Alasdair wrote:
The alternative is in progress.
Would that be illumos gate or open indiana?
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Would that be illumos gate or open indiana?
ig + oi = on ??
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Gary D gdri...@gmail.com wrote:
Alasdair wrote:
The alternative is in progress.
Would that be illumos gate or open indiana?
I am not sure what you expect.
Last night, I booted a Schillix-0.71i alpha (an Illumos based version
of SchillIX 0.7.1)
SchilliX is the first distro that boots a
The various developers are pushing ON_147+ testing, which is the last ON
release tagged. You either will find these public releases:
1. ON_147
2. ON_147+ (current (about 12 putbacks from ON_148))
3. ON_147+ (current, with Illumos patching).
Schillix 0.7.1 is the only public OpenSolaris
On Sep 2, 2010, at 4:07 AM, Joerg Schilling wrote:
I am not sure what you expect.
Less cloak dagger bullshit. Either you're working on an _open_ source project
or you're working on a top secret, fully buzzword compliant project that may or
may not be based on Illumos, Solaris, SunOS, BSD4,
john kroll wrote:
Would that be illumos gate or open indiana?
ig + oi = on ??
illumos is roughly equivalent to ON by itself.
An OpenIndiana distro would have to add the other 80% of the OpenSolaris
distro that comes from outside ON/illumos - SFW, X, JDS, etc.
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On 9/2/2010 10:41 AM, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
illumos is roughly equivalent to ON by itself.
An OpenIndiana distro would have to add the other 80% of the
OpenSolaris distro that comes from outside ON/illumos - SFW, X,
JDS, etc.
Hi Alan,
Kyle McDonald wrote:
On 9/2/2010 10:41 AM, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
illumos is roughly equivalent to ON by itself.
An OpenIndiana distro would have to add the other 80% of the
OpenSolaris distro that comes from outside ON/illumos - SFW, X,
JDS, etc.
Hi Alan,
Where can I find a
The people working with Alasdair already made this list, but if
you're trying to independently recreate it, you can get a list of
included consolidation incorporations by doing:
pkg contents -t depend -a type=incorporate -o fmri -r entire
You could run a similar command on each of those
Kyle McDonald wrote:
The people working with Alasdair already made this list, but if
you're trying to independently recreate it, you can get a list of
included consolidation incorporations by doing:
pkg contents -t depend -a type=incorporate -o fmri -r entire
You could run a similar
On 31 Aug 2010, at 11:01, Stefan Mueller-Wilken wrote:
Well, and finally here's my original problem boiled down to two sentences:
a) You (or at least I) don't really want a Linux distribution with a Solaris
kernel
b) There... is... no... Illumos... distribution! There never will be one,
Alasdair: for those of us interested, what is the best way to reach you?
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he said:
I suggest you mail me
since his email address was in the header: alasdai...@gmail.com that's
what I think he intended you to use.
HTH
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I think we all should put our foot down and support illumos
I couldn't find an install cd but I guess here's the project build -
http://trochejen.blogspot.com/2010/08/illumos-building-instructions.html -
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I think we all should put our foot down and support
illumos
I couldn't find an install cd but I guess here's the
project build -
http://trochejen.blogspot.com/2010/08/illumos-building
-instructions.html -
Well, and finally here's my original problem boiled down to two sentences:
a) You
You (Ian Collins) wrote:
On 08/31/10 03:52 AM, Matthias Pfützner wrote:
Right, but in all cases, Oracle never really announced stuff so much in
advance as Sun did... So, that's a change in external behaviour, but not
necessarily an indication of a different underlying attitude towards the
I think we all should put our foot down and
support
illumos
I couldn't find an install cd but I guess here's
the
project build -
http://trochejen.blogspot.com/2010/08/illumos-building
-instructions.html -
Well, and finally here's my original problem boiled
down to two
[...]
on the other hand, I also wonder how update/patch
will be handled with Solaris 11 Express program since
it will probably employ a longer release period than
Indiana, will there be a repo for security related
patches? I am not worried about Oracle being able to
come up support scheme
Hi Stefan,
now that OpenSolaris as a distribution is dead, it might be getting time to
move on. Question: which one of the distributions based on the Solaris
kernel comes closest to Indiana, i.e. contains as much as legally possible
from the 'official' Solaris world while still being open
You (Constantin Gonzalez) wrote:
Hi Stefan,
now that OpenSolaris as a distribution is dead, it might be getting time to
move on. Question: which one of the distributions based on the Solaris
kernel comes closest to Indiana, i.e. contains as much as legally possible
from the 'official'
Hi Constantin,
is there any channel you don't monitor these days? When do you actually sleep?
