Hi, I'm doing the following actions on my solaris 10 system. Please let me know
if zfs will do the following things: -
Question1: - Will zfs employ ordinary raid0 stripes while creating the file
dust?
Question2: - Since most of my file /exp/dust1 (~74% = 1 - 400MB/1500MB) reside
on
Hi i'm trying to install Solaris10 on a virtual machine created by xVM command
virt-install. However, after configuring the installation the utility fails the
installation with the following error message: -
Preparing system for Solaris install
Configuring disk (c0d0)
- Creating Fdisk
I managed to bring samba(ver 3.0.28a) up successfully. Version 3.0.25c which
came with my installation CD didn't work and I didn't bother to check why, but
why the other 2 versions didn't work as well was because I was careless enough
to replace the binaries alone and not the libraries. Once i
Hi I have installed one after the other various versions of Samba (3.0.22,
3.0.25 and 3.0.28) each of them successfully install and svcadm shows the
daemon as online. The testparm tool doesn't report any error either. I have
added users to the usr/local/samba/private/passwd file as well and the
I have confirmed this with a Solaris expert that mounting root on NFS cannot be
done in Solaris while you are booting off a local disk and not unless it is a
PXE boot.
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Hi I am booting solaris on an x86 machine with the image installed solaris on a
flash drive and have another system running solaris with its root file system
exported on the nfs.
On the system which uses the flash I modified the /boot/solaris/bootenv.rc file
as follows: -
I changed
setprop
Hi I am booting solaris on an x86 machine with the image installed solaris on a
flash drive and have another system running solaris with its root file system
exported on the nfs.
On the system which uses the flash I modified the /boot/solaris/bootenv.rc file
as follows: -
I changed
setprop
Hi I am booting solaris on an x86 machine with the image installed solaris on a
flash drive and have another system running solaris with its root file system
exported on the nfs.
On the system which uses the flash I modified the /boot/solaris/bootenv.rc file
as follows: -
I changed
setprop
Hi there, am not trying a PXE boot but I am trying to have the kernel image on
flash and boot Solaris off that image and try to mount the root alone on the
nfs.
Also this is possible in Linux where we boot the kernel off a flash and
mount the root on the nfs and I am trying to get the
Hi I need some assistance in the following: -
I am trying to strip the current solaris build off the drivers which may not be
really essential. I would like to not make the audio drivers, crypto drivers,
1394, the dtrace binaries etc. a part of the final tar ball.
If any one can add on to this
Finally it worked. I have booted off the compiled kernel after all. The thing
that worked was a fresh 'make install' on workspace/usr/src directory instead
of the numerous 'make all' s that I had been trying.
I successfully chose the correct kernel from the GRUB menu and the system
booted off
Bhaskar Jayaraman wrote:
Hi thanks for your posts so far. Since what I had
assumed was a 32 bit
kernel which I compiled didn't work, I religiously
set out on compiling
a 64 bit version as my system is currently booted
in 64 bit mode. I
installed SUNStudio12 on the system and set
Hi thanks for your posts so far. Since what I had assumed was a 32 bit kernel
which I compiled didn't work, I religiously set out on compiling a 64 bit
version as my system is currently booted in 64 bit mode.
I installed SUNStudio12 on the system and set the SPRO_VROOT to point towards
it and
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