On 03/23/10 14:01, Paul Johnston wrote:
> I wanted to install apache22 so I run
> pfexec pkg install apache-22
> Why then does it start to download developer/sunstudio12u1?
>
> TIA Paul
What build are you running? There was a bug like this I fixed...
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ting over all
the users and groups.
truss -fc groupadd will tell you a lot; if you're making
lots of calls to door_info and door_call this is what is going
on...
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r LDAP name service.
>
> thanks
>
> peter
Try assigning the user id yourself and see if that helps.
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"You will contribute more with mercurial than with thunderbird."
ing to uninstall drivers from a running
system; since this can render the machine unbootable the packaging
system doesn't allow it.
I suggest the following:
beadm create -a 'new-be-name'
beadm mount 'new-be-name' /mnt
pkg -R /mnt uninstall NVDAgraphics SUNWaudiohd
ls, the source code is the documentation.
Interfaces in the kernel that are not part of the DDI are subject
to change at essentially the will of the kernel developers.
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110
# pfexec beadm unmount opensolaris-[N]
# pfexec beadm activate opensolaris-[N]
# reboot
We'll add a better UI sometime this summer.
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"You will cont
algorithm."
Can you ssh in locally?
eg ssh localhost
or
ssh `localhost`?
You can prob. fix this by running
/lib/svc/method/sshd -c
as root.
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"You will contribute more with mercurial than with thunderbird."
sult. Maybe it should be part of the
> distribution CD, as the default bootable as a not-so-subtle hint!
Filed as bug
6451 We should ship memtest86 as boot option on live CD
It was filed in bugster as 6312987 in 2005, but we may have more
luck fixing this in opensolaris quickly.
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Nick Kew wrote:
> On Mon, 29 Sep 2008 16:10:26 -0700
> Bart Smaalders wrote:
>
>
>> Update SUNWipkg first.
>>
>> pkg install SUNWipkg at 0.5.11-0.86
>>
>> Later updates resolve most of the download issues,
>
> How recently? I spent a long tim
hat instead of fighting this problem?
>
> If not, how is someone supposed to overcome a server problem with the
> repository?
>
Update SUNWipkg first.
pkg install SUNWipkg at 0.5.11-0.86
Later updates resolve most of the download issues, but
if your link is bad enough, you may stil
omething - why not leave it up to users to make their
~user/public_html
directories world readable if they want their content visible?
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"You will contribute more with mercurial than with thunderbird."
ensolaris-help mailing list
> opensolaris-help at opensolaris.org
Hmmm did you copy this by hand? install should do the right
thing...
If this fails trying to load the console framebuffer,
you'll need to boot your failsafe archive from the grub
menu.
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produce sound. If not, make sure that speakers/headphone
are plugged in correctly, etc.
Once the above works, be sure to unmute sound in gnome using the
audio control gizmo on the front panel.
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help us help you by telling us more details
about your laptop - what is it?
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luck.
>
>
I can recommend a realtek nic such as Netgear's ga311 as
working well under Solaris out of the box.
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it sounds like it's somehow ignoring the
keyboard. Is this PS2 or USB? There's a bios switch
for USB keyboard support that may help.
When you have a chance, does unplugging the Adaptec improve
matters?
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ut I would like to play
> with some of the development tools etc.
>
I use an Ultra20 look-alike at home. This works well. You can
of course get these at a discount as you work for Sun. Mine
has a 2.6Ghz dual core; I blogged on my config (which is also
the household server) on my blog recently
;d be getting rid
> of anyway and would rather not pay for. And any advise on
> the actual install would be appreciated also.
>
> Thanks, Patty
>
Perhaps you might want to fill us in as to the number of
processors, intended, use, etc.
For a desktop, you can get a nice
If you can, use a 64 bit CPU. AMD mobos generally work pretty
well; the NVidia chipsets seem to be pretty well supported and
the Hypertransport works nicely for memory bandwidth intensive
loads such as zfs. ZFS likes RAM.
If you're going to use small drives (250 GB are now small :-)),
p
/cmd/sgs/include/debug.h#143
#define DBG_CALL(func) if (DBG_ENABLED) func
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Guy Gaudreau wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know how to permanently disable the CDE (Common Desktop
> Environment) from loading.
>
> Guy
>
Do you mean you don't want a graphical login? Or you wish to
prevent users from selecting CDE as a desktop?
or what files I need to check to make sure its setting them. Any hints?
>
>
What does the locale cmd output?
Your locale is screwed up, either in your login or
in /etc/default/init.
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d to be pretty minimal as you found out.
Personally, I never do anything else but install everything.
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