (at the bottom of the file).
I've installed 2009.06 ('genuine' O
Hi Jean, thanks for your technical help and sponsorship so far, plus
for bringing this up on this list.
Maybe Edward Shu can help us, see
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2007-May/024820.html .
... or maybe Ian Romanick, who wrote libpciaccess in the first place.
I CC: both of them
There you go:
http://rapidshare.com/files/328408961/.zshrc.html
I hope RS.com is OK for you ;)
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> > I am having some problems with a STMF iSCSI target
> on
> > a SX:CE - it is 125 BFUed to 128 for the dedup;
> the
> > initiator is VirtualBox 3.1.2 running on Windows
> 2008
> > R2 server; it seems if I load it a bit, it breaks
> (I
> > am installing OpenSolaris 130 and FreeBSD 8.0 at
> the
> >
Not sure what oracle might have integrated this could help :
http://www.ucertify.com/article/what-is-backup-retention-policy.html
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> We have been researching this for 2 days, and the frustration
> is setting in - we would like to know WHAT drives the backup retention ?
I'm sorry but I don't understand your question? Have you tried using a label
maker to make labels for your backup tapes?
You also never even made clear wha
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