ating to build 132 would help, but that means jumping from stable
to development -- and half my attempts at that in virtual machines on
another system failed to complete the upgrade. A new stable is supposed
to be out in March, so sometime in April seems possible ;-).
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rkflow best to make a new snapshot, send it, and then
delete it.
Compression is a filesystem property; it'll do what the destination is set
to do.
(The zfs-discuss list is where the real ZFS experts hang out.)
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(also have unix permissions
> which i'd like to keep)
Solaris (not gnu, I think) cp ought to be able to replicate the ACLs.
Recursive, preserving file modes.
Since you say "pool", you're probably talking ZFS filesystems, in which
case ZFS send / receive will do w
tching my production
system to dev. But getting better at managing this stuff is always
worthwhile.
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(The page served at network.com is a Sun cloud computing solutions promo.)
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(and because I'm used to looking in /var/log
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d forth for a long time before the gdm login
appears.
> In case you are using the opensolaris graphical ("happy face")
> boot: Did you switch to the text console by pressing the ESC
> key? Did it perhaps stop at a console prompt, waiting
> for console input?
As I said, it
in case.)
I'm really glad I tried this test; I'm working up to upgrading my home
fileserver, which is currently on 2009.6. Maybe I *will* wait until the
next stable release, instead of stepping into /dev as I had planned.
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On 01/14/10 03:44, Jaideep Das wrote:
> i have install vpanel-firewall on my laptop. I want to know how to enable a
> basic firewall on my laptop. Or is there a firewall running already.
OpenSolaris comes with ipfilter, though it isn't enabled unless you
explicitly enable it. Since you hav
Why I need to edit every time kernelline?
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Hy I'm a newbie in english and same in Unix/Linux,only 1 year of experience in
Ubuntu.Now I want to try something new like OpenSolaris.But I've got the same
problem as Andreja. I have an AMD Athlon 64 3 GHz,1 GB DDR1,and Ati XPRO600 128
mb.
How can I install OpenSolaris 0906 on my system?
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Do you have the same problem with CIFS, I posted a problem with my server
rebooting (kernel panic) on snv125 when i transfered data for a while to my
home server. Posted in networking first thinking it was my network adapter
dropping off the network, didnt notice it had rebooted, they tried to h
Hi. Regardless of SAN/NAS software licensing cost, HA storage is going to cost
$$. I am more comfortable if I can take charge of the OS or software so am
hoping to get this to work. I see less value in a web gui for me but will see
how far I get. A big factor in this is hardware compatibility fi
Hi. I am interested in same thing, however I am contemplating opensolaris vs
nexentacore. My goal is to create a mirrored pool under raidz2 and make it
available as iSCSI.
I have a second filer that I want to setup for high availability using Open HA
Cluster so there is redundancy. I found a do
Hi. I am new to opensolaris and looking for a minimal install of opensolaris
for a server setup. Also is there a security hardening guide for the OS
anywhere? Many thanks.
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My marvell yukon (cheap 3com, 3c920) doesnt work on 124, the drivers are
installed from the marvell site, but they dont attach.
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Thanks for the quick response. I can start the program from the command line
but pkill did not make it appear in the menu.
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I used the addmoresoftware utility to install Gimp but it was not added to the
graphics menu and it is not listed as a program in the "open with" list.
Summary: The Gimp image editor
Size: 27.29 MB
Category: Applications/Graphics and Imaging
Ins
Does anyone have any information on a working ethernet driver for the hardware
listed above?
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No, I am not using xvm.
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zpool.
The "zpool status" command shows no errors with the zpool and iostat:
mediaz used 470k avail 5.44T read 0 write 0 bandwidth read 37 bandwidth write 44
How do I find what is accessing the zpool and stop it?
David
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sist. Sheepish grin.
David
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and RAIDZ1? Shouldn't the size
be the same for "zpool create raidz ..." and "zpool create raidz1 ..." if I am
using the exact same drives?
