Masa has gotten back to me and said just to comment out the lines since they
were only for debug purposes. I did and the driver compiled but many errors
came up when it went to attach. I am going to follow up with Masa to see what
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I down loaded the jmge nic driver for my jmicron 25x laptop nic. The driver
does not compile as it is trying to call hretime and the structure for hrestime
does not seam to exist.
Does anyone know of a way to compile this?
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I am running solaris 11 b151 on a T2000. I have automounter mounting several
different nas appliances from different servers. I am trying to mount a
filesystem from one of the nas servers through automounter and keep getting
permission denied! Yet if I do a command line mount -F nfs I am able to
Wouldn't it be great if Solaris 11 was released at 11:11 am on November 11, 2011
11 11 11 11 11 = 1023 decimal
O R A C L E ,S O L A RI S
ascii 79 82 65 67 76 69 44 83 79 76 65 82 73 83 = 1023
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I just had another system hang at boot with a root mirror zpool. The partition
tables of all disks in the mirror set are exactly identical. System hangs
during a reboot and will go no further. I had to boot off of the CD and remove
the mirrors from the root drive in order to get the host to boot
Thanks all I had thought the search function was for pkg names and not files
inside packages.
Thanks for the knowledge.
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How do you go about finding which package the command you want to add is in.
The command /usr/bin/resize is valuable to me so when I resize my terminal I
can set the width and height with a single command.
This command is not currently installed on my system and I need to figure out
what packag
Thanks That did it. I was able to download it from that repository.
Thanks for the help
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Running build 151b. Downloaded package for Solaris 10 from Oracles web site but
when I go to install it says to get it from the package repository. I can not
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IMAP does not seem to work.
Evolution is configured for server type Microsoft Exchange. with a https
address in OWA URL field.
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The two raidZ portions will be concat together. You should not see any
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Well it seems I am hitting bug 602735. Whenever evolution attempts to open two
entry windows at one time it looses the pointer to the first window when the
second one is opened. So Since it opens a window asking if I want this to be my
default application and opens a window for username and pass
I just upgraded my laptop to build 151a. When I start evolution it comes up
with a dialog box asking if
I want evolution to be my default. This box has a yes and no entry key that
when I press them the entry key presses but nothing happens and I can not go
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Check out "LikeWise" I have not used it but it is suppose to authenticate
Solaris/linux/windows to AD.
You can find it on Freshmeat.
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OK so that leads me to, when I mirrored the disks I added slice 0 to the rpool
with the other disk slice 0. Slice 8 contains block 0 of the disk which is not
a part of the mirror. So what if anything should be done for block 0
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> Hi Mike,
>
> I would check that your hardware is functioning
> correctly by using these
> commands:
>
> # fmdump -eV
> # iostat -En
> # more /var/adm/messages
>
> Thanks,
>
> Cindy
Yes all hardware is working, as a single disk drive the OS has no probelms.
System only hangs when it is mirro
Before I upgraded I tried to mirror my root drive using Sun Volume Manager
(Disk Suites)
and the system would hang while booting most of the time at:
Probing for device nodes
Well I figured it was a Volume Manager problem and once I upgraded and run zfs
and a root pool it would go away. Well I
Ran the mkntfs on a 1Tbyte usb drive mounted it using mountntfs and was able
to read and write to it without a problem.
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Depends what build you are on. B134 has all the ntfs built in.
Look in /usr/sbin:
mkntfs*
ntfscat*
ntfsclone*
ntfscluster*
ntfscmp*
ntfscp*
ntfsfix*
ntfsinfo*
ntfslabel*
ntfsls*
ntfsmount*
ntfsresize*
ntfsundelete*
This will allow you to create a ntfs filesystem and mount it.
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I use a SuperMicro case that has a backplane and 8 sata hotplug drive slots
Here is a link:
http://www.supermicro.com/products/chassis/4U/747/SC747TG-R1400-SQ.cfm
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A little bit cleaner may be to define a host based route to the ntp server and
-setsrc to the interface that you want it to use.
route add host -setsrc
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options are added using svccfg, the following will show the configurable
options:
svccfg -s svc:/network/ntp:default listprop config
There is no prop for -I interface.
You may have to go directly into the method and hard code it. Ugly maybe
someone else has a better way.
/lib/svc/method/ntp
> Unfortuanetly, your description is not very clear.
> Can you be a bit more precise?
>
> Your actual problem seems to be, that you cannot
> import your old zpool on a new version of
> (Open)Solaris, right? This is actually more of a ZFS
> problem, so I'd suggest to direct your question to
> the z
> I haven't had to call support yet for anything. But I
> would recommend escalating
> to your Oracle account rep. If it's a mission
> critical server and on premium
> support, I'd go as far as escalating up to the VP
> that covers your region. Every
> time there's a change in any tech support
>
We have the highest level support on all of our Sun products.
