On 09/ 5/10 07:15 PM, John Thompson wrote:
Is there an opensolaris package for tor (the onion router)?
I've tried this:
# pkg install SUNWtor
Creating Plan /pkg: install:
The following pattern(s) did not match any packages in the current
catalog.
Try relaxing the pattern, refreshing and/or
On 02/09/2010 16:25, Ali Bahrami wrote:
I've just been trying this, and it all went without a hitch up to
the point where you're supposed to reboot into 145. I have no
errors, and I'm in the new boot environment:
os-devel_145 NR / 86.05G static 2010-09-02 11:42
but uname still says snv_134,
You'll probably have better luck on the dtrace-discuss list for the
Dtrace part of your query.
However, I can offer this: It is my experience is that not all header
files are suitable for consumption by the D preprocessor.
You may have to manually extract the definitions you want (I'm
Hello,
is anyone planning an alternative to Illumos or a fork?
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Hello,
is anyone planning an alternative to Illumos or a fork?
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On Sep 6, 2010, at 6:36 AM, David Blake wrote:
is anyone planning an alternative to Illumos or a fork?
What exactly are you looking for? A fully baked distribution based on Illumos?
Have you read through the FAQ, looked at Schillix, NexentaCore, etc? If there's
something important missing
IBM has publicly said that they are phasing out AIX in favour of Linux. AIX
will be killed. IBM has said that officially. Development pace is slowing down.
IBM is shifting more resources to Linux. I wouldnt bet on AIX in the long term.
On the other hand, Solaris has a far larger user base
On 29/08/2010 23:34, usafverteran wrote:
Does Solaris 10 have Active Memory Expansion? Does Solaris 10 have Workload
Manager?
yes, and yes.
Both were available even before Solaris 10.
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11. Solaris has a bright future.
i don't think so. Linux has been running solaris out of the server rooms for a
long time, that is why in 2005 SUN decided to open up solaris and give solaris
away freely hoping that would attract customers. from 2005 -2009 things did
seem more promising
A missing dependency for svc:/network/ipsec/ipsecalgs:default was added to
permit
the service to come up reliably.
Known issues:
The i18n code was replaced by OSS and already supports more than the free bits
from Oracle but the country tables are far from being complete.
There is however
Unix, meaning Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, have a market and are not rapidly decreasing
as you allude to in your comment. This is a fallacy and more marketing
gibberish than anything.
Linux cannot hold a candle to AIX or Solaris on proprietary hardware and RAS
features. AIX has had features (LPARs)
I would also argue that Solaris still has a strong presence in the enterprise
space. There are plenty of tasks that are not suited to the relatively small
foot-print of x86 equipment and require big-iron. Even Oracle RAC
implementations that go the Linux route eventually find themselves with
Totally agree! I see more organizations struggling with Linux than they do with
Solaris or AIX. You get what you pay for!
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Solaris Virtualization Architect and Consultant
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On 05/09/2010 02:46, Juan Damian Bernabe wrote:
Hello everybody,
Im running OSol 2009.06 snv_134 on an Intel x86 pc.
Well, I can't get the saptel drivers to work. I've tried the instructions below
but no success. This is the message that returns:
ad...@server:/export~# cat sysrelease.d
On 09/06/2010 01:18 AM, Gmail solarg wrote:
On 09/ 6/10 05:00 AM, John Thompson wrote:
Ok, fine. When I do that I am told checking for libevent directory...
configure: WARNING: Could not find a linkable libevent. So I try:
# pkg install libevent
Creating Plan /pkg: install:
The following
dream, dream, dream, dream ...
x86 is comming, and is taking large server share( and linux with it ), and
the only Risc is growing up, is ARM because of the mobile market boom...
Solaris will be another AIX, because is that what the company who owns it
now, want it to become.. another
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