I've run into an issue in a non-global zone where none of the scripts in
/etc/rc3.d are being run. Specifically, I've added legacy startup scripts to
run openssh (on a different port from the SunSSH version) and vsftpd. If I run
these script manually (/etc/rc3.d/S95vsftpd start) they work find.
Hi,
I beleive the ephemeral ID's is used for users not registered in
solaris and only registered in the A/D.
Solaris UID/GID'sshould be used for users in a Solaris user database
which ever you are using ( /etc/passwd, NIS, LDAP ) provided that the
winchester idmap is
Is this the well known problem with a Nvidia Nforce Sata -controller and
a SATA DVD unit ?
the nvsata ( Nvidia Sata ) driver does not support ATAPI ( CD/DVD) yet
.
The workaround for this problem is to install a IDE-DVD/CD unit in the PC .
untill the nvsata driver is
> I will try to create a empty file as you said.
> Do i need to do anything else to get the dynamic ip.
>
> Thanks again..
Yes a DHCP server ! or a switch/router with an inbuilt DHCP server.
You should be able to manually allocate the IP adress to test the
Driver/NIC/hardware
the comm
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 11:25 PM, Matt wrote:
> I have a HP notebook (dv9200nr) with 2 sata 150 hard disks and a Toshiba
> HD-DVD / DVD RW drive, and I am unable to install from the live cd - the
> error messages I receive are:
>
> ata_id_common: BUSY STATUS 0x80 error 0x80
> "repeat of above"
>
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 10:02 AM, Tanniel Simonian
wrote:
>
> Unfortunately the alternative work around did not work.
>
> Still getting the:
>
> WARNING: Ignoring false simplex bit.
>
> WARNING: Ignoring false simplex bit.
>
> WARNING: /pci at 0,0/pci-ide at f,1/ide at 0 (ata0):
> timeout
Hi All, hate to dig up an old thread but i wasn't able to find an answer
anywhere else.
I was able to get UID/GID mapping working correctly in opensolaris 2008.5, my
UID/GIDs are being pulled down from my AD correctly. (getent passwd
works, and returns the correct uid/gid)
So is there anywa
It failed to boot up totally from the iso on the zip drive - only got 1 error
message - unable to find boot file!
The live CD does not run at all - I receive the error messages already given
Matt
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After testing Open Solaris on my laptop and liking it. I decided to go ahead
and install it on my desktop PC via the external Maxtor hard drive. When
booting up everything seems fine until the end of the boot when all I get is
the blue background on my screen. No Solaris wording, no top/botto
2008/5/16 Lurie :
> There's no NWAM GUI yet, it should become available when NWAM Phase 1 is
> completed.
When it should be completed?
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Glen, thanks for your prompt reply. I went to your link and there is a driver
there - vfe-1.1.0tar.gz
However, I am having other problems in getting the CD to boot into the desktop.
Sporadic errors and then sometimes it gets to the desktop but everything takes
forever to get done. I may have a
Hi Al,,
Currently I use Windows for web serving and e-mail serving. I have
used Linux in the past.
I would like to try open solaris for web serving and e-mail serving.
What is the best approach? I would like to do so without a GUI.
I am using M$ Virtual Server 2005 SP1 and currently have web
Solaris does support SATA optical drives, just not on nVidia controllers
running in native SATA mode.
Andrew.
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jkeil,
Thank you VERY much for your help. I am eagerly awaiting the bug fix so that
Solaris can support SATA optical drives. Until then, I will tinker with
Solaris in VirtualBox.
Thanks again.
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Lars,
Thanks for a quick reply.
It is not dual boot. I used to have fedora core before but decided to install
opensolaris.
I tried cold Boot up too. didn't work.
I will try to create a empty file as you said.
Do i need to do anything else to get the dynamic ip.
Thanks again..
This messa
The OpenSolaris installer runs in 32 bit mode. After the installation is
finished opensolaris runs in 64 bit mode if the computer supports 64 bits.
I assume you are seeing the effects of an addressing problem .
Some addressing issues between IO-adreeses and memory addresses and
Umm,
to Activate DHCP you need to make an empty file named
/etc/dhcp.rge0
That activates the dhcp client soliciting for an IP Address.
Is this System dual-booted with windows ?
Some RealTek chipsets do not get properly reset by a Warm reboot.
I have one
Aubrey,
Your suggestion of disabling the DMA of the atapi device worked.
Jurgen: I was attempting to do a fresh install on a Dell Poweredge 2650.
So the only workaround I tried was disabling the Second processor through the
grub debug console (which ultimately did not work).
However: "But the al
Hi,
> I now want to make a small modification to the
> non-debug kernel, rebuild and then cap eye Install
> this variant of the non-debug kernel. When I try to
> do the cap eye Install as follows:
> #Install -k i86pc -G myNonDebugKernel
> I get the following error:
> cp: cannot access
> /expo
Andrew and Lars,
Thanks a lot.
i tried
[i][u]sys-unconfig [/u][/i]
But it fails to connect to DCHP.
Also tried manually configuring network from
System>Administration>network
Still i cannot connect.
I need to set a dynamic ip address. I don't know what ip address my router
assign my comp
Hi Everyone,
I am trying to build Opensolaris from source on x86 machine.
I have snv_82 installed on it.
For building: I followed the steps in README. After running nightly
opensolairs.sh &, I get several symbol not found errors in "Check ELF runtime
attributes" section. Following is the part of
OK what am I missing?
I downloaded and burned the opensolaris 2008-05 twice, when I boot the CD, I
have three options, I choose GUI install, get asked about language and
keyboard, then get a text login, enter jack, jack and that's it. Same text
login when I use text install.
Machine is a Compa
I tried both of those and it got rid of my beeps in my terminal sessions,
however didn't get rid of the system beep at the login screen. Any other
suggestions?
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I would like to build and install a non-debug version of the OpenSolaris
kernel. I have been successfully building and installing a debug version, but I
can't seem to install a non-debug version.
I extracted the non-debug closed bins and did the nightly build omitting the F
and D options. I BFU
> Unfortunately the alternative work around did not work.
So, am I understanding this correctly that booting with
kmdb and patching "use_mp/W 0" boots and install ok
(but only one cpu is usable)?
But the alternate workaround (remove/rename the
/platform/i86pc/ucode directory, without setting
use
> >What kind of optical drive are you using? Is that perhaps a S-ATA optical
> >drive?
>
> Yes, it is a SATA drive.Hardware ID = ?TSSTcorp
> CDDVDW SH-S203. It's supposedly a Samsung drive even
> though" Samsung" is not printed on it anywhere.
Most likely your system is using the nvidia nf
Not a problem - you can mount the NTFS partition read-only using tools from
this page:
http://www.genunix.org/distributions/belenix_site/?q=download
(Look in the "miscellaneous downloads" section ;-)
Cheers
Andrew.
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Good. The driver has attached to your network interface. The simplest way to
configure your network interface is to use the command
sys-unconfig
The down side is that this command will also wipe out some of the basic
configuration details on your system - the answers to the questions you were
Good. The driver has attached to your network interface. The simplest way to
configure your network interface is to use the command
sys-unconfig
The down side is that this command will also wipe out some of the basic
configuration details on your system - the answers to the questions you were
There's no NWAM GUI yet, it should become available when NWAM Phase 1 is
completed.
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