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I have been on hold for over 1 hour, I created a ticket through the web
interface "which also sucks" Seems the web interface did not register the
support request.
Larry you should be drawn and quarted
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Last night I was doing a zfs send over nfs from one server to another around
100Gbytes. Nic interface is a Realtec using the native rge driver on build 150.
As the zfs sends were progressing I would start to run out of memory "4 Gbyte
on system" with not much else running. Then over 200 processe
Are there any documents on how to add our own packages to the local repository?
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Got it to work.
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pkg install issue.
To set clients to use only this depot server to retrieve package content
for the Oracle Solaris Express 2010.11 release, execute the following
command on each client (where is the value you provided for
'origins' above):
pkg set-publisher -O solaris
on
a little more explanation:
I have installed Solaris Express b151a onto a Sparc T2000. The install is
bare bones and I have built a repository on this system from parts a and b
and have configured the system to look in this repository. Problem here is
that there is no tools to extract from this
We use Flash Archives to recover servers for DR. I have noticed that the flar
script is nolonger included and never worked with zfs. Flash Recovery was a
cornerstone of production Solaris and one of the keys to its success in the
business world.
What if anything exists to give the same function
How can I install from the repository to sparc hardware with no graphics
console. I was able to find the ssh tunnel display problem as no xauth is
included with the base build. I have been able to get graphics to display back
but there is no packagemanager in /usr/bin. Is there a text based ins
When I upgraded from b134 to b151a Songbird hit a bug that makes it play the
second song over and over again. I tried to go into the b134 repository and
download that version but even though I as in the 134 repository my system kept
installing from the b151 repository. How can I install from an
> > Regards -- Volker
> +1, never worked, whatever I tried on my dell
> latitude D620
> bought a pcmcia card which works with malo driver :-(
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Attempting to get ndis to work for my broadcom wireless. I was able to
configure the 386 portion but get a:
section relocation failed
when I try to run ndiscvt on the amd64 version.
Any ideas on how to cope with this?
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zone.max-shm-memory defines the maximum size of a shared memory segment. So if
it is set to 4Gig then the maximum shared memory segment will be 4 Gig. You can
have up to zone.max-shm-ids segments set so this still can consume all of your
memory.. If you want to limit the full amount of memory a
I stand corrected. Concat the two parts together worked... Thanks
> Build 150 repository was two parts that were not
> concats. Instructions for that repository were to
> rsync the different repos after mounting the
> individual iso's
> I would think that would not change.
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> > did you download the repository or connect through
> > the web?
> >
> > I have tried both and have problems both ways.
> >
> > Part B of the repository will not mount up under
> any
> > filesystem type. after lofiadm the iso /dev/lofi/1
> > mount fails with not a hsfs filesystem. Part A
> wor
did you download the repository or connect through the web?
I have tried both and have problems both ways.
Part B of the repository will not mount up under any filesystem type. after
lofiadm the iso /dev/lofi/1 mount fails with not a hsfs filesystem. Part A
works fine.
When attempting to acces
> So yes I took the dns away from ipnodes and the
> lookups stopped. So the question is why is ipnodes
> not adhearing to nsswitch hierarchy?
Duo. Ok since I don't have ipv6 in my DNS it was timing out on that
All makes sense now..
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So yes I took the dns away from ipnodes and the lookups stopped. So the
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> ssh will try to do krb auth by default and krb
> bypasses the nsswitch to
> always try DNS to canonicalize host names. So it may
> help to config ssh
> to not try krb auth (which is basically the gssapi*
> auth methods, see
> man ssh_config). If that doesn't help, use truss or
> dtrace to see h
Even though nscd is running with the default ttl a ssh to the same host within
a minute is still going out and hitting DNS.
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Build 134
My nsswitch.conf file is setup as such
hosts files nis dns
ipnodes files nis dns
when snooping the interface I see dns lookups even though the ipaddress lives
in the local host file and or the nis database.
It was a very early problem with nsswitch that it would still follow throu
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I have installed the latest build but do not know the root password?
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If two drives are mirrored together in hardware at the controller level. Will
grub also be mirrored? If the primary drive fails will the system still be able
to boot?
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Can you try to import it using the id number instead of the name?
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> Note that galculator is not gnome-calculator. The
> latter can be started
> via Applications->Accessories->Calculator. The other
> is a project on
> SourceForge.
