Hi,
I suspect my issue is related to bug 6924390; although mine is on SXCE130; I
was testing the system, enabled dedup, created an iscsi volume; then disabled
the dedup, tried to delete the iscsi volume but gave me an error message, after
that, the system stopped working. I used -m
Hi,
I suspect my issue is related to bug 6924390;
although mine is on SXCE130; I was testing the
system, enabled dedup, created an iscsi volume; then
disabled the dedup, tried to delete the iscsi volume
but gave me an error message, after that, the system
stopped working. I used -m
If you haven't tried it, what do you base the assesment on. You know someone
who has done this, or heard of it being done somewhere?
I am running Windows 7 64bit at home as a host, and Windows XP, OpenSolaris and
OpenIndiana as guests under VirtualBox. No problems at all. I think that
It occurred to me that you might get better graphics performance by _not_
running your Windows apps in a virtual machine. If that's critical then you
may want to virtualize Solaris instead. Or dual boot. Just a thought...
I had exactly the same thought (but not expressed it somehow).
According to the Wikipedia article on Windows 7, Home Premium 64-bit edition
is limited to 16GB, and higher editions are limited to 192GB.
Thanks for the info, I didn't know.
- Dmitry.
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the system responded cannot open tank; no such pool
Is the tank pool listed in the output of zpool status?
- Dmitry.
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Can you try to import it using the id number instead of the name?
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This is what I have in /etc/sudoers
# User privilege specification
rootALL=(ALL) ALL
admin ALL=(ALL) ALL
webservd ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: ALL
However, I am still getting these errors and napp-it is still unable to run any
system command.
Cheers,
budy
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On Oct 12, 2010, at 7:26 PM, JV711 wrote:
I'm no expert in the cloud space, but last time I looked, joyent.com was
opensolaris-based. Perhaps you could try them.
If I understand their documentation correctly, they also maintain their own
package repositories and security patches. Their
hello budy
the online installer will only change:
/etc/sudoer
webservd ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: ALL
and in /etc/user_attr
webservdtype=role
to disallow remote login
i have done a Rollback of my OpenIndiana
to the State after OS-Installation and had no
problems after running the
Why aren't you using RBAC and pfexec more often and, instead, relying on sudo?
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 10:44, Günther a...@hfg-gmuend.de wrote:
hello budy
the online installer will only change:
/etc/sudoer
webservd ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: ALL
and in /etc/user_attr
webservdtype=role
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