Any version of OpenSolaris that you download IS the 64-bit version.
You just download the ISO and burn it to a CD and boot it up on an amd 64-bit
CPU and you now have a 64-bit UNIX operating system.
OpenSolaris is much smarter than Linux and Microsoft Windows are in that it can
automatically t
I don't know if there is a working version of NTFS-3G in the IPS repository
yet, but I used to mount my NTFS partitions back in my SXDE 1/08 and
OpenSolaris 2008.05 by following the instructions at this link:
http://ritwikghoshal.blogspot.com/2008/04/today-i-mount-my-ntfs-partitions-in-my.ht
I believe you can search for NTFS in the package manager to get the appropriate
ntfs progs and tools. Can't remember if it is in the release repository or
contrib repository though.
I do remember Wine 1.0 is in /contrib, and there is a newer version on Solaris
Freeware that I haven't tried.
1) If it is a pkg file, you will need to use the pkgadd command as root or
execute with pfexec as a privileged user. Example:
pfexec pkgadd -d ./mypackage.pkg
type "man pkgadd" for more information
If you updated to a new boot environment via the package manager, you'll have
to reboot to the
I've just installed OpenSolaris on my PC, this is the first time that I've
tried any other operating system (properly) outside of Windows - and so this
whole experience seems foreign, confusing and scary to me.
Anyways, I'm slowly stumbling my way through things, and I've hit a few snags
that I
Well it looks like you're just about there. If you have valid vtoc on the
device then you should be able to use it. Not sure why you can't see it in the
gui. Maybe you need to log out and back in again? Or try a devfsadm -v but if
you can see it in format that is probably not necessary.
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Hi, i'm new to open solaris and i find it very hard just to even get wine
installed on my system and the NTFS file system reader. Cant the the discussion
page just point directly to the downloads? i tried downloading wine and
installing it and i couldnt get the package manager to open it. I trie
> msgbuff:
> ..
> llc10 is /pseudo/l...@0
>
> panic[cpu0]/thread=d98a0dc0:
> BAD TRAP: type=e (#pf Page fault) rp=d98a09c8
> addr=3dc occured in module "unix" due to a NULL
> pointer dereference
>
> and so on..
The stack backtrace that is following after the
NULL pointer de
Thank u! It works.
So I have something like this:
msgbuff:
..
llc10 is /pseudo/l...@0
panic[cpu0]/thread=d98a0dc0:
BAD TRAP: type=e (#pf Page fault) rp=d98a09c8 addr=3dc occured in module "unix"
due to a NULL pointer dereference
and so on..
May I to do something with this?
thank you blueatom... well i did some research on my part too... n found
following links:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-2723/disksxadd-19036?a=view
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-2723/disksxadd-33190?a=view
i've been able to put the label... but how to do that vtoc thing... well i'm
> I have a simple question - how to say openSolaris not
> to reboot on crash while booting.
Enable the kernel debugger.
Edit the grub boot menu entry when you're in grub:
remove the splashimage, foreground and background
lines. And remove the console=graphics option
from the kernel$ line; add o
Hello.
I have a simple question - how to say openSolaris not to reboot on crash while
booting.
And why solaris said that 'livemode=vesa' is unused command(I put it in GRUB
before starting).
I have updated to build 118 on my Dell D505 without any changes like disabling
fcoe. I
turned it off la
I've had 3 attempts now to live upgrade from 116 to 119 and all have been
unsuccessful. In each case the grub menu is not updated, and my zfs root
filesystems get in a complete tizz with snapshots, renames and clones all over
the shop. If I manually update the grub menu and attempt to boot off m
You might need to put a label and vtoc on the second disk in format.
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Hello all,
Well i'm having two hard disks on my computer, i did the installation on one of
them. Well there was no problem with the installation part, but when i go n
check the System -> Computer, there it shows me one hard disk having 78 gb
size, no information about the other one.
Well when
> I would to download the last version 64 bit opensolaris os, is there a link
> or a bittorrent?
There is no special 64-bit version.
The standard version (x86/x64) includes both 32- and 64-bit kernels,
and 32-bit / 64-bit bit user land libraries and programs.
> In http://www.opensolaris.com/ge
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