If I use the example program at
http://blogs.sun.com/praks/entry/file_events_notification
on /proc, it gets errno 48 (ENOTSUP). This is _not_ helpful (unless there's a
better
way to be notified of process creation/termination than monitoring /proc for
changes);
without FEN, it would take a loop
Hi Guys,
Something very odd happen to my OS 2008.11 snv_106 today. I replaced my old
wireless network card with another of identical model. The previous one worked
perfect. However, for some reason, the new one broke the whole system! My OS is
not even able to boot! I don't have gdm, no console
Hi,
I'm running into an issue with the rge driver, and am wondering if anyone has
any suggestions on what to do. I've tried on 2 different builds, with 2
slightly different results. My test is to copy 30 gigs of files to a zfs backed
nfs share running on this machine. On 2008.11, the transfer d
Ray Clark wrote:
> I suggest that a note to this effect should be "sticky'ed" to the top
> of the "help" list with a link to memtest86. I tried the two
> mainline and a couple of off-shoot versions and in all cases all of
> them gave the same result. Maybe it should be part of the
> distribution
I'm guessing that it's an issue with the nVidia sata driver?
here's the relevant section of /var/adm/messages from a successful boot of 101b:
Feb 6 18:43:29 hostname genunix: [ID 936769 kern.info] npe0 is /p...@0,0
Feb 6 18:43:29 hostname sata: [ID 663010 kern.info] /p...@0,0/pci1043,8...@7 :
Hi Ray,
On Fri, Feb 06, 2009 at 01:12:03PM -0800, Ray Clark wrote:
> I have an SNV105 based ZFS file server doing NFS.
> Sometimes I think it should be idle but there is heavy disk activity, for an
> extended time.
>
> Is there a way that I can monitor what files are being accessed, or open?
Ta
You can use snoop and filter on just the nfs traffic. There is enough to
see what the filehandles(FH) are.
Also use nfsstat, you can see what call counts are. The counters can be reset.
HTH,
-s
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On Fri, February 6, 2009 16:24, Aaron Epps wrote:
> All the time, it's called SSH ;-) The real question is why do you want a
> graphical interface to your remote OpenSolaris box? If it's to run the GUI
> config tools like packagemanager/etc just displaying them back to your Mac
> using X. For exam
John Brewer wrote:
> If you using ufs as a root fs, since I have started using zfs rpool as root I
> do not have the issue you describe when power goes out and reboot anymore,
> ufs does not seem as robust as Solaris 904 used to be with logging manually
> enabled in vfstab you could loose power
If you using ufs as a root fs, since I have started using zfs rpool as root I
do not have the issue you describe when power goes out and reboot anymore, ufs
does not seem as robust as Solaris 904 used to be with logging manually enabled
in vfstab you could loose power and not have any issues.
i
All the time, it's called SSH ;-) The real question is why do you want a
graphical interface to your remote OpenSolaris box? If it's to run the GUI
config tools like packagemanager/etc just displaying them back to your Mac
using X. For example, if I want to connect to an OpenSolaris server with
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
>
> Paul Floyd wrote:
>
>>4. In SXCE 107, my keyboard setting has reverted to US from UK.
>
>
> If you're referring to in Xorg, this is a known bug introduced by the
> Xorg 1.5.3 upgrade in 107:
> http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6801598
>
> Ma
I found that I had a bad motherboard, getting memory errors. Changed out the
motherboard and ran memtest86 overclocked for 5 days, then set back to spec'ed
speed. I cannot say that all issues above were the memory errors, but my bet
is that many of them were. I switched to CUPS and SNV105 jus
Over the past month I have learned [the hard way] that many PCs are not
entirely reliable. Of course I knew this, but nothing like experience drives
it home. Evidently the memory access patterns and frequency enables OS's and
applications to work remarkably well with unreliable hardware.
I wo
I have an SNV105 based ZFS file server doing NFS.
Sometimes I think it should be idle but there is heavy disk activity, for an
extended time.
Is there a way that I can monitor what files are being accessed, or open?
Thanks.
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OK, in replying to myself, I managed to get b107 to boot. I had to
remove the "/a/reconfigure" file when logged in single user mode and the
root drive was mounted on /a. This only confirms that my computer is
locking up at "configuring devices". By removing the file reconfigure
it happily bo
Hi,
I've tried to installed opensolaris 811 on a IBM x3550 from the boot live cd.
I've choose the keyboard type and the language correctly.
After the Xserver seems to be launch but...
My problem is that I didn't see anything (no video input for the screen) when
the Xserver is running.
So i can't
I've started from clean b07 (installed from DVD image) and it builds b107
sources without problems.
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Paul Floyd wrote:
> 4. In SXCE 107, my keyboard setting has reverted to US from UK.
If you're referring to in Xorg, this is a known bug introduced by the
Xorg 1.5.3 upgrade in 107:
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6801598
Manual configuration workaround shown in:
http:
John Brewer wrote:
> I went back and ran a iniial_install of snv_b107 and the GUI installer failed
> to work, where up untill snv_b106 it had worked ok, I had to boot the dvd in
> sigle user mode and run set the TERM=ansi ; export TERM and then run
> ttinstall and the same thing happened even af
> Ok, so I booted with options -kdv and got the
> following last lines before it froze:
>
> installing rootnex, module id 23.
> installing iommulib, module id 24.
> root nexus = i86pc
> Start to check dmar related boot options
> Start to create iommu state structures
>dmar0,0 state str
>
> Try this to get some more information:
>
>
> ttp://blogs.sun.com/dmick/entry/diagnosing_kernel_hang
> s_panics_with
Ok, so I booted with options -kdv and got the following last lines before it
froze:
installing rootnex, module id 23.
installing iommulib, module id 24.
root nexus = i86pc
S
Ok, so I booted with options -kdv and it got up to loading and installing
module id's 23 and 24, called rootnex and iommulib. The lines after that were:
root nexus = i86pc
Start to check dmar related boot options
Start to create iommu state structures
dmar0,0 state structure created
St
Hi
I've logged bugs. I reset the keyboard with xorgconfig.
This still leaves me without ssh and :-( no Page Up :-(
A+
Paul
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It been a while, I might be missing a step, this the same error on both
snv_b106 and 100u6:
# domainname mydomain
# echo "mydomain" > /etc/defaultdomain
# ypinit -m
In order for NIS to operate sucessfully, we have to construct a list of the
NIS servers. Please continue to add the names for YP s
> 5. In SXCE 107, on boot I got a load of crypto errors, and sshd wouldn't
> start. From /var/svc/log/network-ssh:default.log
I had the same issue with your # 5, luupgrade going from 10u6 to snv_b106.
You should submit a BUG id https://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa for each
of these issues
Hi all.
I've been using OpenSolaris 2008.11 for some time already, and it's
quite good.
One thing that really push my nerves: everytime I reboot or poweroff
OpenSolaris without manually closing firefox, my firefox profile gets
corrupted and I can not use it any more.
Symptoms when my profile g
Hi
I've been using live upgrade on a system which had it's last fresh install with
SXDE 2 (= SXCE 87 I think).
I'm now on SXCE 107, and things aren't looking too rosy.
1. Since SXCE 105, it looks like lofi has been broken. When I upgraded
105->105, I lofi mounted the iso image, but I couldn't
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