I'm pretty new to opensolaris. I recently had the need to convert a freebsd
system to opensolaris and the only way i could get a pool to import was if i
created the pool on solaris formated EFI labeled drives, then created it in
FreeBSD, copied everything from my FreeBSD pool to this new pool (
this is confusing to me. The pool was made on all EFI labeled drives
Basically, i did this:
7 raw drives brand new, never formated.
using a OpenSolaris LiveCD i labeled all 7 EFI (format -e then fdisk creat a
single 100% solaris partition, then label EFI)
After doing that, i added the 7 d
I've been trying to get rtorrent 0.8.6 or at leas 0.8.5 installed all day.
I need to install it with xmlrpc-c 1.11 or higher
I can't seem to get it to compile no matter what i do...i've run into a ton of
different issuesand no matter what i do it ends in failure.
I tried some patches i found
I am currious...is there a reason why pgrep wouldn't work as i'd expect on
opensolars?
I come from FreeBSD and i usually use pgrep to check if a process is running
for a script.
For instance, i have a script which i use to check if rsync is running, if it
isn't running, then it will rsync, if
wow, i feel really stupid, i just posted this same question againi post on
so many forums/lists i got confused so i'm really sorry for the double post
anyways, you mean cron can't use $USER but it can use $LOGNAME
ok, i will change this and see if it helps
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hello, i was looking at expanding my media server soon and i was wondering if
anyone knows how well chenbro ck13601 sas expander works with opensolaris, and
as a side note, if it will work with the AOC-USAS-l4i card (i think this has an
lsi 1068e chipset)
I'm basically looking to take a norco 4
> Is there a list of bugs in b132? I'd like to know if
> the sharesmb
> name= bug has been fixed before upgrading.
>
I can tell you with 100% certainty that it IS fixed.
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I've noticed something strange with solaris i've never seen with any other os.
I use ssh for my terminal. Most of my work in opensolaris is done in this way.
Whenever i use nano, when i close/save the file i'm working on, the entire
shell starts highlinging everthing grey.
This also seems to
I normally use JellyFiSSH as my ssh tool on osx, and with every other os, it
has no problems with any of the ssh encryption protocols. The default is 3des
but it has many to chose from (blowfish, 3des-cbc, cast128-cbc, blowfish-cbc,
arcfour, aes256-cbc)
OpenSolaris doesn't allow me to use ANY
it makes sense but when i tried to enable the cipers in the config file ssh
refused to start and stayed in maintainence mode. It took me 20 minutes 2
reboots and 20 commands to get it to start back upthis is really
frustrating.
I'd rather just have OpenSSH
oh well
I'll try again i guess
yah, that's it. I guess this will be fixed in a later release then. It's
not critical, just really annoying.
On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 11:58 AM, Alan Coopersmith
wrote:
> Thomas Burgess wrote:
> > I've noticed something strange with solaris i've never seen with any
f the
> crypto negotiation to assist you in debugging, while you can run sshd -ddd
> to get the server-side debug.
>
> Am 7 Feb 2010 um 16:22 schrieb Thomas Burgess:
>
> I normally use JellyFiSSH as my ssh tool on osx, and with every other os,
>> it has no problems with any
>you mean the log on the server side, right? What was the error
> message that was not clear? If it's really not clear, it could be fixed.
>
>
> Yes, server side. It showed me the line, and it said that it was a problem
with what i had put for Cipers but it didn't tell me WHICH ciphers wer
>
> hi Thomas, frankly, if the SSH server refused to start after the
> config was changed, it must have been broken which could probably happen
> with OpenSSH as well.
>
>
Yes, i figured that much =) I found the log which showed the error but it
didn't give an exact enough message saying w
> Whatever. Regardless of what you say, it does show:
>
> · Which is faster, raidz, or a stripe of mirrors?
>
> · How much does raidz2 hurt performance compared to raidz?
>
> · Which is faster, raidz, or hardware raid 5?
>
> · Is a mirror twice as fast as a single d
you're lucky. It didn't work for me. I got caught in a catch 22
i'd do attach -u and it would fail, then i'd do attach (without -u) and it
would tell me to do attach -u
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 8:51 AM, Paul van der Zwan
wrote:
>
> On 22 feb 2010, at 12:26, Alan Burlison wrote:
>
> > Paul van de
I was wondering if anyone has been able to get xbmc working under opensolaris.
I recently installed opensolaris on my desktop and i was impressed with how
easy it was. I have used ZFS on freebsd so i figured i should check out
opensolaris. If it is able to be compiled, i'd love to switch my h
about 2-3 years ago i gave up windows for Ubuntu. I learned a lot but after
awhile decided it was time to move on, after a few other linux distros i
decided to try FreeBSD. I love FreeBSD for my servers but it's not that great
for the desktop. Because of that, i decided to give opensolaris a
hat you may be interested.
>
> "OpenSolaris Bible"
>
> http://www.amazon.com/OpenSolaris-Bible-Wiley-Nicholas-Solter/dp/0470385480
>
>
> Thomas Burgess :
>
>> about 2-3 years ago i gave up windows for Ubuntu. I learned a lot but
>> after awhile decide
Hello, I recently migrated to opensolaris after using linux and freebsd for a
couple years. I am quickly falling in love with the system. My primary use
for THIS computer is desktop usage but i have a fileserver i'm considering
switching to solaris.
Because of how great i found Opensolaris to
I've been running opensolaris for months, and today while poking around, i
noticed a ton of errors in my logs...I'm wondering what they mean and if
it's anything to worry about
I've found a few things on google but not a whole lotanyways, heres a
pastie of the log
http://pastie.org/1104916
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