David
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I ran zpool
after a few days of uptime and copying 2.4TB of data to the system I received
the following:
david at opensolarisnas:~$ zpool status mediapool
pool: mediapool
state: DEGRADED
status: One or more devices are faulted in response to persistent errors.
Sufficient replicas
The ISO image is 744MB and will not burn to CD as the CD only supports 700MB.
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Downloading now...thank you...
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I have installed OpenSolaris 2009.06 (which is supposed to support the geForce
9800m GTX out-of-the-box) and am having display driver problems. I had to do a
remote install and that is the only way I can login to the system. On boot it
hangs at the splash screen. Research has shown that there
Good Afternoon all,
I passed on 8.11 because I didn't think it was mature enough.
I installed 0906 on my "testing" partition and it looks like this version
leaves me with only a couple of obstacles to overcome.
Obstacle #1: I have two applications that I use in work related activities that
re
Thanks for the response. I did have problems with my disk drive and replaced
it a few weeks ago. (That doesn't mean I couldn't have another bad drive.) I
don't see any messages in my eventlog and the disk analysis I run at boot time
doesn't report any kind of problem. I'm at a loss of what t
This is probably a really stupid question, but how do I set up and use a
printer, connected to my host OS, in OpenSolaris running under VirtualBox 3.0.4?
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When trying to bring up my OpenSolaris guest on VirtualBox, I get the following:
WARNING: /pci at 0,0/pci-ide at 1,1/ide at 1/sd at 0,0 (sd0):
Error for Command: read(10)Error Level: Fatal
Requested Block: 0 Error Block: 0
Vendor: VB
I have tried to install OpenSolaris 2009.06 in VirtualBox 3.0.4 running under
Windows. I am trying to get a working copy of OpenSolaris so that I can play
with it and understand it before making that my platform of choice. So far I
am not having much success. I have installed OpenSolaris a co
I'm trying to use the ndis-wrapper to activate Wlan on my Lenovo 3000 N500 4233
72G OpenSolaris snv_111 x86.
It uses the Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g.
The details of my laptop are the following:
* Lenovo 3000 N500 4233
* T3400(2.16GHz) - 2GB RAM
* 250GB 5400rpm HD
* 15.4
Paul Johnston wrote:
> On the "I think I should .." thread mention was made of MPlayer and how it
> was better for OpenSolaris than VLC (which I unsuccessfully tried to build).
> Anyway tried to build MPlayer
>
> Running make I fail with
>
> gcc -DHAVE_AV_CONFIG_H -I.. -I.. -Wundef -Wdisabled-op
Vic Webster wrote:
> I am not saying there is any shortcoming in the operating system, the
> shortcoming is in me!
>
> Well, to be fair to myself, I'm not sure that the operating system is
> genuinely built to incorporate those with "general, everyday usage"
> in mind (something I was hoping to co
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Good Morning All,
I have backed up my system onto different media. I have the system ready to go.
For an old disabled Vietnam Vet, this is a big plunge from Linux to OpenSolaris.
I will NOT need to install windows if:
Q: I can get either VMWare Server, or VMWare Workstation, w/directx support.
the pkg install process keeps retrying and eventually times out. I have run
this in a loop for a few hours. I have installed other packages successfully.
I am running sv118
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Ok, this may seem like an amateur question but how do you set the Path. I keep
seeing stuff about this but I don't know what it is exactly or how to use it.
What I do know is that if I install software from Blastwave or SunFreeWare, I
don't have access to it from the normal gnome. I have to
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
First let me thank all of you for the great help you all gave me with some of
the problems I had before. My "edit menus" buttons had not broken again since.
It looks like it was installing OpenOffice.org from the installer instead of
the IPS that was causing it.
I have been running Solaris
> total 16144
> drwxrwxrwx 2 xxx staff 4 Dec 2 2008 .
> drwxrwxrwx 10 xxx staff 10 Dec 2 2008 ..
