Deleting the file alone didn't fix my problem, but I updated to VMware
Workstation 6.5.1 and both the time and the loading delay problem are fixed.
2008/12/2 Peter Rosenthal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Thanks, I'll try deleting the file.
>
> I'm running VMware Workstation on Windows. Do you also have
switch to SU and try this command:
sys-unconfig
follow the prompts well. it will reconfigure you computer.
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I haven't don't think others have. I have to setup vbox with nat under setting
for the vm. I believe it has something to do with the way the wireless card is
being controlled since it has to constantly check for signal send and recieve
connection information and such compared to a hardwired alwa
Hello all,
Have one that's bugging me. I've tried gsearching this and for it on this
forum. Don't quite my problem.
Every time I cycle the machine I have to go into network admin and activate the
ethernet connection!! After activation it works fine. It is set to activate on
boot but doesn't seem
Well... How have others used VirtualBox on laptops with wireless cards? Have
people had success?
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Hi all,
I thought I would post this here to perhaps help some other users. If you want
to run ekiga on OpenSolaris, you will need to have SUNWsigcpp installed,
otherwise, you will get a library does not exist error.
Open Package Manager and search for SUNWsigcpp. Install the package and Ekiga
I'm trying to do an update from 101a to 103 (or whatever's current). uname -a :
SunOS wattage 5.11 snv_101a i86pc i386 i86pc
beadm list
BEActive Mountpoint Space Policy Created
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opensolaris-1 NR / 9.35G static 2008-11-11
I forgot to mention - don't install VMware tools. For some reason this makes
the problem worse - OpenSolaris will always fail to update the clock correctly,
even if you have just deleted the .nvram file. If you have installed the VMware
tools in the OpenSolaris gust VM then removing them should
I have similar problems running recent OpenSolaris builds on VMware. The
solution is to shutdown the VM, delete the .nvram file from the VMs directory,
then restart the VM. Choose the "text boot" option since this will let you see
the tell-tale "Time-of-day clock unresponsive: dead batteries?" m
Łukasz Kamiński wrote:
>> Łukasz Kamiński wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I would like to try out OpenSolaris, but as it is
>> not yet final release, I'm guessing it has some
>> debuggin flags turned on.
>>
>> Only if you build your own binaries - released
>> binaries are always built
>> optimized, not d
Ray Clark wrote:
> Not sure where to send this.
>
> I posted "Slow death-spiral with zfs gzip-9 compression" to the zfs forum at
> 11:15 this morning. Since then there has been a lively (and helpful!)
> conversation with about 25 replies.
>
> It is gone! If you go to the zfs forum, the last p
On Tue 02/12/08 08:40 , Łukasz Kamiński [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
> > Łukasz Kamiński wrote:
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > I would like to try out OpenSolaris, but as
> it is> not yet final release, I'm guessing it has
> some> debuggin flags turned on.
> >
> > Only if you build your own binaries - rele
After stepping through the python code I found that my /etc/passwd file had
an mstat of 0, ie a last modified date of jan-1 1970 UTC. I have used rdate
to set my clock correctly but after reboot it is setting to Dec 28 1986.
When I go into the BIOS the date/time is correct.
On a separate note, boo
Hi,
Please respond directly to me.
I installed opensolaris 2008.11 (build 101b). The only tab
displayed in the session preferences menu is "Startup Programs".
What happened to the "Session Options" tab which used to allow
me to save changes to the session?
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> I'd like to install OpenSolaris 2008.05 (or maybe
> 2008.11 RC2) on an Acer Aspire 3680 with 512 MB of
> RAM, but booting into Gnome takes up too much RAM -
> booting to the GUI takes more than fifteen minutes.
> Can I do a text install? What command do I use to do
> so?
>
> (Sorry, complete Sol
William Zajic wrote:
> something basic here is wrong in my config.
> i just installed barebones sol10x86. i can only ping the local machine. i
> don't see any lights on on the NIC.
> I have installed solaris on my optiplex 740 with the syskonnect drivers.
> here are 'ifconfig -a' results:
> lo0:
> Łukasz Kamiński wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I would like to try out OpenSolaris, but as it is
> not yet final release, I'm guessing it has some
> debuggin flags turned on.