>
> Not sure what version of gnome-calculator is on your
> system, but
> on mine, you adjust the number of decimal places via
> an ent
>
> And the internal calculating engine in
> gnome-calculator is the same one as that
> in dtcalc. Mike, I too would be interested in why you
> don't consider it comparable.
Comfort mostly. I have used dtcalc since the mid 90s and it fits like a old
glove. I am use to its look and feel. Can't f
build 134.
dtcalc was left out of this build so I copied the binary over from my build
121.
whenever I press the right mouse button inside of dtcalc application the mouse
pointer changes and becomes bound inside the application box. Only way I have
been able to get it back is with a reboot.
I would just ran an upgrade on a pool at version 18 to version 22.
zpool upgrade euclid
This system is currently running ZFS pool version 22.
Successfully upgraded 'euclid' from version 18 to version 22
And then look ad zdb.
zdb
euclid:
version: 18
name: 'euclid'
state: 0
txg:
I Just noticed that with zfs root filesystems the file browser has a header bar
for browsing snapshot history on the filesystem. This is so cool. I hate the
fact that great OSs and the fantastic people behind them go un-noticed while
the mediocre gets all the fame.
Kudos Guys and Gals.
where d
Never mind: Just after post I checked the repository and found it.
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I want to upgrade by build from 134 to 146 is there a document somewhere I can
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# X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
#
Caused by the .Xauthority file for the user you su'ed to not being in sync with
your .Xauthority
To correct:
1) su to user
chmod 666 /users/home/dir/.Xauthority
xauth merge /usr/home/dir/.Xauthority
2) su to user
XAUTHORITY=/usr/home/dir
Do you have time-slider enabled?
On Monday is the system slow or does it not respond at all?
Any messages?
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Does anyone know what happened to gone-sound-properties? Is there something
that replaced it? Wanted to configure sound events and can not find anyway to
do it. Same with evolution, unable to play sound file on incoming emails.
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> By the way, a duel is a formal fight between two
> persons armed with
> deadly weapons. I assume your operating systems
> aren't engages in
> mortal combat!
Yes Duel boot Windows and Solaris. If ever there were two entities locked in
mortal combat it is Windows and Solaris.
Thanks for the c
Thanks for the response.
This worked. The first time I setup the fdisk table and attempted to mkfs it
complained about I/O error. I thought it may be a size thing with usb so I cut
the partition size down to 500Gig. This went right through so I incremented to
750G which also worked so I went ba
>
> > SolarOS
> >
> > Rolls right off the tongue ;)
> >
>
> I didn't want to enter this naming spamfest, but how
> about "Sunshone"?
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or !sunshoneie where the sun d
Windows is Windows7 64 bit and OpenSolaris is b134 64bit. Running 64bit across
the board.
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> I'd say correct sequence of commands should be:
>
> pfexec fdisk /dev/rdsk/c10t0d0p0
>
> In fdisk, select and delete (all) partition(s), then
> create one
> partition of FAT32 ('C') type. Save, exit.
>
> mkfs -F pcfs -o fat=32 /dev/rdsk/c10t0d0p0:c
>
> Note that you instruct mkfs to use p0,
Tried to partition the drive with everything from 100G to 1Tbyte.
Tried with the partitions defined as BIGDOS / Fat32 / DOSEXTLBA / FAT32LBA and
with what windows puts on a ntfs.
> Hi Mike,
> what is the partition table on the drive?
> Also, can you try rmformat with p0 which is whole
> disk?
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> Yes, the FSW* packages only perform read-only access
> to NTFS...
>
> You might want to format that 1TB disk as FAT under
> Windows...
>
I did format it under windows and windows can see it.
> But I assume, access to a 1TB disk via the PCFS
> driver is not the best
> option... ;-)
>
> What's
I have a 1Tbyte usb external HD that I want to be able to read with windows and
b134. I have tried all of the below but am unable to get solaris to read and
write to it.
mkfs -F pcfs -o fat=32 /dev/rdsk/c10t0d0p1
*Bad Sig on master boot record!
mkfs -F pcfs -o fat=32 /dev/rdsk/c10t0d0p1:c
Bug was filed and closed due to duplication. This is a known problem.
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> On Aug 2, 2010, at 5:00 AM, Mike DeMarco wrote:
>
> >> This is a variant of the convenience argument.
> >> Systems with root as a
> >> ole require a local user account with Primary
> >> Administrator role. When
> >> I installed OpenS
> jimwtype=normal;profiles=File System
> Management,ZFS File System Management
>
> which doesn't give jimw the ability to su to root but
> does give some,
> but not all, additional privs when he pfexec's
> commands.