> -rwxrwxrwx 1 xxx staff 7865344 Dec 2 2008
> x2200-320_3B26
> -rwxrwxrwx 1 xxx staff 8389632 Dec 2 2008
> x2200-320_3D12
That appears to be the BIOS upgrades, not the SP one. I'
Reading "Embedded Lights Out Manager Administration Guide" and
http://www.sun.com/servers/x64/x2200/downloads.jsp; it sounds like I should be
able to flash the ELOM remotely, via either the CLI or the https: interface,
and NOT lose the IP addresses/passwords etc.
But the note about the BIOS upg
[gateway, version 3.20]
Well; we're batting .500...
Copyright 2004-2006 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
Version 3.15
/SP -> show /SP/AgentInfo
Properties:
HWVersion = 0
FWVersion = 3.15
MacAddress = 00:16:36:76:4C:8C
IpAddress = x.x.156.139
We are trying to run a 2200M2 in a colo via the ELOM, but having major
grief. The guru in the group set up the box locally; then we installed
it... and ran into problems.
We can reach the box & its ELOM via ssh etc. to the appropriate IP; restart it
etc. but not the remote console we need to upgr
I have been using OpenSolaris for half a year now and I like it. I am even
thinking of starting a business around it but before I can do something like
that I need to get some things fixed. These aren't very big things but they
annoy me and I can not understand why an OS would do it. I certai
Drivers:
Ricoh R5C843 MMC host controller
R5C832 IEEE1394
R5C822 SD/SDIO/MMC/ host adapter
RL5c476 II bridge controller
Intel MEI & KT controllers for Intel PM965/GM965
...all for HP Compaq 6910p laptop
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I'm seeing the same thing with my installation. I used this page as a guide:
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The only difference I really see is that we are both using 2.2.4.
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At school I use a Solaris workstation which I check Common Desktop Environment
option when I log in. At the desktop I have a panel at the bottom with various
buttons. In the middle are four rectangle buttons that allow me to have 4
desktops, and on each side are four other options and each has a
We have setup a Server which is no running OpenSolaris snv114. Everything
seems to be working great so far. My one problem is before we can role this
out for live production we need a way to see what CIFS shares are open by what
user. Normally if this were just Samba we could use the "smbstat
We have steup a Server which is no running OpenSolaris snv114. Everything
seems to be working great so far. My one problem is before we can role this
out for live production we need a way to see what CIFS shares are open by what
user. Normally if this were just Samba we could use the "smbstat
e
crash or hang). Is there some other log file I should also be looking in?
I've poked through a bunch of others that seemed vaguely relevant and I
find nothing.
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GE amount of
trouble, but it's worth a little poking. Any chance? If so, where should
I start looking? Mostly I've seen battery-oriented power management info,
and that's not the issue here.
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and the originals are currently occupying those.
I'm about 100.0% sure this is user error (me being the user), but I'm
stuck on this right now. What am I expecting wrong? Or doing wrong?
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Ok edited the make file: Makefile
Uncommented:
# for solaris, uncomment the next two lines
LIBS=-lsocket -lnsl
ARCH=sun
Commented:
# these defines are for Linux
# LIBS=
# ARCH=linux
Forgot to use a root terminal once I had permissions things worked ok.
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Already looked at the readme file:
This is the error:
gcc -Wall -g -Dlinux -DPREFIX=\"/usr/local\" noip2.c -o noip2
noip2.c:176:29: linux/sockios.h: No such file or directory
noip2.c: In function `dump_shm':
noip2.c:930: warning: unsigned int format, long unsigned int arg (arg 3)
noip2.c:940: wa
x27;t understand, so I needed to shift
from using rsync to using zfs send / recv for my backups. But the rewrite
is as a shell script instead of in Perl because I can't get any CPAN
modules to install.)
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system (whether Solaris or
Linux), it fails. What's up with that? I've googled around a lot, but
all the keywords are practically generic, and I haven't found the solution
yet.
