hello everybody,
I have installed opensolaris 2009.06 with windows 7
ultimate x64 and ubuntu 11.04 x64 as i wanted to
triple boot my system. I installed windows first
followed by ubuntu on an extended partition and
finally installed opensolaris on primary partition
after windows. Now I'm
I will try to play with OpenSolaris version 0906 for a while and maybe
later check out Solaris 11 Express and other OpenSolaris based distros.
I think the front page should notify new users their won't be any more
opensolaris binary distro releases.
opensolaris 2010.05 was the last
OK I've got my hands on a tasty ultra45, the only
problem is its got no DVD drive , cable or tray.
I tried to make an adapter but I couldn't get the
pinouts for the sun 50way IDE cable.
I'm trying now to do a netboot of the 0906 iso using
a tftp server.
I've setup a tftp server on a
Hi,
I have openSolaris installed on sda4 alongside
several linux on sda2 (extended), PC-BSD on sda3 and
Windows 7 on sda1. In addition I have 4 more Linux on
sdc2 (extended). During Solaris install I used grub
to hide sda2 in order to hide swap and stuff. Solaris
installed its GRUB on
taking a break, so I decided to read some news:-)
RedHat 6 got a new pricing.
http://www.c0t0d0s0.org/archives/7023-New-RedHat-pricing.html
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taking a break, so I decided to read some news:-)
RedHat 6 got a new pricing.
http://www.c0t0d0s0.org/archives/7023-New-RedHat-prici
ng.html
Sorry for mistakenly posting under Help I meant to posted it under
discussion
my bad:-(
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More thoughts please! :)
Or you could continue using eiher Opensolaris 2009.06 or snv_b134 until Oracle
release what suppose to be Opensolaris replacement Solaris 11 Express at the
end of the year, and it is mention, that it might include ZFS data
encryption, not seen anywhere else until
interesting...seems the howto is working for me.
After i change my repos from release to dev I installed SUNWipkg package
then I simply followed directions substituting the snv_129 to snv_117( not
117a):
pkg install SUNWipkg
beadm create snv_117
beadm mount snv_117 /mnt
pkg contents -m
interesting...seems the howto is working for me.
After i change my repos from release to dev I
installed SUNWipkg package
then I simply followed directions substituting the
snv_129 to snv_117( not 117a):
pkg install SUNWipkg
beadm create snv_117
beadm mount snv_117 /mnt
pkg
n...@nas:~# beadm mount snv_117a /mnt/snv_117a
n...@nas:~# pkg authority
PUBLISHER TYPE STATUS
URI
pkg: The following pattern(s) did not match any
packages in the current catalog.
Try relaxing the pattern, refreshing and/or examining
the catalogs:
On 07/ 9/10 02:19 PM, John Furlong wrote:
Processors aren't a problem. Chip sets may be. Boot
of the live CD and
run the hardware detection tool.
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CPU can be a
right after i make a selection from the GRUB menu this messageAPIC error
interrupt on CPU0 , status 0 =0 status1 =4 floods the screen and i have to
reset the compute via the reset button.
this is happening on a Foxconn a74ml-k mainboard with an AMD Athlon II x2 240
I think this is the
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