What actually bothers me is that this has NOT been a Gabby Goose section, at
least not until recently. And, no, not all People have to understand that
this is not a technical list. *You* understand it to be a not technical list
and it is quite disingenuous, if not dangerous, to assume that
This forum has become rather ugly and not a particularly nice place to visit
these days. And as other posters have noted, this forum is now regularly
ignored by much of the code writing community because it is too noisy.
I first started watching this forum right after the first release in May
Welcome aboard.
First off, I was a newbie about 18 mths ago and found these forums extremely
helpful, friendly and often very authoritative. In all my years having
microsoft or OS/2 stuff I never had a reply to questions from one of their
engineers or programmers, though that happens all the
Take a look on http://www.nexenta.org project. Might
be easier for you.
Don't discourage him!
I've been struggling with opensolaris since last summer when I installed the
2008.05 issue. I'm still not sure it's been worth it but jeez I've learned a
ton about unix OSes. At home we have a
Sorry, I meant to say try typing in:
ls -l /dev/video0
not
ls -l /dev/video
wek...@gramsci:~# ls -l /dev/video0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 10 2009-06-05 16:11 /dev/video0 - usb/video0
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What about the output for these commands:
isainfo -kv
prtdiag -v
pfexec scanpci -v
?
wek...@gramsci:~# isainfo -kv
64-bit amd64 kernel modules
wek...@gramsci:~# prtdiag -v
System Configuration: System manufacturer System Product Name
BIOS Configuration: Phoenix Technologies, LTD
Cheese was working on 111b, not working after upgrade. Ekiga works fine in
both cases. Camera is a logitech QuickCam 3500. Recognized in the device
driver utility.
wek...@gramsci:~$ cheese
** (cheese:10871): WARNING **: Failed to open /dev/video0: No such file or
directory
Thanks in
After much trial and error I have a printer that
works on opensolaris snv_98, an amd_64.
There are a few problems that show up, however.
1. The add printer queue pop-up keeps multiplying.
There are now about 15 instances that show up when I
boot up the machine. Manageable now but,
After much trial and error I have a printer that works on opensolaris snv_98,
an amd_64.
There are a few problems that show up, however.
1. The add printer queue pop-up keeps multiplying. There are now about 15
instances that show up when I boot up the machine. Manageable now but, yikes,