I know that this is only an example but I prefer using zfs allow to grant zfs
Looks like ComputerWeekly was confusing OpenSolaris with Solarisx86
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> On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 03:49:57PM -0700, David
> Brodbeck wrote:
> >
> > On Jul 30, 2010, at 3:31 PM, Scott Rotondo wrote:
> > > Regarding the expansion of the attack surface,
> remember that assuming the root role requires logging
> in to a user account first and then providing the
> root pass
> This is a variant of the convenience argument.
> Systems with root as a
> ole require a local user account with Primary
> Administrator role. When
> I installed OpenSolaris it did the right thing and
> created such an
> account that does not depend on NIS or LDAP and is
> thus insulated from
>
> I'm in total agreement from a security aspect (recall
> that OpenSolaris's
> roots are in the enterprise server world and not
> wide open desktop
> land). I would ask you why root shouldn't be a role?
> Hopefully the
> nswer won't involve convenience.
In making root a role you now rely on a us
Bug id 16693
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I just submitted a security bug on this.
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> I agree that this should be fixed, but let's not
> overreact; this is a program designed to be run by a
> local user at the console. If someone's at the
> console they can already own your machine at will
> just by booting a LiveCD and mounting your
> filesystems.
This is true, but it still wri
Very troubling that this kind of vulnerability goes unchecked. How many others
are in the mix?
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> Since sound-jouicer now cleanly calls cdda2wav in
> order to read AUDIO data from
> CD, there should no longer be a need to run
> sound-juicer as root.
looks like it is rmvolmgr that starts sound-juicer when a cd is inserted and it
asks if you want to start CDripper. Since rmvolmgr runs as root
Build 134:
1) Could anyone please explain why root has been converted to a role. I would
venture a guess that someone somewhere believes that it is more secure to run
root as a role. The whole "if root can not log directly into the box than
someone can not crack the root password. Well I agree
> So why are you still here?
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Edward, STOP! be nice!
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Can you go through the cron log and figure out exactly when it does this?
Do you leave your system up all the time or are you shutting it down?
what does your /etc/cron.d/FIFO look like. Is it a pipe 600 root root?
I have never seen something randomly remove cron entries.
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> Sansa and other media players have two modes, USB and
> an other who's
> name I forget that works with windows. You can
> change the mode to USB
> on a windows box. I can't remember how I did it, but
> the information
> was easy to find.
>
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>
Yea the USB mode that everyone t
> On 07/26/10 04:45 AM, Mike DeMarco wrote:
> > I installed build 134 first on disk c4d0p1 then
> installed Windows 7 which it put on c4d0p2 sector> and c4d0p3 Windows 7. Using the LiveCD for
> b134 I went back in and changed the active partition
> back to c4d0p1 so I am now
I wound up re-installing b134, afterwards The Windows partition came up in the
grub menu. I still can not understand what was wrong with the definition that I
put into the menu.lst as it was identical to the one that the re-install put
in. Guess it will have to remain another mystery. My new pro
Installed Build 134 on my wifes laptop. She is unable to transfer the music CDs
that she burned using Windoes media player. When she starts the copy using
sound juicer it just hangs at 0% complete. She is also unable to see any of the
music on here sansa drive.
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I may just do that and re-install everything if I can't get grub configured.
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I have actually tried each of the partitions hd0,1-4 with no luck.
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I installed build 134 first on disk c4d0p1 then installed Windows 7 which it
put on c4d0p2 and c4d0p3 Windows 7. Using the LiveCD for b134 I
went back in and changed the active partition back to c4d0p1 so I am now able
to boot back to b134. I then modified the menu.lst adding:
title Windows 7
I found it. Hit bug 6932552, had to disable the graphics boot from grub. Works
great.
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I have installed b134 on a clevo laptop. The live cd booted just fine and the
install went on without a problem. After the install when I reboot the system
comes up with the initial grub screen just after the OS is selected the screen
goes black and the system reboots.
I thought I had seen this
Break the mirror
move the disk over to the other server
create a new zpool using that disk
zfs send | ssh zfs receive
bring over the other disk and add as a mirror.
Pop open a beer and smile.
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You would have better luck posting this to the zfs list.
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Do you have autofs turned on. Sounds like it is hanging when attempting to
mount a automounted filesystem.
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> And you might want to check for the Release notes for
> build 134, there's a bug
> in there, that puts you into a reboot-loop. Basically
> you need to perform two
> things: rebuild the "ram-boot-disk", that can be done
> from an older (in your
> case, also the love CD!) running version, and se
Intent is to run a format as root to find out why when I go to do the install
it crashes when looking for disks.
>From the install on the CD It does not give me the option of choosing UFS/ZFS.
>I can find no way to create a raidZ filesystem spread across my 6 sata drives.
>Everything I have tr
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