Jürgen Keil ha scritto:
The install should log you in automatically.
IIRC, it doesn't in case the Xorg server fails to start
(unsupported video card?)
Humm.. , may be ... HP 550 uses an intel video card (IIRC is Intel
Graphics Media Accelerator X3100)
Can I start the kernel with some
I've just installed OpenSolaris and I have to admit that I'm a complete newbie
here, although I've already got quite some experience with the Linux world.
The first problem here is the speed of the system as a whole: it takes more
than 5 minutes to start and runs very, very slowly - it's quite a
2 GB. CPU is AMD Athlon64 x2, 1900MHz. So it should be quite fast...
I've noticed another thing: the startup hangs. I have to press some key (I've
only used Enter and Esc) several times to boot. However I don't have a clue
what's going on since there's that splash image. That orange moving line
How much memory does it have?
That seems to make a big difference IMHO.
Paul
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When the system is running modify the GRUB menu.lst file that can be found at:
/rpool/boot/grub/menu.lst
Delete the following three lines:
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splashimage /boot/solaris.xpm
foreground d25f00
background 115d93
Remove ,console=graphics from the end of the kernel
You'd probably be better off just trying it and see what happens. I would be
interested to know if it works out.
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Same story once again...
Clean OpenSolaris 2008.11
According to the ZFS Admin guide
(http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-5461/gechv?a=view), shareing a zfs
filesystem over iscsi is a two line command.
# zfs create -V 2g tank/volumes/v2
# zfs set shareiscsi=on tank/volumes/v2
# iscsitadm list
I tested installing vmtools in two versions of vmware workstation, 6.0.2 and
6.5.1, and ESXi 3.5u3, and met the problem. Pls get my results below.
For vmware wks 6.0.2:
1. There was no Xsession.d folder in system during installing vmtools.
2. Ctreted the folder, then asked me if create new
That's what I'm trying to do but I seriously can't find any help on how to
enable and make iscsi target work on opensolaris 2008.11. I've already posted
for help on that...
Anyway, what I was thinking was that if you manage to make this thing work,
then that system of three raidz'ed pools,
I have also seen very slow boot times in the initial install of
2008.11 - however, after my first use of the Update Manager, this
issue went away. YMMV.
cheers,
Blake
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 8:42 AM, Gary Gendel g...@genashor.com wrote:
When the system is running modify the GRUB menu.lst file
Persevere until until you get it working.
I never thought I'd say this, but I think this is a better CIFS server
than Samba! :)
One trick that will help you a lot is using 'zfs set
sharesmb=name=[some_name] [pool]/[filesystem]' - this way you get nice
neat share names.
I haven't done AD
Curiously, in /var/adm/messages I have two error
messages about retryable errors reading blocks from a
SONY SCSI device. I built this machine myself, and
I'm fairly certain I have no Sony devices, and the
disk I'm installing on is not SCSI.
My guess would be that the SONY SCSI device is
an
Aren`t you should use pkg programm in OpenSolaris?
Try to find particular binary:
# find / -name pkg -type f
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I advice you to either write in English, or post messages in local languages to
appropriate local group. Etiquette :)
Ну а по сути вопроса - я всегда убираю яркость монитора на несколько порядков.
Но все равно, работы большей чем на 1.5 часа не добивался. Хотя винде работает
1.8 часа. Ну и
I was wondering if there was HP P800 RAID card support for Solaris 10 on x86.
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This just happened to me in virtualbox. It got stuck at 99% for a very long
time, but after like 20-30 minutes, it did complete. Have you tried leaving it
sit for a long time before killing it?
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Try 'zpool import' when booted from the LiveCD to check for existing
pools. Please post your output.
Also, you can add a flag to the GRUB boot option to make your boot
verbose - this might help diagnose the hang:
Boot to GRUB
'e' for edit on the default boot option.
Assuming you are booting
In my company, we use ISA server as the web proxy, all the internet access must
go through it.
As It use the ntlm format, I use the 'ntlmaps-0.9.9.0.1' as a transfer. After
set the proxy setting in osol, firefox was working, and the 'update manager'
could get the update infos, I mean I could
Very well, thank you.
There are only about five lines written during the process and none of them is
actually relevant to what's happening. Is there any way to enable verbose
mode during the startup?
I've noticed another weird thing: the computer is using quite a lot of memory
according to
I usually try not to review dead threads, but this is #1 on google for 'keep
opensolaris up to date'.
I am also curious if pkg has the ability like apt-get/dpkg to download/install
security updates.
If not, how should one keep opensolaris up to date? The old way (patch pack + 3
reboots)?
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On Sat, January 17, 2009 11:10, michele mancusi wrote:
hi I'm planning to install opensolaris on my dell xps m1330, I already
checked hardware compatibility and finally there is support for
BCM5906M... I have downloaded the livecd and it seems to be a 99 relaese
and I heard support for BCM is
I think you're right about the CDROM drive. I thought it was a Pioneer, but
perhaps the guts are Sony.
The times in the two log files are totally disjoint. Since the two CDROM read
errors are far apart in time and space, are retryable warnings, and there is no
evidence of hard error, I don't
I've re-started the install, twice. It hangs on Set fdisk attrs. No
messages in /var/adm/messages, and no other signs of activity. I guess the
next step is a reboot.
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Sorry your absolutely right I'm way closer to noone than anyone anyway .
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knio try loading from a iso image in VirtualBox rather then your
DVD-rom drive.
Also both of you can you see if there a Sony bios update available.
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I tried all the solutions in your post except for FreeNX and Secure Global
Desktop, but no luck.
Wow, finally. I am able to get in via
svcadm enable xvnc-inetd
svcadm enable
and pointing my client browser to
192.168.1.103:5800
Whew! I made it.
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Some further information I've found since that might help:
- When using the 'xev' to watch the events generated by Xorg, I can see
successfully the first 3 buttons working.
Button 1 - left click
Button 2 - wheel button click
Button 3 - right click
However the remaining buttons fail to generate
I think you want
'pkg install storage-server'
to get all the iscsi bits in place.
'man iscsitadm' is a good place to look after you get that installed.
cheers,
Blake
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 9:07 AM, Billy cyp...@gmail.com wrote:
That's what I'm trying to do but I seriously can't find any
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