the problem with solaris is there is no support and its very complicated - you
can pick up things here n there but in my experience all my data is on it and
nobody can help me get it off there. you surely dont want to get into that
situation. ive been on this forum a month and nobody can figure
boot it up from a livecd and look at teh grub file and reinstall it if needed.
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anyone figured this out ?
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http://code.google.com/p/solaris-parted/
theres this but it doesnt mention anything zfs. the freebsd (7.2) i have is v13
- the same as my solaris install - took me a while to sort that out but on a
'zfs import' i get a
GPT table corrupt message.
open solaris doesnt work on my computer even tho
yup checked that out already with freenas only zfs v6 there - im running v13 on
the solaris machine so i went to freebsd 7.2 in order to do that but it doesnt
like it. im wondering if this new parted solaris thing might do it ? or perhaps
a utility in freebsd ?
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yup checked that out already with freenas only zfs v6 there - im running v13 on
the solaris machine so i went to freebsd 7.2 in order to do that but it doesnt
like it. im wondering if this new parted solaris thing might do it ? or perhaps
a utility in freebsd ?
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if you pass the whole disk to zfs in solaris im told thats the right way to do
it.
but. apparetly freebsd doesnt like this and complains about corrupt GPT tables.
how can i migrate a disk over without copying the whole lot off ?
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that loud noise when you put a mic in front of speakers is called feedback and
its very beautiful.
anyway - did you try another cd player and burn another cd ? just an idea.
is it the speakers making the noise or the motherboard ?
my system did that a few times - it was the processor temperature
a good start might be this
turn off everything that can be turned off in the bios.
lan, onboard audio, acpi, serial ports, everything you can find except the
power :)
then remove everything from the machine that could be suspect.
replace memory or take the sticks out one by one and replace with
did you try an older one as well ?
did you do a md5sum check of the disk just in case.
ive seen a lot of people on google going on about weird errors and then
reburning the cd and everything works. i know it sounds mad but true :)
i have the same problem but on a completely different machine. as y
did you try an older one as well ?
did you do a md5sum check of the disk just in case.
ive seen a lot of people on google going on about weird errors and then
reburning the cd and everything works. i know it sounds mad but true :)
i have the same problem but on a completely different machine. as
heh that gave me a chuckle...
youre right there the chip ran super hot for no apparent reason...
thats why the power supply went. mebbe something else went.
how would every other linux and windows thing work on it though?
puzzling me.
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it ran solaris for about 6 months 2008.11 fine not a glitch.
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its a pentium D 3g
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i dont know whether i made it clear but im not really up on solaris i only use
it for zfs file sharing. heres the output you wanted, took me a while to get it
because in this half crashed maintenance mode lots of stuff doesnt seem to work
- ie i couldnt mount a usb disk to put the files on so i
why is it every time i post nobody ever knows my problem ?
is it the way ive put it or something ?
:-/ friends production machine broke on the update as well. looks like they
got a lot of work to do in support and programming. good luck.
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update - tried PULSA as well some kind of media server opensolaris
errored on cryptoadm start failed with exit status 2
and some other crypto DSS errors.
thanks for any help...
my big question is why does it not work ONLY on opensolaris kernels ?
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well. i tried FREENAS and that seemed to work as well, if it reads my disks i
will dump the idea of using opensolaris - way too buggy.
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hi ive got a:
Pentium D Dual Core 3Gzh | 1 gig ram | 775XFire-eSATA2 BIOS 1.20
I used to have solaris on it but the power supply blew. i replaced the power
supply but when i rebooted it the hard disk wouldnt boot the main option. so i
tried the previous kernel save and that was ok but after a f
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