try to edit grub boot item: find the line start with "kernel", at the end add
",acpi-user-options=0" there is no space before comma.
i found this advice related to solaris 10, but think it will fit to OS also
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Hello, I installed my Solaris in a new Intel Desktop Board D945GCLF2 with atom
processor, the NIC is integrated and I can't make it work with the OS!... Does
anyone knows if there are some drivers our there?, I've read that is a Realtek
chipset for the network card but not pretty sure about it..
when comparing the different images using compare command in the Solaris
snv_96, if the size of images are different , the compare does not seem to
work in the next step. so i cann't get the the db val of the images , how can i
get the db val when the image size differs the other's ?
thanks
exists is command for inicialization the type acpi=off in OpenSolaris ?
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[ Oct 20 21:26:23 Executing start method ("/lib/svc/method/icon-cache start"). ]
No icon cache found in /usr/share/icons/Crux. Generating one.
gtk-update-icon-cache: Failed to open file
/usr/share/icons/Crux/.icon-theme.cache : File exists
/usr/bin/gtk-update-icon-cache exited with an error while
> Do you have a URL or something for where I can find
> the tutorial for installing 2008.05 on a USB stick?
> This is something I've been wanting to try but
> haven't done yet. I know in Milax there's a script
> that you run to do it.
You don't need to do anything.
Basically, after you boot from
Also you can add a non interactive options for luveupgrad20 -noconsole
-nodisplay and there is the new lux86menu_propagate: i.e:
#!/bin/ksh -x
AF=10u5_s3
MEDIA=/zones/install/10u5
TDEV=c1d0s3
BE=10_u5
lucreate -c 10u5 -m /:$TDEV:ufs -n $AF
$MEDIA/Solaris_10/Tools/Installers/liveupgrade20 -noconso
after you run lucreate , then run friom the CD sub directory
Solaris_11/Tools/Installers/liveupgrade20 updates lu packages for you. then you
run the luupgrade. you should not need to install these packages by hand.
I have a RFE 6662413 to make note of this in the man pages for
lucreate/luupgrade
Thanks again, everyone. When I install SUNWlur and SUNWluu from the B97 disk,
it warns me to check sunsolve.sun.com to see if any patches are required. Of
course, sunsolve knows nothing of 5.11. So do I need any patches to B86 before
doing Live Upgrade to B97?
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Dave Uhring wrote:
>> 3 years later, they can't be bothered to put in a simple test
>> to make sure people don't forget. If luupgrade had said
>> "you're trying to upgrade to snv_99 with the snv_95 lu bits",
>> I would have avoided this...
>>
>
> That's why we make our own recipes :)
>
> $ ca
> 3 years later, they can't be bothered to put in a simple test
> to make sure people don't forget. If luupgrade had said
> "you're trying to upgrade to snv_99 with the snv_95 lu bits",
> I would have avoided this...
That's why we make our own recipes :)
$ cat /mnt/solaris-x86/ZFS_Live_Upgrade
>Dnia poniedzia½ek, 20 paêdziernika 2008, Maurice Volaski napisa½:
>> >Maybe I'm not understanding your problem, but have you tried "svcadm
>> >enable -t"?
>>
>> Oh, good, that is helpful, but it also appears that having the zfs
>> sharenfs property turned on independently forces NFS to start o
Forgive my ignorance, but what exactly does what you're suggesting do?
Thanks!
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I tried this under 10u5 w. patches applied , it seems to work ok. I believe I
ran the same steps you did!
bash-3.00# find . -mtime 0 -print
.
./devices
./saf/zsmon/_pmpipe
./saf/_sacpipe
./svc/volatile
./svc/volatile/init.state
./svc/volatile/svc:/network/rpc/smserver:default
./svc/volatile/svc:/
is there any errors in /var/svc/log
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Try these steps and attach the output.