(My desktop is Windows XP, with Xming X server. )
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e mount foreign root at our choosen folder, them mount other filesystem
> to folders on mounting foreign root. But how to do it with ZFS?
The altroot property will do essentially this.
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Thanks to all I now have sound on my Dell!
Perfect!!
Many thanks
David...
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directory
root at opensolaris:/dev/sound# ls
0 0ctl
Hope this helps
David..
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Sorry forgot to set the buffer for the terminal.
All included now.
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root at opensolaris:~# uname -a ; prtdiag -v ; dmesg ; /usr/X11/bin/scanpci ;
prtconf -Dpv ; prtpicl -v
SunOS opensolaris 5.11 snv_101b
Hi,
Attached is the requested output.
Thanks
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/ (picl, 9f0001)
:PICLVersion 1.10
:_classpicl
:name /
platform (upa, 9f0005)
:PlatformGroup i86pc
:OS-Version
Hi,
I have no sound available on my Dell:
Error:
No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found.
How can I install support for sound?
Thanks
David
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Thanks in advance,
Darren David
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ear out the options I set.
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7;s easy
> enough to have 2 shares, like 'music' and 'pictures' and have each be
> a 1.5tb mirror.
I throw multiple mirrors into a single pool. Then the music filesystem
comes out of that pool, and my peronal filesystem (mostly photos) comes
out of that pool. So the fr
Luke Hall Bland wrote:
> /usr/X11/bin/scanpci -v:
> No PCI devices found
I think you get this message if you run scanpci as a non-privileged
user. Try running it as root.
Dave
ironment. I get the
feeling that there are old-time sysadmins around who think people should
have to prove they are worthy before they're allowed to run Solaris -- or
at least who believe that helping people just encourages the weak.
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Sna
acing that simm with a new one did
not bring the failure back. So the particular dumps in question are
probably NOT of any interest to ZFS people. But I still want to know how
to get things on and off a system in single-user mode!)
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heard support for BCM is present since release 100 ...the question
> is: how can I be sure to download a more recent release?? ...because I
> can't update it without my ethernet card ;)
The OpenSolaris 2008.11 LiveCD I have is svn101.
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yed
here. Want this to work!!! (Yeah, I know, if I want 24x7 commercial
support I can have it for a price, starting with much pricier hardware to
begin with and much LOUDER hardware, which wouldn't work since this system
lives in my office/bedroom.)
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bad ram. Is memtest86 going to find
things that cause Solaris to reboot? Or how do I go about verifying the
theory that it might be caused by memory? (Obviously removing some sticks
is another way.)
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of
hardware trouble going on).
Also -- I discovered the hard way that the smbpasswd file caches the UID.
So if you ever change the UID of a user, be sure to change it all places!
(I had to do that to connect to a previously existing zpool with lots of
user files on it).
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hich does NOT sound like hardware.
I'll be reinstalling tomorrow night, unless somebody says they need the
data, in which case I can work on getting the data out, if anybody can
give me some clues on *how* to get the data out.
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ell keep
playing; I can roll back later if I really need to.
It's very strange staring at a file with mode "000" and still being able
to access it. It's also very strange being root and being unable to
delete a file due to protection issues. I don't believe I approve.
(And I&
abel "home"
(it's not an auto-home share or anything). The windows volume label tool
reports a permissions problem when I try to change it from the windows
end.
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didn't know about
either of these until just now!
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t's very useful.
I haven't tried to automate it; I don't have people moving into the house
fast enough to make it worthwhile really :-), so I don't have any
suggestions for you on that end.
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ers, so it's probably not what
gets into your formal channels, and it may not be what's actually
important to Sun to get working.
The fact that the competition doesn't have it either probably helps :-).
Except for Drobo.
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* because of limitation on the drivers in older versions) I
might have used a root mirror plus two 3-disk RAIDZ groups.)
