I again tried..
#pfexec svcadm restart gdm
now this time it took me to login screen and was able to login.
is there any permanent solution to this ?
any pkg's needs to be installed ?
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it doesnt work where exactly do u put this lines
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evelin wrote:
does it has a different name other than gparted in opensolaris, cause i dont
see it in ubuntu is in system administration and gparted but i dont find it
anywhere in opensolaris, maybe its not installed, and if it is so, it there a
command to install gparted ?
Gparted is only
Hi All,
I've installed the opensolaris 2009.06 on a SUN Virtualbox 3.0.8
Once the grub loader starts , it does not take me to GUI login screen. It takes
me directly to the console login prompt.
I browsed through many forums and tried many of the steps they suggested like :
(1). I adde
I cannot get opensolaris to install in a windows7 native virtual pc. Is there
a setting I am missing? the boot starts but complains about an "ata1" pci
failure.
Has anybody else been succesful in this type of install?
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evelin writes:
> hello, when i connect the printer solaris detects it but when i try to print
> something it yust says processing work but it never prints my printer is an
> hp deskjet 3420 and its not a printer problem cause with ubuntu it works
> fine, is there something im missing for solari
hello, how do i manage disk in open solaris by commands or something
pos: i know gparted exist but i need to manage partitions inside the system
even if it just manage the solaris partition
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I have a Dell Dimension 4600 P 4 2.8 G 1 G Ram
It has a 80 G IDE HD with Windows XP
and
I put a 160 G SATA HD in and installed Linux (w/swap) and then Opensolaris (So
OpenSolaris's grub would be installed). 2009.06 .
The 160 G was 50G Linux - 4 G swap - bal OpenSolaris - I even changed the swap
p
Luis Maceira writes:
> I edited the menu.lst in /rpool/boot/grub/menu.lst to boot Linuxes on other
> partitions,the
> entries appear on the menu,but when I choose them GRUB does not find the path
> to the
> file(kernel) and gives a warning.The same entries worked normally when the
> Ubuntu Linux
does it has a different name other than gparted in opensolaris, cause i dont
see it in ubuntu is in system administration and gparted but i dont find it
anywhere in opensolaris, maybe its not installed, and if it is so, it there a
command to install gparted ?
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gparted is actually now on OpenSolaris as of the latest build 125,
including the LiveCD. This is very handy for partitioning a disk when
running off of the LiveCD. No need to download and create a separate
Linux ISO image of it (as I have done in the past).
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evelin wrote:
hello is the
hello, when i connect the printer solaris detects it but when i try to print
something it yust says processing work but it never prints my printer is an hp
deskjet 3420 and its not a printer problem cause with ubuntu it works fine, is
there something im missing for solaris
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thanks for the help guys
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On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 11:14:32 PDT
Jürgen Keil wrote:
> > > Try to get a stack backtrace for the hanging esdplay process,
> > > using "pstack PID", where PID is the process id of the hanging
> > > esdplay process.
> >
> > sensei$ pfexec pstack 17016
> > 17016: /usr/bin/esdplay /export/home/mwm/sou
hello is there something laike gparted or gparted for opensolaris
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My build version is 111.
Is it possible that a more recent version fix this bug ?
Can somebody explain me how to update it?
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Added a CC to opensound-discuss...
> > Try to get a stack backtrace for the hanging esdplay process,
> > using "pstack PID", where PID is the process id of the hanging
> > esdplay process.
>
> sensei$ pfexec pstack 17016
> 17016: /usr/bin/esdplay /export/home/mwm/sounds/westminister/west45.wav
Neither Marvell Yukon Ethernet Controller v10.0.3.3, no yge works for my
Marvell Yukon 88E8036 Fast Ethernet Controller in build 125. Have to stay on
build 124.
on build 124:
yukonx0 is /p...@0,0/pci8086,2...@1c,4/pci104d,9...@0
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When OpenSolaris starts I get the screen with the orange bar running in its
slot. The hard drive then stops working and nothing more happens. If I then
press a key I get into text mode and am prompted for user name and password,
but strangely enough the system does not recognize my user names.
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On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 01:03:19 PDT
Jürgen Keil wrote:
> > I've got an interesting problem with audio on svn_124.
>
> Which audio hardware?
Built into the motherboard.
> What does "cat /dev/sndstat" report?
sensei$ cat /dev/sndstat
SunOS Audio Framework
Audio Devices:
0: audio810#0 Intel AC'97,
Kaya and others,
For those who upgrade to Ubuntu 9.10, it uses grub2. In case you didn't
see my other post on this...
