Wow. I never knew. Thanks.
I looked up what you told me to look up and found that the links to download
the Solaris versions are Forbidden. I suppose that is it for Azureus.
You wouldn't happen to know how I could take some source code, say like for
Gnote and use Sun Studio to compile it
I am scratching my head a bit here. All I know about Java is that you can
write the application one time and it should run on any system, from Windows,
to Mac, to Solaris, provided of course that they have a JRE. Supposedly the
same is true of Mono.
What I actually experience is that applic
That would be a pretty sweet feature if it was ever implemented. I'm guessing
there might be a way you can do it by creating your own IPS repository that has
all the build 117 stuff archived in it, then set this as the main repository
and then pkg image-update from the build 117 repository you c
Hi,
Is it possible upgrade to a specific Dev branch?
For example, I would like to install 2009.06 and update to 117, not 118.
Sorry if this has been asked before...
Thanks,
J.
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Make sure you have Virtualization turned on in the bios or Vertualbox might
only work in 32bit mode.
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You can do a minimal server install using the always awesome text installer in
Solaris Express or Solaris 10 (keep in mind that Solaris Express IS a variant
of OpenSolaris, although you have to sign up with Sun to download it).
When you do a text install, there's a menu that lets you choose whi
I just ran into the same issue with snv_b117 and created a CR on a ASUS
M2NPV-VM that fails to boot snv_b117 and 10u7 when -B disable-ehci=false but
boots ok when -B disable-ehci=true also 10u6 boots ok with out any kernel
options.
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I'm interested in installing minimal OpenSolaris as the only OS on HD with ZFS
GUI. Any idea when this may become possible?
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Please submit a RFE http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa and include the
notes audio outputs of:
/usr/X11/bin/scanpci
prtpicl -v
prtconf -v
dmesg
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rc directories is the old way of managing starting services. The new way is SMF:
http://www.princeton.edu/~unix/Solaris/troubleshoot/smf.html
But rc directories still work, for backwards compatibility reasons. rc,
basically you create a boot script which is renamed with a number. That number
tel
We've got another thread about this going on here:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=107189&tstart=0
if you're interested.
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Vem,
as I understand it, Solaris 10 system administrators usually backup and restore
entire systems using the "flarcreate" command, so type in:
man flarcreate
to see the manual page for flarcreate(1M). It's a pretty awesome command, and
as far as I know, there's nothing like it in Linux.
Al
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