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at keeps me going. Snapshots. Replicated metadata
even on non-redundant pools. Block checksums. Background scrub. None of
the simple cheap solutions give me ANY of those. (I do have a bit of a
wistful fondness for the Drobo, though; I might have been happy with that
set of tradeoffs.)
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On Wed, January 7, 2009 16:38, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
> David Dyer-Bennet wrote:
>> Say what? It is? I've added two other repositories (looking for
>> screen),
>> but I haven't changed the initial definition of the opensolaris one.
>> What's yours
On Wed, January 7, 2009 16:01, Francisco Andrades Grassi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> David Dyer-Bennet wrote:
>> I can't find it in sunfreeware or blastwave (sunfreeware has screen-4.02
>> for Solaris 10, but I don't find it on the IPS server). Clues?
>
> It's on O
I can't find it in sunfreeware or blastwave (sunfreeware has screen-4.02
for Solaris 10, but I don't find it on the IPS server). Clues?
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ably next find out that you
need to configure yourself in /etc/sudoers (as parthasarathi susarla
pointed out).
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ftware complement
in Osol-0811 more to my taste, more familiar, more what I expected a
modern system to have available, than I did the older CE releases.
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If I installed the 11/08 osol release from packages, and if I keep updated
on those packages through the new package system, will I be "up-to-date"
on security patches? From the default repository, or do I have to add a
security repository or something?
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es, I just remember I found a lot of what I think of as
"outdated software" in the default distribution for my earlier install,
and had to hunt around and find modern versions.)
It's still a bit strange to type "ping" and not see the responses, though
(I look at the latency
s to
windows clients, and it sounds like CIFS might do a better job (on
properties and such in particular, and maybe on performance as well). And
the documentation is supposed to be in that manual.
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This was resolved thanks to a reply on the bugs list. The trick is to use
gnome-cleanup at the console login.
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Sorry this is long. It's a sad story. I spent several days setting up
openSolaris on a Sony Vaio lap-top model VGN-FZ140N. It worked great until on
a whim I decided to enable the whizzy Visual Effects from Preference ->
Appearance. This is supposed to show a panoramic view of the four screen
I spent a week getting Open Solaris set up on a Sony Vaio VGN-FZ140N. On a
whim, I change the screen appearance option from boring to the option where you
move the cursor top left and get the four screens in a cute row.
Unfortunately, when I moved the mouse top left, everything froze. Worse,
hi. im new user of open solaris i need all the drivers for an emachines t360e
if someone can help me please dont let me down!
what else need to know of my computer??
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Thank you for the link. I've tested that out and the Xserver does start. The
only issue is that the xserver is running with about a 3 pixel wide line across
the top. If I press ctrl+alt+backspace, I see the gnome desktop for 1/10 of a
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I have a thinkpad x30 with an integrated intel 830 graphics chipset. The xorg
driver shipped with the livecd fails to load a useable configuration. On linux
there are two xorg drivers, i810 and intel. I need to blacklist the i810
driver and use the intel driver, but that is with version 7.4 o
Install 2008.5, update your system, but do NOT do an image_update if you are an
affected user.
I tried every solution in every thread I could find, including going through
the bugs @ bugs.opensolaris
I also contacted Dell. They were quick to inform me that they didn't support
Solaris in AN
Buenas, les escribo para hacerles una consulta.
Quiero empeasr a incursionar en opensolaris pero tengo algunas duas con las
versiones y nose cual bajar.
Pido disculpas si esto ya fue tratado, yo no lo he encontrado.
1.- Si voy a la pagina http://www.opensolaris.com/get/index.jsp?lang=ls , me
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Quiero empeasr a incursionar en opensolaris pero tengo algunas duas con las
versiones y nose cual bajar.
Pido disculpas si esto ya fue tratado, yo no lo he encontrado.
1.- Si voy a la pagina http://www.opensolaris.com/get/index.jsp?lang=ls , me
b
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