>
> Only if you build your own binaries - released
> binaries are always built
> optimized, not debugging.
>
> --
> -Alan C
On Tue 02/12/08 08:15 , William Zajic [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
> something basic here is wrong in my config.
> i just installed barebones sol10x86. i can only ping the local machine. i
> don't see any lights on on the NIC
That looks like a physical connection problem. Have you tried a known workin
> andrew wrote:
> > That then leads to the question "why did they not
> just name the sendmail package SUNWsendmail so we
> could see at a glance what it contained?"
>
> Because sendmail was added to Solaris so very very
> long ago that
> package names were still limited to 9 characters -
> with 4
something basic here is wrong in my config.
i just installed barebones sol10x86. i can only ping the local machine. i don't
see any lights on on the NIC.
I have installed solaris on my optiplex 740 with the syskonnect drivers.
here are 'ifconfig -a' results:
lo0: flags=2001000849 mtu 8232
index
Łukasz Kamiński wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to try out OpenSolaris, but as it is not yet final release, I'm
> guessing it has some debuggin flags turned on.
Only if you build your own binaries - released binaries are always built
optimized, not debugging.
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andrew wrote:
> That then leads to the question "why did they not just name the sendmail
> package SUNWsendmail so we could see at a glance what it contained?"
Because sendmail was added to Solaris so very very long ago that
package names were still limited to 9 characters - with 4 taken
up by SU
* Dan Levine ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I'd like to install OpenSolaris 2008.05 (or maybe 2008.11 RC2) on an
> Acer Aspire 3680 with 512 MB of RAM, but booting into Gnome takes up
> too much RAM - booting to the GUI takes more than fifteen minutes. Can
> I do a text install? What command do I use
Are you trying to create redundancy for your data, if so then the mirror 1
setup pointed out above is the way to go. But if your trying to create a dual
boot environment so you have to identical setups to play with and for possible
testing then I would suggest not doing the dual boot and just us
I'm not positive but I don't think that's possible. Otherwise you would simply
be able to bridge the wireless to the virtual nic for vbox to use host
networking instead of nat.
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Ciao a tuttivolevo usare la mia scheda wifi ma il Device Driver utility mi
dice che "Driver missing" quindi ho letto qualche post e mi han mandato:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/laptop/wireless/ath/
che in effetti ho visto che il driver è basato su MadWiFi che è lo stesso che
inst
Specialists estimated.
Today I present a problem to configure. PHP, Apache, Oracle 10g
At the beginning tended to compile problem then export the variables in the
PATH for Oracle, bookshops. Achieve install it without errors.
PHP is installed in the following path:
/ opt/coolstack/php5/lib/php/
Hello,
on my laptop Dell D620 (chipset ICH7) isn't possible change SATA mode
(ahci/legacy) so OpenSolaris 2008.11 RC2 is using ata(7D) driver for SATA disk
and cdrom. On Linux it works in AHCI mode. Is possible enforce using ahci
driver instead of ata driver?
Thanks.
LM
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And then it ends.
The only thing eventually suspicious: It still says ... 64 bit. If i am not
mistaken, my other boxes said 32 bit in the installer, if memory serves right.
Uwe
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HI,
Take a look at:
ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/products/servers/software/solaris/455522-001.pdf
and
http://h2.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=15351&prodSeriesId=1121486&prodNameId=3288144&swEnvOID=2023&swLang=8&mode=2&taskId=135&swItem=
I'm currently running opensolaris 2008.11 on a usb stick, and most things are
setup to my liking... the rest i just can't seem to figure out how to get them
working :(
Anyway, i'm thinking of moving my install onto a cf card (that's in a cf to ide
adaptor)...
I haven't come across a clear set
hi,
i am executing foomatic in command line in solaris 10 OS.
bash-3.00# /usr/lib/cups/filter/foomatic-rip 1 1 1 1 ""
/Inputfiles_Solaris/staroffice-1.ps > /del
Getting input from file /Inputfiles_Solaris/staroffice-1.ps
foomatic-rip version $Revision=3.0.2.137$ running...
Parsing PPD file ...
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