Oracle sues Google over Java!
Un-believable! Now it is proven what Oracle's intentions are! Is Java free???
What is the future of Java now??? So much for pro-open source attitude! It
doesn't exist -maybe it never did after Oracle acquired Sun. Will anyone trust
Oracle any more?
Too bad. Too b
Thanks for the tips. I'll check out Wireshark.
A second question: how do you assess performance within the box itself? I'm
using iostat -x, but there's also bonnie (which I've never used). If I want to
figure out if the network is the limiting factor, I should also figure out the
limiting hard-
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>
> I expect Oracle to give us more info during
> OpenWorld. I am expecting
> more to come regarding OpenSolaris, I don't think
> they will call it
> OpenSolaris. No! I don't have any inside knowledge,
> just thinking out loud.
>
> Regards,
> Paul
> _
On 08/13/10 08:04 AM, Paul Griffith wrote:
I expect Oracle to give us more info during OpenWorld. I am expecting
more to come regarding OpenSolaris, I don't think they will call it
OpenSolaris. No! I don't have any inside knowledge, just thinking out
loud.
Based on current form, "Oracle Opa
On 08/12/10 03:58 PM, andrew wrote:
--- On Wed, 8/11/10, Alan Coopersmith
wrote:
Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
#3 It does not make sense to discontinue
development of opensolaris.
Some
day they'll have to make a solaris 12, you
know. But they're
diverting
development away from opensolari
>
>
> --- On Wed, 8/11/10, Alan Coopersmith
> wrote:
> > >> Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
> > >>> #3 It does not make sense to discontinue
> > development of opensolaris.
> > >> Some
> > >>> day they'll have to make a solaris 12, you
> > know. But they're
> > >> diverting
> > >>> development away f
> I have a test system (old Dell 620MT) which
> currrently has Solaris 10 installed . . . I was going
> to install opensolaris, but the boot device is a SCSI
> disk running off the embedded AIC7899 controller on
> the motherboard.
>
> If I boot off the LiveCD, the disks on that
> controller are no
I think the benefit of link aggregation in OSOL is when multiple clients
connect to the single server. Because link agg in OSOL is based on L2, L3, or
L4, even at L4 you would have to use different ports/protocols to see any
improvement on a single client. Plus, I'm not sure a single workstation
Thanks, guys.
I actually have two ethernet ports on the server, so in principle I should be
able to use automatic link-aggregation in OSOL to do this, right? If I
understand correctly, the two adapters get teamed, and only require a single IP
address, right?
Of course, then to see any improvem
I use lacp with two NICs on my server, and during seq writes, can nearly fill
the pipes, 200mbps. This is with two clients. I have not seen packet loss, but
I'm not looking either :).
You can specify the load balancing policy with opensolaris, and I use L4. This
way, two clients using the same
I have a test system (old Dell 620MT) which currrently has Solaris 10 installed
. . . I was going to install opensolaris, but the boot device is a SCSI disk
running off the embedded AIC7899 controller on the motherboard.
If I boot off the LiveCD, the disks on that controller are not recognized (
Pavel, thanks for redirecting the email to correct alias.
To Erez: You have hit most likely bug 6923303, which has been
fixed in nevada build 141 (you are running build 134). You
need to upgrade to future opensolaris release, where this
will be fixed or build & install opensolaris with fixed versi
> From: opensolaris-discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org [mailto:opensolaris-
> discuss-boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of valrh...@gmail.com
>
> Everything is working pretty well, and over NFS, I can get a solid 80
> MB/sec if I'm copying big files. This is adequate, but I am wondering
>
> of the d
Forwarding to nfs-disc...@opensolaris.org
On 08/11/10 22:29, erez wrote:
I have nfs running on zfs volume, the server keep crashing with mounted core
dumps.
The nfs clients are all Linux.
mountd[17310]: [ID 589989 daemon.error] Could not find DNS entry for tcp
Aug 10 13:12:24 filer001 mountd[
Thanks to the help from many people on this board, I finally got my
OpenSolaris-based NAS box up and running.
I have a Dell T410 with a Xeon E5504 2.0 GHz (Nehalem) quad-core processor, 8
GB of RAM. I have six 2TB Hitachi Deskstar (HD32000IDK/7K) SATA drives, set up
as stripes across three mirr
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