Just updated my Ultra20 to openindiana from b134. Flawless so far. Very
nice
Exactly the distro I was looking for (i.e. not much changed from opensolaris).
I tried nexenta and it is not what I want, I am sure others want it though, so
all power to them. I am sure they were using it
I need to leave solaris 10 because oracle is unwilling to supply security
updates unless I pay somewhere in the range of 4000 dollars year to update my
systems. I am a professor and use my sun hardware to serve websites and
databases to the public as well as operate sunray's for colleagues.
Just downloaded and installed OIndi in virtualbox. Installed srss5, followed
the instructions on the forums, added a couple of missing packages for dhcp and
bang! it works great.
Fantastic.
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Yeah, I know
My problem is I need something that will just sit and run and when I need to
update it wont break the sun-rays. I like ubuntu because potentially the lts
release should do that. I may end up with centos on there since it looks like
a modern ubuntu may not work as well as I
Yes, I have my own licensed srss 4.2, I want to install it on newer versions of
opensolaris.
I have tried to shoe horn it with what I have found online but most of the
hints and tricks stop at 2009 /06
for example
I think you may be right but I can't take that chance. I run websites and
databases for 'real' institutions that would be monitored for license
infringements (even if my applications are non-commercial and they institutions
are non-commercial). If I were running this out of my house then I
To give you an idea of how self destructive this is, I am now moving all of my
operations to ubuntu (not my opensolaris desktop/file server though!). Today I
was able to get my sunrays running on 9.10 and tomorrow I will move them up to
10.04. I can buy licenses for my sunrays for 100 dollars
Will it be compatible with the newest sunray software (srss 5 (4.2))?
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Excellent. I am glad to hear you think that may be valuable.
Sadly though srss 4.2 does not work (easily, or even moderately easily with
b134). Not saying somebody couldn't figure out why and create simple scripts
to make it work though!
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