s0: flags wm, /, sizeof(s2 - (s1 + s7)
s1: flags wu, swap, sizeof(RAM + 64MB)
s2: don't touch
s7: flags wu, 64.00MB (for metadb)
I also prefer this kind of layout. But I think one should add a comment
concerning this. There exists an issue in Solaris 9 (IIRC) where you cannot
mirror the
No slice for Live Upgrade?
Sure, if you can afford that much disk space.
Remember though, this seems to be geared towards newbs. And a newb most likely
won't even know that Solaris can do a live upgrade, let alone how to do it.
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I also prefer this kind of layout. But I think one
should add a comment concerning this. There exists an
issue in Solaris 9 (IIRC) where you cannot mirror the
root slice after having setup the filesystem if the
slice contains track 0 of the disk. Because of this I
prefer placing the swap
UNIX admin wrote:
No slice for Live Upgrade?
Sure, if you can afford that much disk space.
Remember though, this seems to be geared towards newbs. And a newb most likely
won't even know that Solaris can do a live upgrade, let alone how to do it.
Better to learn *before* they
After trying to remember which Solaris release it was, I now remeber that
mirroring itself hadn't been the issue. The issue was that live-upgrade was
unable to install the boot block on the alternate boot environment in such a
scenario. But there were some edge conditions which I don't remember
UNIX admin wrote:
No slice for Live Upgrade?
Sure, if you can afford that much disk space.
Remember though, this seems to be geared towards newbs. And a newb most
likely won't even know that Solaris can do a live upgrade, let alone how to
do it.
Better to learn *before* they install
hold on a sec ...
http://www.blastwave.org/docs/step-063.html
That thing there is my principal sin ?
What if I were to back up a few steps to here :
http://www.blastwave.org/docs/step-061.html
Then I diverge the path into two alternate methods for setting up the
disk.
No slice for Live Upgrade?
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goto : http://www.blastwave.org/docs/index.html
select doc BLS-0061
A lot of the pages were written when I was getting
tired and there will
be errors. At the very least some dry humour and
possibly rambling.
The topic or index page is still being written. It
Bob Palowoda wrote:
I like the comparison of Xsun to Windows 98.
Fortunately Xsun kdmconfig will finally be gone from the x86
installer in S10U4, much as they already are on Nevada/Express.
--
-Alan Coopersmith- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window
Bob Palowoda wrote:
I like the comparison of Xsun to Windows 98.
Fortunately Xsun kdmconfig will finally be gone from the x86
installer in S10U4, much as they already are on Nevada/Express.
when is U4 due out ?
I'll have to rewrite this thing when it ships. :-\
As it stands .. I
Dennis Clarke wrote:
Bob Palowoda wrote:
I like the comparison of Xsun to Windows 98.
Fortunately Xsun kdmconfig will finally be gone from the x86
installer in S10U4, much as they already are on Nevada/Express.
when is U4 due out ?
Summertime.
--
-Alan Coopersmith-
On Mon, 9 Apr 2007, Dennis Clarke wrote:
As it stands .. I have to rewrite it now. The contents looks like it was
written by me. That may not fly too well with some readers and it gives
the whole document a community feel to it. Not very professional if you
know what I mean.
I wouldn't
On Mon, 9 Apr 2007, Dennis Clarke wrote:
As it stands .. I have to rewrite it now. The contents looks like it
was
written by me. That may not fly too well with some readers and it gives
the whole document a community feel to it. Not very professional if you
know what I mean.
I
Is adoption of the Xorg server considered a technical advance -
generally a good thing? Will Xsun remain for sparc?
Yes I understand I have a far better chance of timely Xorg support for
arbitrary commodity hardware. I've read some negative press about the
Xorg server as compared to Xsun
Jerry Sutton wrote:
Is adoption of the Xorg server considered a technical advance -
generally a good thing?
Yes.
Will Xsun remain for sparc?
Only for a while - the announcement of it's end of life should be in the
next Solaris 10 update release notes. SPARC graphics Sun Ray are working
This is for review.
goto : http://www.blastwave.org/docs/index.html
select doc BLS-0061
A lot of the pages were written when I was getting
tired and there will
be errors. At the very least some dry humour and
possibly rambling.
The topic or index page is still being written. It
This is for review.
goto : http://www.blastwave.org/docs/index.html
select doc BLS-0061
A lot of the pages were written when I was getting
tired and there will
be errors. At the very least some dry humour and
possibly rambling.
The topic or index page is still being written. It
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