Paul, for exactly that reason I changed the menu.lst so that my default boot is
a very verbose text boot - I want to see whats going on. The last section
(default 1) is the text boot, it's the same as the first, except it changes to
text boot. I think you need to run
# bootadm update-archive
Paul, thanks for the detailed answer and own trials.
I have no problem replicating them, even using your file names or öÖäÄüÜ. Also
using rsync to copy them from one pool to the other causes no problem. Hundreds
or thousands of files exist in my system which are fine to copy or move.
Maybe jus
No. You're right with space :-( I'm able to download it because there is a
place for it but installation fail as no space in /etc :-(
Do you have some possibility to install OpenBSD on this laptop? Eg. is it safe
for you to make repartition of disk? For this test 1 to 2 GB of space is more
then
If you can see in output of ifconfig -a word RUNNING on your NIC then it means
that your NIC detect link on cable. But be aware that not all drivers are able
to do that.
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Two problems. As I know AP functionality is missing in OpenSolaris. If I'm
wrong then sorry ;-) And bigger problem from my point of view is missing option
in installer for something like Core distribution as in Solaris 10.
If this option will be in Solaris 11 and AP function will be there too th
Thanks will try in the morning!
Paul
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Remove these lines from the grub:
splashimage /boot/solaris.xpm
foreground d25f00
background 115d93
Then remove the last part of the boot line (,console=graphics):
kernel$ /platform/i86pc/kernel/$ISADIR/unix -B $ZFS-BOOTFS,console=graphics
Oh stupid me!
ran
pfexec zfs create rpool/export/home/ipol
cannot mount '/export/home/ipol': directory is not empty
filesystem sucessfully created but not mounted
Rebooted and the machine won't come up
Tried e at the grub menu and editing the boot command adding -s but that hangs
on the splash sc
Reading your very first line,
pa...@workdellgx620:~$ uname -a
SunOS workdellgx620 5.11 snv_124 i86pc i386 i86pc Solaris
pa...@workdellgx620:~$ ls -l
total 78083
-rw-r--r-- 1 pauljstaff5 2009-10-07 16:06 один
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 180 2009-09-29 15:07 10.151.2.60
This file
> Even if OpenSolaris will be capable of this why to do
> this? Do you need GUI on AP?Do you need games on
> AP?Do you need nwam and a lot of other stuff on AP?
> Why? Use what's appropriate for needs. In your case
> OpenBSD,NetBSD,some minimalized Linux distro and so
> on.
For a heavy-duty hot sp
Even if OpenSolaris will be capable of this why to do this? Do you need GUI on
AP?Do you need games on AP?Do you need nwam and a lot of other stuff on AP?
Why? Use what's appropriate for needs. In your case OpenBSD,NetBSD,some
minimalized Linux distro and so on.
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I am so embarrassed. It was indeed the cable. I switched the cable and it
worked!!
The only reason I did not try this is because when the machine was going
through POST, the port on the router did light up. It then went off as the
OS was booting up. That, with the entry in the messages file, ma
Problem: Files are not accessible because of problems with non-ascii
characters, they cannot be deleted or renamed, rsync fails
Using OpenSolaris 2010.02 svn 123, just updated all to 124 - no change.
Background: following the ideas on this thread:
http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID
Stefan:
That appears to have solved my problem.
Many thanks,
Mitch
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> Setting IPFILTER
What does ipfilter have to do with using an OS as a wireless access point?
Using wireless hardware as an AP rather than as a client requires
suitably capable hardware and driver support. AFAIK, OpenSolaris does _not_
have driver support at this time for acting as a wireles
On 10/07/09 09:46, Mitchell Cipriano wrote:
I installed OpenSolaris from a CD. I now want to remove the CD ROM drive from
the system, but if I simply remove it the system has difficulty booting. There
must be a way to tell the OS the CD ROM drive has been removed. Anyone have any
suggestions?
I installed OpenSolaris from a CD. I now want to remove the CD ROM drive from
the system, but if I simply remove it the system has difficulty booting. There
must be a way to tell the OS the CD ROM drive has been removed. Anyone have any
suggestions?
Thanks.
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