I'm running Ubuntu 9.10 beta on another partition and let it write
over my MBR with grub2. Under grub 2 I added
menuentry "OpenSolaris" {
set root=(hd1,1)
chainloader +
I can see in his link
http://blogs.sun.com/observatory/entry/triple_boot_part_5_reinstalling solution
for your question. So OK, you were simply wrong then.
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On Sun, 2009-10-18 at 16:16 +0300, Kaya Saman wrote:
>
> title OpenSolaris
> rootnoverify (hd0,0)
> chainloader +1
>
> where rootnoverify is the number should be the partition and disk of Sol ;-)
>
> --Kaya
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Kaya and others,
For those w
Magnus Johansson wrote:
Thank you, Kaya! That worked fine. Unfortunately my installation of OpenSolaris
do not want to start Gnome now, so I am past one problem but stuck with
another. Any suggestions?
Does the cli console give any information output on bootup??
As in transitioned to main
Thank you, Kaya! That worked fine. Unfortunately my installation of OpenSolaris
do not want to start Gnome now, so I am past one problem but stuck with
another. Any suggestions?
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Magnus Johansson wrote:
bodie: "It is a help." OK, you were simply wrong then. Hope you did learn
something too.
Didn't get this!! ^
The file you will need to edit is /boot/grub/menu.lst
First login as root: su - in a shell then either use nano, vi, vim or
whatever cli text editor you pre
bodie: "It is a help." OK, you were simply wrong then. Hope you did learn
something too.
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Magnus Johansson wrote:
Thank you for the information, Andrew. I would want to use your first
alternative with the Mepis Linux GRUB as my primary bootloader. How do I
chainload OpenSolaris GRUB from Mepis Linux GRUB?
Regards,
Magnus
title OpenSolaris
rootnoverify (hd0,0)
chainloader
I really don't want to migrate the setup to a new instance of OpenSol!
As in I don't want install snv_125 then transfer all settings and config
and also rebuild up my zones :-)
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Thank you for the information, Andrew. I would want to use your first
alternative with the Mepis Linux GRUB as my primary bootloader. How do I
chainload OpenSolaris GRUB from Mepis Linux GRUB?
Regards,
Magnus
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Kaya Saman wrote:
[code]
s:~# pkg image-update
Creating Plan -pkg: image-update failed (inventory exception):
No matching package could be found for the following FMRIs in any of
the catalogs for the current authorities:
pkg:/sunwpython-m...@0.2.2,5.11-0.99
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What does inventory exc
For the record I already found and read:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=415812
I have a similar problem when installing an 2009.06 SB image.
Config:
Point of View ION330 Geforce 9400
2 GB of RAM
Intel Atom 330
PS/2 Keyboard
The boot proceeds to usb keyboard language sel
It is a help. But this you will find before posting your question, right?
A lot of similar solutions around Internet or docs.sun.com or GAG
http://gag.sourceforge.net/ runs fine with a lot of OS's.
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You go in via
System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Background
Then you can add your own stuff which I guess is what your after :-)
Paul
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> Dear computer experts,
> I am trying to set up a dual boot computer with
> OpenSolaris and Mepis Linux, but I have problems
> getting GRUB to include both operating systems. In
> the OpenSolaris GRUB, Mepis Linux does not show up,
> and in the Mepis Linux GRUB, OpenSolaris is not
> available. I h
Thank you for your advice, Brian. I am looking into that.
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bodie (Tomas): "Without outputs of what you changed or actual settings of grub
no one can help you."
So Brian's help isn't any help at all, right?
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> the configuring devices cursor just blinks for a
> minute then it tries to dump installation error but
> says no device is configured and reboots.
Sounds like a kernel panic.
Edit the grub boot commands and append options
" -kv" at the end of the kernel line. Boot using the
modified grub boot
> I've got an interesting problem with audio on svn_124.
Which audio hardware?
What does "cat /dev/sndstat" report?
> I'm at a loss
> as to what to try next, partly because this is one of those nasty
> intermittent problems.
>
> I'm trying to play chimes on the quarter hour. I invoke a simple sh
[code]
s:~# pkg image-update
Creating Plan -pkg: image-update failed (inventory exception):
No matching package could be found for the following FMRIs in any of
the catalogs for the current authorities:
pkg:/sunwpython-m...@0.2.2,5.11-0.99
[/code]
What does inventory exception mean and how
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