Looks like there were no announces since February and no blog posts ever. Not
very alive-and-kicking.
Tomas Bodzar wrote:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/bluetooth/
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Rudimentary is relative. For example:
* can you search in aptitude for the package that contains the a
specific architecture version (sparc, i386, etc.) of a specific file?
Besides of OpenSolaris, OsX is the only system where application being
delivered as one package for all supported
UNIX admin wrote:
And the GNU tools are mostly inferior products in terms of
performance: for example, GNU AWK is slower than System V AWK (this
has been chewed into oblivion on the Usenet); or GCC generates slower
code than any vendor's compilers (Sun Studio will trod GCC into the
ground in
OK, now we have THE freak.
Bisu July wrote:
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Exactly. Please hit `e' to edit grub menu entry, hit `e' once again
after selecting appropriate line (appropriate one is one containing
`kernel') and append flags at the end. When done editing, hit `b' to boot.
Aric Gregson wrote:
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already available (at least internally)
Cyril Plisko wrote:
On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Uwe Dippel udip...@gmail.com wrote:
If memory serves right, it is 1 fortnight since the nv110.
Usually, the update came before/early in the weekend (as of our time zone). Or
will it be skipped?
Have you tried aptitude?
Shawn Walker wrote:
Moinak Ghosh wrote:
On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 2:55 AM, Lurie y...@gmx.co.uk wrote:
...
The user side experience of IPS is no doubt very good but is no
different
from a good Linux package manager like Smart/Yum (with the exception
of ZFS
Lurie wrote:
Yes.. writing an entire package manager from the
ground up is *less* work than maintaining the patches.
This is called moving forward, IPS is based on new novel ideas, a secure package manager without any arbitrary post/pre-install scripts,
That's why lots of packages deliver
Knowing your SunID it would take 5 minutes. Bugster supports reported
email as search criterion.
roland wrote:
i added a bugreport to bugster for this yesterday. unfortunately, i dumped the response mail with the bug-id and now i cannot find my own bugreport anymore.
(did somebody delete
In this case you probably have to wait a bit until official push to
external mirrors. Sorry.
Uwe Dippel wrote:
[i]already available (at least internally)[/i]
But I am NOT 'internal'; only a member of the dreaded (?) community. And it is
NOT available on the 'usual' site. So the answer is?
last update'. Some search abilities of aptitude aren't
even applicable in pkg since pkg doesn't have appropriate concepts (like
priorities; pkg only supports `preferred' and `other' repos, no
arrangement by-priority)
James Carlson wrote:
Alexander Vlasov writes:
Have you tried aptitude?
I sure
James Carlson wrote:
Alexander Vlasov writes:
That's really strange. Have you read
/usr/share/doc/aptitude/README?
I didn't specify what problems I had, so I guess I don't see why it's
necessarily strange.
Correct. But discussion was about search capabilities, at least Shawn
Walkes
Basically, U20 is supported and should work fine -- and it does, we have
lots of them.
You should probably boot solaris with -kdv flags and take a look at kmdb
output
aric wrote:
I am having lots of problems with my machine. Yesterday I had a crash (black
screen) and afterward it would load
Which hardware do you use? Are you running Xen? please provide svcs -xv
output.
Robert Buick wrote:
After upgrading to 110 and running pfexec init 6, the system reboots and ends
up at the 'opensolaris console login:' prompt
the display is:
SunOS Release 5.11 Version snv_110 64-bit
Robert Buick wrote:
Alexander Vlasov wrote:
Which hardware do you use? Are you running Xen? please provide svcs
-xv output.
Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H 780G Socket AM2+ motherboard
AMD Athlon 64 X2 BE-2400 SKT AM2 2.3 GHz processor
Not running Xen
running svcs -xv returns to the command
Fine, we probably have two bugs here:
1. svcs hasn't noticed Xserver crash
2. Xserver dumps core on specific hardware
If it's possible, please try another graphic card; in any case, please
save core file somewhere and, if you want to help us to improve, please
report those two bugs, attaching
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Alexander Vlasov wrote:
Fine, we probably have two bugs here:
1. svcs hasn't noticed Xserver crash
Not a bug - SMF doesn't start nor monitor the X server - SMF starts
gdm, which handles those responsibilities for X servers.
