ARC approvals and the underlying transparency of the whole thing were, to me at
least, one of the very best part of the process. Of course, I never had to go
through this myself but the whole point of the architectural review committee
was to make sure that a project and all its ramifications we
That is a bit extreme. That being said I really hope I won't have to move back
to Limux myself. I would miss ZFS and IPsec among many other nice features of
Osol.
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They did indeed, back in the days of Solaris 2.6. Their client is Sparc only
though.
The thing is you don't necessarily need client software to implement a VPN using
Cisco gear. I myself, am currently implementing a very small scale VPN
(L2TP over IPsec, LAC initiated dialin remote access) and th
> Jörg Stephan schrieb:
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> Why doesn't Linux support ZFS?
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If does! In user mode through FUSE. Just the same way as, I've heard,
if you're really determined you can implement NTFS under OpenSolaris.
Francois
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> I've updated a couple of times to snv_126 in a new
> boot environment. After rebooting, I come to the
> graphical login which freezes. The cursor doesn't
> blink, my mouse and keyboard don't work. Anyone else
> experiencing this?
It wasn't quite a freeze but snv_126 thought my USB
mouse had been
> Oh dear! The sound card is not supported, funny, an
> Ensoniq is quite popular! Never mind I can buy a
> supported one cheap.
Which card are you talking about? I have an ES-1371
which is very well supported, ever since Boomer was
introduced (build 115), it's even the reference sound
card.
Here'
Hi John,
I'm glad to report that your workaround also works here.
That remains a hack, though. Somebody more informed
than I am about the official channels for doing so, should
definitely file a CR against this.
Sticking to snv_125 for the time being.
Best regards.
Francois
> Unpluggin
Greetings folks,
My most recent update to snv_126 has been a mixed blessing: it worked perfectly
fine on my IA-32 ATI PCIe based box but still is up in the air wrt. my other
AMD64 NVIDIA box. Case in point: USB HID mouse support. On that very same AMD64
box, snv_125 works like a charm but on on
Thanks, Marion. That was a very useful reply. I was unaware of that fact. The
trick, as always when dealing with SCSI, being to find the appropriate cable ;)
Francois
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> Hi,
Hi Milan,
> Francois Laagel píše v čt 29. 10. 2009 v 12:04 -0700:
> > Can we expect the adp driver (present in SXCE build
> 125) to be included into the OpenSolaris extra
> repository at some point in the future? That driver
> supports a bunch of old Adaptec HBAs
Can we expect the adp driver (present in SXCE build 125) to be included into
the OpenSolaris extra repository at some point in the future? That driver
supports a bunch of old Adaptec HBAs--the AHA 2940 (aka AIC7861) being one of
them--and seems to be distributable only under binary form, which i
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