On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 3:48 PM, Vishal Ahuja wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> If I use the priocntl command to change the class of a process from
> 'Interactive' to 'Real time', and set its priority to 59, how does this
> process fare against other user and kernel processes in the system.
>
RT threads have
Hi All,
If I use the priocntl command to change the class of a process from
'Interactive' to 'Real time', and set its priority to 59, how does this
process fare against other user and kernel processes in the system.
Thank you
Vish
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Hi ,
I am having issue when I try to boot off from Opensolaris Live CD
(0811.iso or 0811-global.iso). The following error message appears in
the screen.
SunOS Release 5.11 Version snv_101b 64-bit
Copyright blah
Use is subject blah
Hostname: opensolaris
Remounting root read/write
Probing for
Hi,
I use a modified Sun SUNWlsimega driver (tweaked to recognise the LSI MegaRAID
SATA300-8X raid controller ) and after upgrading to Solaris 7 update 7 my
computer failed to boot. As I took a backup on an external USB 1TB drive I
thought I would give OpenSolaris 2008.11 a try. Booting from th
Dennis Clarke wrote:
M. Oliver Ghingold wrote:
If not, why hasn't OpenSolaris been registered with the OpenGroup?
The certification and registration process is time consuming and
expensive.
how expensive ? Are we talking internal costs and infrastructure or a fee?
Is this $1
> M. Oliver Ghingold wrote:
>> If not, why hasn't OpenSolaris been registered with the OpenGroup?
>
> The certification and registration process is time consuming and
> expensive.
how expensive ? Are we talking internal costs and infrastructure or a fee?
Is this $10K or $10M ?
Dennis
M. Oliver Ghingold wrote:
> If not, why hasn't OpenSolaris been registered with the OpenGroup?
The certification and registration process is time consuming and expensive.
Sun has traditionally only done this for full releases of Solaris, such as
the initial releases of Solaris 7, 8, 9, and 10, an
Ah. My mistake. One question down, one to go.
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On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 11:53 AM, M. Oliver Ghingold wrote:
> According to OpenGroup's website, Solaris 10 for x86_64 systems was never
> registered with the OpenGroup for Unix 03 certification. No version of
> OpenSolaris has been regist
According to OpenGroup's website, Solaris 10 for x86_64 systems was never
registered with the OpenGroup for Unix 03 certification. No version of
OpenSolaris has been registered, either.
Has Sun broken compliance with some of the terms of the Single Unix
Specification during the transition to x8
So I installed opensolaris 2008.11 on VMware Workstation 6.5.1 -- as many
people have blogged about. Problem is when I try to use the cdrom... it just
doesn't seem to work. All I have is two broken links:
/cdrom/cdrom0 -> ./opensolaris
/cdrom/opensolaris -> /media/OpenSolaris
Any ideas how to deb
Hello,
I see the Samsung NC10 is under the HCL.
http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/data/systems/details/23525.html but all it
says is that's it's reported to work.
Anyone running OpenSolaris on an Acer Aspire One or a Samsung NC10? Just
wondering about performance, ZFS on SSD?, and hardware suppo
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