There are a few benchmarks at the usual place for what is now called SPARC
T-series
http://www.oracle.com/us/solutions/performance-scalability/sun-sparc-enterprise-t-servers-078532.html
At this point in time there isn't a lot of call for 128 hardware threaded
servers, and not very many OS's
hzmonte,
I can't offer any help with reporting Solaris bugs but I will sympathize with
you. I have only been working/supporting Solaris for about 3 1/2 years. I
have not personally experienced the golden age of Solaris support but from
searching the forms (over the last 3 years) it appears
Alan,
You must be thinking about times past. In the past year to 18 months, using
GOLD support contract, after support could not help me with a problem (this has
happened more the once - I don't remember which time I pushed) I suggested
filing a bug report. I was told that neither they nor
Ian,
I tried usenet a few years back.
If you ask a question that they feel is too simple - they insult you.
If you ask a question that they feel requires more sys admin experience than
you have - they insult your company.
If you ask a question that's too complex - they insult you.
It's a
but it was about using
Blastwave with Solaris 9. The first reply that I received said that these
discussions were not for Solaris. I did receive other replies and some help,
but that was some time ago.
Thanks,
Glen
James Carlson [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/6/2008 12:04 PM
Glen Gunselman writes:
I can't
I did not file a bug report. I did try to contact the cfengine maintainer
through the Blastwave interface. I did not receive a reply or acknowledgment.
I did register at http://www.blastwave.org/mantis (and I see my id (GlenG) and
password still work). The parts related to cfengine looked
I need to install cURL from Blastwave, but pkg-get gives me the dependancy
... not up to date error. I used /opt/csw/bin/pkg-get -c|grep -v 'Not
installed' and I know that to upgrade all will break cfengine.
How can I prevent pkg-get from upgrading a package?
thanks,
Glen Gunselman
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