:-)
now that OpenSolaris as a distribution is dead, it might be getting time to
move on. Question: which one of the distributions based on the Solaris
kernel comes closest to Indiana, i.e. contains
Hi Stefan,
disclaimerI'm an Oracle employee, everything I say here is my personal
opinion though, I'm not speaking for my company./disclaimer
is there any channel you don't monitor these days? When do you actually
sleep? :-)
I have a degree from Sun in high volume email scanning :).
Well,
You (Stefan Müller-Wilken) wrote:
Hi Constantin,
is there any channel you don't monitor these days? When do you actually
sleep? :-)
He has young kids... ;-)
now that OpenSolaris as a distribution is dead, it might be getting time to
move on. Question: which one of the distributions
Constantin Gonzalez constantin.gonza...@oracle.com wrote:
Nobody from Oracle said Solaris 11 won't be open source, so that should
satisfy all of your requirements above.
What I definitely do not want is the Solaris kernel under the hood of a
Linux distribution. *yuck*
No need for that.
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wrote:
From: Joerg Schilling joerg.schill...@fokus.fraunhofer.de
Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] Indiana - what comes closest to it?
To: stefan.mueller-wil...@acando.de, opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org,
constantin.gonza
On 08/31/10 03:52 AM, Matthias Pfützner wrote:
Right, but in all cases, Oracle never really announced stuff so much in
advance as Sun did... So, that's a change in external behaviour, but not
necessarily an indication of a different underlying attitude towards the
product Solaris itself...
Oracle mentioned they are providing a supported
Solaris Express in place of the OSOL binaries of the
past. The kernel sources are very recent to gain a
'like Solaris 11' experience today.
~ Ken
Well...they have a tendency of mentioning stuff and falling short from
delivering. does
There's a lot more in common in the userland than you
might think.
Well, the problem is not so much the large amount of things that _are_ in
common, it's the small number things that are not. I've been using Linux
distributions 1994, half of my household - including TV settop box (LinVDR) and
On 8/28/2010 4:24 PM, Dmitry G. Kozhinov wrote:
There's also a community distro in the works, stay
tuned.
Is this the Illumos project?
Dmitry.
Not specifically. IllumOS will provide a core set,
basically what was
ON. It's bootable already, with the inclusion of
some closed
the real thing (TM)
project ?? +1
Unfortunately, Oracle might not like the either or'ness of it .
and never have to wonder if this is still internal development use or already
commercial ??
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On Sun, Aug 29, 2010 at 10:34 AM, Edward Martinez mindbende...@live.com wrote:
just a thought, devs with the proper skills could use opensolaris snv_134 OS,
replace the the non free packages with free packages from illumos and
strip all of opensolaris trade marks and replace them with an
There is something to this effect in progress - stay
tuned for an announcement.
GSoC is a great idea to pursue next year.
-Albert
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all goodie... I thought my opensolaris
On 8/29/2010 3:11 PM, Edward Martinez wrote:
There is something to this effect in progress - stay
tuned for an announcement.
GSoC is a great idea to pursue next year.
-Albert
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On 30 Aug 2010, at 03:51, Erik Trimble wrote:
Open development of code by non-Oracle folks is effectively completely dead
for OpenSolaris.
Only for onnv so far. SFW/JDS/PKG/etc are still being developed in the open.
And some community people still have commit access I think? So not
Dear all,
now that OpenSolaris as a distribution is dead, it might be getting time to
move on. Question: which one of the distributions based on the Solaris kernel
comes closest to Indiana, i.e. contains as much as legally possible from the
'official' Solaris world while still being open
On 28 Aug 2010, at 20:51, Stefan Mueller-Wilken wrote:
Dear all,
now that OpenSolaris as a distribution is dead, it might be getting time to
move on. Question: which one of the distributions based on the Solaris kernel
comes closest to Indiana, i.e. contains as much as legally possible
On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 3:51 PM, Stefan Mueller-Wilken
stefan.mueller-wil...@acando.de wrote:
Dear all,
now that OpenSolaris as a distribution is dead, it might be getting time to
move on. Question: which one of the distributions based on the Solaris kernel
comes closest to Indiana, i.e.
There's also a community distro in the works, stay tuned.
Is this the Illumos project?
Dmitry.
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On 8/28/2010 4:24 PM, Dmitry G. Kozhinov wrote:
There's also a community distro in the works, stay tuned.
Is this the Illumos project?
Dmitry.
Not specifically. IllumOS will provide a core set, basically what was
ON. It's bootable already, with the inclusion of some closed binary plugs.
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