# Rem, For usb try:
echo " REM Unplug all USB devices, else you get busy error, clear log:."
sleep 10
echo "::usba_clear_debug_buf" |mdb -wk
echo " Plug in your usb device"
echo "::usba_debug_buf" |mdb -k
echo "::interrupts" | mdb -k
echo "::prtusb" | mdb -k
e
Emmanuel De Paepe wrote:
> I tried it on three computers running Solaris, not one single worked (one
> Q6600 CPU, one 64-bit AMD and
> one server with two dual core Opterons.)
> All these machines have dual boot Linux installed and under this OS I can
> mount this same USB stick.
> So I think it'
So, I sort-of got it working on OpenSolaris 2008.11-preview. I am going to
guess that it would be about the same (I had the exact same issues) with the
older version.
Here's what I did:
Intstalled SUNWdhcs, dhcsb, dhcm packages for DHCP.
Touched /usr/dt/config/sessionetc
Ran utcfg -A
Got an er
Hello all,
I ran the upgrade from the stock 2008.05 release to b99. I followed the proper
instructions, and successfully got a bootable environment... with one issue.
On startup, I get a service failure for the gtk-icon-cache, and the service
transitions to maintenance mode. I attempted to run
> Is it possible to unload zfs module without rebooting
> the computer.
>
> I am making some changes in zfs kernel code. then
> compiling it. i then want to reload the newly rebuilt
> module without rebooting.
>
> I tried modunload. But its always givin "can't unload
> the module: Device busy" .
Dnia poniedziałek, 20 października 2008, Maurice Volaski napisał:
> >Maybe I'm not understanding your problem, but have you tried "svcadm
> >enable -t"?
>
> Oh, good, that is helpful, but it also appears that having the zfs
> sharenfs property turned on independently forces NFS to start on its
> ow
Dnia poniedziałek, 20 października 2008, Dave Beal napisał:
> Thanks for the responses. I've never used Live Update before. Are
> there instructions somewhere? I did a search, but everything I
> found referred to using Live CD to install 2008.05, not SXCE.
http://blogs.sun.com/ddeepti/entry/li
I tried it on three computers running Solaris, not one single worked (one Q6600
CPU, one 64-bit AMD and
one server with two dual core Opterons.)
All these machines have dual boot Linux installed and under this OS I can mount
this same USB stick.
So I think it's not related to the BIOS or USB 1 or
I've got a set of external hard drives I hook up to my OS 2008.05 box that I
run some backups onto. I do some zfs send/recv's over to the drive, then export
the pool, then pull out the drive, put in the next one (same usb port), and
then I'm set for my next day's backups.
That seemed to work fo
Emmanuel De Paepe wrote:
> Does anybody know which USB-sticks work out of the box on Solaris?
>
> I have a working Kingston (1GB), but the Transcend (2GB) doesn't work?
> Any types I could try?
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I would look into if it's USB 1 or USB 2. Older computers or USB-Sticks
only support USB 1.
Can you run /usr/bin/nvidia-SunOS-bug-report.sh and post the output
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>>I have a program (heartbeat) that I am starting via the legacy
>>init.d mechanism and it should be responsible for starting the nfs
>>server but the only way it has to do that right now is by enabling
>>it in SMF.
>>
>>However, that causes SMF to start nfs on all subsequent startups.
>>So if
Thanks for the responses. I've never used Live Update before. Are there
instructions somewhere? I did a search, but everything I found referred to
using Live CD to install 2008.05, not SXCE.
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Sorry, I'm pretty much of a novice at this stuff, so apologies if this is a
daft question:
I found a blog on getting a huawei e169g to work with open solaris (at
http://darkstar-solaris.blogspot.com/2008/10/huawei-e169-usb-umts-gprs-modem.html)
which contained a link to your posting, and said t
> * Ben Taylor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > I have tried this several times. Twice, I used an
> local lofi image.
> > Since I've got a zfs boot disk, I figured it might
> be an interaction
> > between the lofi image and zfs. Then I tried
> moving the image to
> > my nfs server and sharing out t
If your able to ping your ISP router after you connect pppd , and you have
added the /etc/resolv.conf file for the dns entries, then try modifying
"/etc/nsswitch.conf" with hosts: files dns
What does your configuration look like the /etc/nsswitch.conf should be
modified if dhcp is specified?
