Yes, the relevant zfs commands are snapshot, send, and receive. See the zfs man
page.
As I learned from
[url=http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=413236]this
other thread[/url], there's something to be said for having a second zpool on
the same disk for data. 30 gb is pretty
Hi,
if you search "studio" from within the package management GUI,
you'll be presented with the studio packages available (2009.06).
there studio12 and studioexpress ...
this may suit your needs ?
cheers,
sam
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I'm sorry: I guess I gave incorrect information in that
[url=http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=112068&tstart=0]other
thread[/url]. The author of the blog entry I refer you to there apparently has
two zpools on the same disk, as described in that entry. He has a second zpool
f
Jerome Verstrynge wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am wondering whether a SUNWspro package is available for OpenSolaris. It
> seems to be the package corresponding to Sun Studio 9. Unfortunately, the
> download link (http://www.sun.com/download/products.xml?id=40e0f8b9) does not
> work anymore.
Sun Studi
thanks a lot for the detailed response...
out of those options, I am leaning toward start again with 200gb instead of
trying to append the other 170gbwhen you say backup data, is there a way to
take a snapshot of the existing pool to an external hd and "paste" it once I
have the 200gb solar
Apparently, having two zpool on the same disk is now deprecated. I have been
using such a
configuration on my home system for several years. In the Solaris (and only)
partition, I am
using slice s0 for XFCE and a second zpool on slice s6 for home directories
and other non-operating system dat
Thanks for the reference. The weblog entry is exactly what I need. I want to
install opensolaris in the same zpool which now contains xfce since xfce is
going away soon. As far as having two zpools on the same drive being
deprecated, see related posting.
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hello, i' have to install opensolaris on a q6600, i' would like to be able to
distribute os on my ultrabook, I lay out only d' a connection network on the
sparc64, i' downloaded the Iso images for sparc64, how to distribute os with
ips?
CDLT
Philosophy
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You can't grow the 30gb partition to take up the free space, since you can't
grow the physical devices that belong to a zpool: you can only add storage to a
zpool by adding devices.
The best thing would be to delete the 30 gb partition (copying any data you
want to preserve) and create a new 20
As a result of some accumulated mistakes I ended up with my only HD being 300Gb
Vista, 30gb OpenSolaris 2009.06 and 170 Gb unassigned and I want to give
those 170gb to OpenSolaris (those 30 and 170 are physically contiguous)
what would be the best way to do this? My main problem is that Gpar
I have a T5240 with 2 CPUs / 8 cores per CPU / 8 threads per core. How do I
turn off threading?
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Hi,
I am wondering whether a SUNWspro package is available for OpenSolaris. It
seems to be the package corresponding to Sun Studio 9. Unfortunately, the
download link (http://www.sun.com/download/products.xml?id=40e0f8b9) does not
work anymore.
I need this because I want to compile the mod_pr
I don't know. The folks on the caiman-discuss forum should be able to
give you the best estimate:
http://opensolaris.org/jive/forum.jspa?forumID=185
Regards,
Brian
Hillel Lubman wrote:
wleonard:
Note, there is a project to create a text based installer for Sparc
When can the sparc
wleonard:
> Note, there is a project to create a text based installer for Sparc
When can the sparc installer (or live CD) be approximately expected?
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You can install osol in your existing zpool on s6 as described
[url=http://blogs.sun.com/bobn/entry/solaris_and_opensolaris_coexistence_in]here[/url].
Otherwise, you can see if the osol installer will do an install on s0, creating
a new zpool. I'm pretty sure that installing osol in a UFS file s
The solution is in the following thread:
http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=20526
Specifically, you have to run (if you have installed from IPS):
pfexec /opt/VirtualBox/ipsinstall.sh
It helped in my case.
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I have a Silicon Image 3112 controller on my motherboard which identifies
itself as pci1095,6112 . I have successfully added -B pci-ide="pci1095,6112" to
the end of the kernel line in grub and I can see the disk when I run format
from the live CD. Unfortunately the installed instance of OpenSola
I have a disk with two slices s0 and s6, s0 with SXCE (using zfs) and
s6 with a zpool I wish to keep. How can I install opensolaris on s0 while
preserving s6 ? I cannot find any way to do this with the opensolaris
installer
(unlike to SXCE or Solaris 10 installer).
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Note, there is a project to create a text based installer for Sparc:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/caiman/TextInstallerProject/
Regards,
Brian
Mauro M. wrote:
I bumped into the same problem and wasted a few CDs before asking the same
question.
The answer is that OpenSolaris can be in
Hi sorry to dig myself in your discussion but I want to know if anyone of you
has a system of vmware with exploitation solaris and oracle db, again thank you
sorry if vou can help
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I bumped into the same problem and wasted a few CDs before asking the same
question.
The answer is that OpenSolaris can be installed from a CD only on an intel/amd
based server. Then you can use that server to install on sparc.
Since I did not have an intel server to spare I eventually gave up
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