> I downloaded it out of curiosity. Looks like it's
> based on 2008.11 or close?! uname -a contains the
> string "NexentaOS_20081207". The included FF is
> 3.0.5. The forum posts indicate this is a one man
> show. Upon boot of the live CD, it complains about
> Gnome not being installed properl
I'm so excited and I just can't hide it. I about to loose control..
and wait a minute, I can't attend the webinar unless I have Windows or Mac OS.
"Add to your Outlook Calendar", WTF!!! Oh well, guess I'll just go to bed early
and catch the news tomorrow on my OpenSolaris or Linux bo
Zones + ZFS ~= Virtualisation Perfection!
Zones is the way to go, there so easy to set up, rock solid and the way they
partition resources is unparalleled by any other virtualisation framework.
After ZFS, I'd say zones are second best feature of Solaris. IMHO it's worth
finding the right web, m
Looks like rsync is my best option in future. Thanks Stewart for the good
detail. So far, I have only used grsync (graphical frontend to rsync), before
moving to unison, so will have to learn it proper (from command line). I do
know that rsync is an excellent tool, however scp is easy because it
Is there an option for no-clobber (does not overwrite existing files) in the
command scp? "man scp" doesn' t reveal anything. I got one hit in google which
indicated that there was but perhaps that was the GNU version of scp.
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I created a clone from the most recent snapshot of a filesystem, the clone's
parent filesystem was the same as the snapshot itself. When I did a rollback to
a previous snapshot it erased my clone. Yes it was really stupid to keep the
colne on the same filesystem, I was tired and wasn't thinking
I'm just wondering if it's possible to replace a windows 2003 server that is
only used to provide network file access (AD file sharing based on user login)
with a Solaris 10 server running Java Enterprise System (JES). I will be
purchasing a Solaris 10 server for hosting Java Communications Sui
Just got my SXCE build 95 fully working with Java Communications Suite 6, been
a long hard road hacking the install to work on (unsupported) SXCE, but I think
it's woth it, I've learnt a lot in the process. Still a noob, I have found it
hard switching to Solaris (not had the buffer of linux that
Why is "cdrecord" chosen for the nautilus burning tool? It just doesn't work
for me, neither loose files nor iso's. "cdrw" works great for CD's and DVD's,
however I have to use "mkisofs" to make an iso first. Currently I have to use
command line to burn stuff.
Also, in Linux the nautilus burne
Yes, I followed this procedure exactly and I still have the problems described.
In addition, Evolution doesn't work either, it crashes whilst starting up, no
screens get shown before it bails out. I have no problems with Nevada build 90
though.
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Thanks ux-admin. You have answered all my questions well. I know of rsync, best
synchronization software I ever used, must look into Mercurial though. I just
wanted to know if the technology in question was worth learning about, I spent
a lot of time trying to set up an NIS solution and it's out
Updating to build 90 using 'pkg' command causes lots of things to break.
This has happened to me on two different PCs, so it is not just a one-off.
Vanilla install of OpenSolaris 2008.05 (Indiana) from live CD, then #pkg
image-update from terminal will update the system to build 90, giving you
Just reading about Solaris CIFS. Wow, what a breakthrough, looking forward to
testing it over the next few days.
Background:
I had a go at setting up a mock server client environment with Solaris 10 a
short while back and the outcome didn't convince me that Solaris was the way to
go. There wer
Wow, never realized the OSS came with a cool tool like ossxmix. That's sorted
my problem with one speaker and I think it's louder too (not had time to test
it with multimedia yet). Thanks Shawn!
Thanks everybody for replies, OSS and CUPS adoption pleases me much, really
looking forward to testi
Trapped between Linux and Solaris? I am.
My *NIX journey began onll less than 2 years ago. I started with Solaris 10
when I saw "Java Desktop System" mentioned, I thought it was a hybrid of the
solid and efficient Solaris engine with the beauty of Java. I am a huge fan of
Java, and I thought if
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