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If you can document your steps , you should submit a RFE ony any suggestions to
http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa
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After the lucreate and before the luupgrade, run this from the dvd or mounted
iso image for ether i86pc or Sparc.
Solaris_11/Tools/Installers/liveupgrade20 -nodisplay -noconsole
Then it should have you run this:
/usr/lib/lu/lux86menu_propagate /export/install/dvd ( your mounted dvd or iso
image.
Not yet, I wanted to see if anyone else had hit into it first...I wanted to
make sure I wasn't doing anything stupid.
Here's something I thought of - the volume I'm exporting was from a ZFS pool
created by OS2008.5 - which has a older format then snv_99. Do I need to
upgrade it? I simply did a
Please submit a Report a bug or request a feature
http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa
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have you submited a RFE http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa
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Nik Masloff wrote:
> Hi, i`m on snv_99 build, having this config:
> ASUSTeK Computer Inc. F3JA
> Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU T7200
> ATI Radeon Mobility x1600
>
> main issue is that i cannot enable DRI (no compiz or gaming stuff actually
> needed, just want to watch .avi with hardware scaling actual
The DRM folks did release their src before those eventually moved into OS/Net:
bash-3.2$ pwd
/export/home/bochnig/devel/TestIT_on_x86/natamar-distro-generator/natamar/open-src/on-src/build_32/usr/src/uts/sparc/qfe
bash-3.2$ find ../../intel|grep radeon
../../intel/io/drm/radeon_drv.c
../../intel/i
* Ben Taylor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have tried this several times. Twice, I used an local lofi image.
> Since I've got a zfs boot disk, I figured it might be an interaction
> between the lofi image and zfs. Then I tried moving the image to
> my nfs server and sharing out the lofi mounted
I have tried this several times. Twice, I used an local lofi image.
Since I've got a zfs boot disk, I figured it might be an interaction
between the lofi image and zfs. Then I tried moving the image to
my nfs server and sharing out the lofi mounted image.
Same thing happens.
lucreate -n snv_99
Hi, I`m unsuccessfully trying to update my PC at work with:
#pkg refresh --full
#pkg image-update
And on build snv_86 [b]and on freshly installed snv_98, i see identical
mistakes:[/b]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Documents# pkg image-update
Checking that SUNWipkg (in '/') is up to date...
Creating Plan
If you suspect the controller, check your MB MFG for BIOS updates.
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There is nothing wrong with the Transcend, since it works on other OS.
I think the controller of the USB-stick might be the problem.
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Is it possible to unload zfs module without rebooting the computer.
I am making some changes in zfs kernel code. then compiling it. i then want to
reload the newly rebuilt module without rebooting.
I tried modunload. But its always givin "can't unload the module: Device busy" .
What can be the
I use UFS . so with UFS its not possible to mount one mount point on two
differents file systems?
And if it was ZFS is it possible?
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i've used many Transcend and Kingston drives, and all of them have
worked on Solaris.. there isnt really a "batch" that wont work on
solaris but work on Windows/linux. Your Transcend drive may be damaged
/currupt. Run a dmesg once you plug in the USB.
Anil
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 4:08 PM, Emmanue
Does anybody know which USB-sticks work out of the box on Solaris?
I have a working Kingston (1GB), but the Transcend (2GB) doesn't work?
Any types I could try?
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There is already an OpenSolaris distro called "Milax" that works on Sparc as a
Guest LDom
http://www.milax.org/?p=127
But I think what you're really looking for is Solaris Express Community Edition:
http://www.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/Solaris_Express:_Community_Edition
http://www.phoronix.co
When i try to install SXCE-99 into an LDOM it doesnt recognise my virtual disk:
No disks found.
> Check to make sure disks are cabled and
powered up.
but the disk is in /dev/(r)dsk.
Solaris installation program exited.
# format
Searching for disks...done
AVAILA
Also try this command:
prtdiag -v
and copy and paste the results so we can see what kind of motherboard you have
and how the RAM is configured.
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