Will it survive underlying x server crash
Currently there are lots of open issues with those notebook models.
Shawn Walker wrote:
Martin Bochnig wrote:
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 7:28 PM, Fredrich Maney
fredrichma...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't believe the issue is that he is using a Mac laptop, but that
he is using OSX instead of
Martin Bochnig wrote:
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 12:07 PM, Alexander Vlasov
alexander.vla...@sun.com wrote:
Currently there are lots of open issues with those notebook models.
With those? Which? The Toshiba ones?
Exactly.
6820704
6820111
6820128
6818475
6772156
6818462
bugzilla 7785
I
Well, feel free to consider this flame, but I haven't seen any business
decision being influenced by online petition.
Octave Orgeron wrote:
I don't mean to stir up any flame wars or for this to be spam. I setup a
petition for people to sign to show support for Sun staying independent:
Can you see your shift keys with xev?
We have quite a lot of ultras 20 and 24 and they work fine under
opensolaris.
Dennis Clarke wrote:
burned and booted the latest live cd image
in fact, i am running it now, note the complete lack of capital letters here
no punctuation either other than
sil3114 is, politely speaking, not the best piece of hardware I've ever
seen, however it supports hotplug.
Original Poster: can you please take a look at cfgadm? Seems like sil
believes disk is still there or gone mad, maybe it cam be solved by
switching it off or marking unconfigured.
Hans
Martin, I believe it would be nice if you either stop trolling or stop
reproaching others for trolling.
Martin Bochnig wrote:
Then why comment? ??
Sorry that I took the freedom to ask a question.
It's your beer if you get a law-suit (filed by others, I would never
do anything like that).
I
Trying to return one person to reasonable discussion style.
What are you doing right now?
I expect an apology.
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OpenSolaris pkg-mgt repositories review:
-
pkg.opensolaris.org (b101 release,2008-12-09): 22,863 packages
1431 package(s) for OpenSolaris 2008.11
pkg.opensolaris.org (b109 dev, 2009-03-06): 30,719 packages
1594 package(s) for build 109.
sqrt() for every number = 0 here
Joerg Schilling wrote:
Jennifer Pioch piochjenni...@googlemail.com wrote:
On 3/24/09, Hernan Saltiel hsalt...@gmail.com wrote:
+1
-1 for star
-1 for Jennifer Pioch as you do not give reasons.
Jörg
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am not saying that they will stop selling Linux, but I have a very good idea
of what they will recommend to their customers ...
Yes, it would be Linux -- for bunch of reasons.
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Links please to rumours of the same magnitude, making Sun's share price jump
74% (and it's still on the rise), reported by CNBC, Bloomberg, WSJ, Reuters,
and pretty much everyone out there..
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+Shift or the other, input language didn't changed. Open Solaris installed
on Virtual Box from Windows. What i have to do?
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,” Apple explains. “Your primary network — including your printer, attached
drives, or other devices — remains secure.”[/i]
Does solaris support this? I know the cifs server doesn't support guest file
shares like samba.
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Hello,
this is known P2 bug, see
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=6331
Actually nwam fails and machin doesn't boots up into normal state.
Kristian Rink wrote:
Folks;
trying to boot (or even install) a recent OpenSolaris build (off
genunix.org) on an x4150 machine, but so
Hello,
Also, I find it odd that you are posting from a sun.com email address
while making statements like Solaris people are out of touch,
clearly putting Solaris people in the Them category in an Us vs.
Them comparision. As a Sun employee, I would think that you should be
a Solaris person.
Hello,
according to isaexec manual page, it traverses the list for an
executable file in subdirectories of the original directory, named
according to isalist output. When such a file is located, execve() is
invoked with argv[] and envp[].
So to make OS autoselect appropriate binary for
Hello,
CR 6248065 is quite interesting. However, some reasons from 2005 aren't
much applicable nowadays (system is more-or-less 64-bit-proof now).
And well, maybe it's not about optimization, it's more about policy for
using isa directories.
SDL case is absolutely unclear: if one knows which
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