Jürgen Keil wrote:
I can't say with certainty, but from my own experience, it is very
tolerant of hardware changes.
Are you saying that you can boot from the same root filesystem as you used
in the other system?
With zfs boot / root it sometimes works: when the boot / root disk
can be found by
casper@sun.com wrote:
I can't say with certainty, but from my own experience, it is very
tolerant of hardware changes.
Are you saying that you can boot from the same root filesystem as you used
in the other system?
Correct.
My experience is different; you can boot failsafe but you ne
>The hostname.* issue can be avoided by using nwam
>(default in OpenSolaris / Indiana).
Except that it only works in simple situations. I.e., not if you
use the system as a home server (dhcp server, multiple internet
connection) and it doesn't work with a ipfilter, etc.
As we're not talking a
> >I can't say with certainty, but from my own experience, it is very
> >tolerant of hardware changes.
>
> Are you saying that you can boot from the same root filesystem as you used
> in the other system?
With zfs boot / root it sometimes works: when the boot / root disk
can be found by devid.
>I can't say with certainty, but from my own experience, it is very
>tolerant of hardware changes.
Are you saying that you can boot from the same root filesystem as you used
in the other system?
My experience is different; you can boot failsafe but you need to
rebuild /etc/path_to_inst and ch
Paul Theodoropoulos wrote:
thanks for the replies, gentlemen. yes, the 'outlier' issue is really the crux of it. while this isn't bad motherboard, neither is it enterprise-grade. i'm reasonably happy with the performance, so i really should just buy a spare of the mobo, and for the most part that
thanks for the replies, gentlemen. yes, the 'outlier' issue is really the crux
of it. while this isn't bad motherboard, neither is it enterprise-grade. i'm
reasonably happy with the performance, so i really should just buy a spare of
the mobo, and for the most part that covers me. sure - it's po
do i have to get ahold of an exactly identical mobo, or will osol tolerate a
mobo by a different manufacturer, but with the same chipset... or would it
refuse to even boot? should i just bear the pain of buying an identical spare
mobo, cpu, ram, psu, so that i'm ready should the worst happen?
Paul Theodoropoulos wrote:
background: my vocation and avocation since 1994 has been unix systems administrator.
i've been running solaris on SPARC hardware all this time. my home server, which does
email, webhosting, etc for a bunch of friends and family, has until recently been a Netra
T1 10
background: my vocation and avocation since 1994 has been unix systems
administrator. i've been running solaris on SPARC hardware all this time. my
home server, which does email, webhosting, etc for a bunch of friends and
family, has until recently been a Netra T1 105 with D130 array. it sucked
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