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You're pretty much doomed -- sorry.
Your choices are:
1. boot it headless, and use whatever displays the console to record
what you're seeing.
2. copy it down by hand
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Ua == UNIX admin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No SPARC graphics card drivers are released under OpenSolaris.
Ua Why?
My guess is that the implementation of the drivers exposes more of the card
implementation and the secret sauce contained therein than the graphics card
people would like.
PJ == Paul Jakma [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PJ On Tue, 29 Nov 2005, Bryan Cantrill wrote:
but we know from painful experience that acts of cowardice like
/usr/proc/bin create more problems than they solve.
PJ Curious, what problems other than $PATH would those be?
Nobody
PJ == Paul Jakma [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PJ On Thu, 1 Dec 2005, Matthew Simmons wrote:
Nobody finds them, because they're out of the way.
It's also an annoyance for administrators, because they have to add yet
another directory to their PATH.
Much better
DJM == Darren J Moffat Darren writes:
DJM I also tend to have /var/core and /var/crash separate as well but
DJM thats because I don't actually want live upgrade to copy the core and
DJM crash files over to the new boot environment, because they aren't
DJM relevant.
DJM
DJM == Darren J Moffat Darren writes:
DJM I use to do that but if using dumpadm and coreadm to actually put them
DJM else where seemed like a better solution to me - mainly because they
DJM have the functionality built in so why not use it.
On the other hand, /var/crash is a
DJM == Darren J Moffat Darren writes:
DJM Which brings me to very minor grip about the default config of
DJM Solaris, it is /var/crash/hostname at the first time you booted
DJM which when using DHCP in the default Solaris config can change. Sure
DJM I can find out what it is
I don't see the problem with using the code name for a project as the community
name, knowing that later on you may need to rename the community when marketing
invents a new name for it. Try as we might, we're never going to guess that
name in advance.
Matt
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SH == Stephen Hahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
SH As as additional comment, marketing names are associated with
SH distributions and not the source tree shared across the community.
So are we going to maintain a separate mapping somewhere so that users coming
to the OpenSolaris pages
DR == Dean Roehrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
DR On Wed, Oct 19, 2005 at 03:40:17PM -0700, Dan Price wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Codereview is a pillar of quality software development; the OpenSolaris
project does a good job of intensively reviewing changes today, but our
DR == Dean Roehrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Webrev is a tool which makes a web page which includes all types of
diffs such as unified, context as well as side-by-side diffs with
collapsable context.
DR Does this allow the reviewer to extract the changes in valid unified-,
DBP == Daniel B Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No. Alternate arrangements would need to be made in that case to get
the
DBP (Sorry for the awful formatting-- the mailing lists are eating posts
DBP on me again, so I never got this in email).
DBP Matt-- nothing would
JS == Joerg Schilling [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JS What do you do when somebody make a machine that can hold more than 512
JS CPU chips?
We divide the CPUID space up another way. Someone pointed out that the n and n
+ 512 approach only applies to serengeti and (I think) starcat.
FS == Felix Schulte [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FS Will Fujitsu join the OpenSolaris project some day? OpenSolaris does
FS not even boot on these machines right now :-(
Many (most?) FJSV machines are sun4us, rather than sun4u. As one might expect,
they have their own subtree under
JL == James Lick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JL Move current ksh to ksh88, add ksh93, and make ksh a link to ksh88.
JL Include a script to change the link to/from ksh88 or ksh93 so people
JL can configure the default to taste easily. In a future release the
JL link would point to
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