I'm working on my first ever install of opensolaris and have stalled before I
even got started. I've searched the internet and see this is a problem but have
been unable to see any resolutions to my problems.
The error message:
asy0: UART @ 3f8 scratch register: expected 0x51, got 0xff
Cannot
You can do either. Although, in the long run its certainly easier to have the
boot partitions on one disk.
Windows is really the issue. It can be very finicky about being the first in
the boot list.
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I had not planned on this having third party support.
I am currently upgrading to 134b. Using the openindiana legacy source. I plan
to test and see how this runs, and then choose whether to move forward or
completely to openindiana at this point.
I am mostly sure I will be sticking with 134b
I guess another question is, if I am successful with 134b, it is of course
still unstable release. How much do i need to worry about that? I have seen
a fair amount of people on the internet stating they run solidly on 134b.
I am strictly using this as a data storage server and ZFS is my
Your best bet is to look at the NIC's on the HCL:
http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/data/os/
Then look them up and see what NIC's can do what you need. Happy Hunting. :)
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You can find and download packages here:
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/release/en/index.shtml
You can also look in the DDU (Device Driver Utility) and see if your Network
card is showing up there at all, if a driver is loaded or if it has failed.
I know I have had trouble with NWAM being a bit
I ran your message through a translator because I do not know french. Hope you
do not mind.
Hello everybody,
Then I resume my problem.
I have a OpenSolaris machine with 2 network card, 1 1 prod sharing a ZFS pool
ISCSI 1TB ISCSI in with Deduplication.
At my client, a Windows 2008 R2 with
After working with OpenSolaris, I have considered moving to OpenIndiana or
Nexenta.
Basically, I am using OpenSolaris 2009.06. And I would like to move forward to
a later version of ZFS.
What is the general consensus on which way to go?
Can I patch up 2009.06 effectively and run on 134b?
I have recently built a system using and LSI Logic 9280-16i4e.
I have installed Opensolaris and it recogizes the card ok. Although it stated
in the DDU that the driver was missing. After a little bit of research, I
found and installed the compatible driver listed for Solaris 10. This is the
This is resolved.
I created some disk groups on the controller card, and they were presented to
the opensolaris just fine on the next boot.
I am now spending my time learning how to use the zfs/zpool commands :D
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issue? of if there is a possible work around at
all. I know I can edit the menu.lst file to remove the graphics boot up
permanently but I still don't see the boot messages which could be an issue if
I need to debug some thing at a future point in time.
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I am installing Opensolaris onto an HP DL380 G4 with a Smart Array 6400 Raid
controller. I have installed the latest version of the cpqary3 driver version
2.2.0. I have two MSA20's attached to the Smart Array 6400 controller, one to
each adapter port. Opensolaris is able to see and create
Hello,
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I got the same thing when I tried my first install of OpenSolaris 2008.11 on
top of vmware server on ubuntu, but my second installation worked fine. The
only difference between the two was that the first time I added the sound
driver, the second time I didn't.
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Hi John,
Looking over the several panics you've posted recently there are a few bugs and
cases raised for people having similar issues on HP Proliant DL boxes and
OpenSolaris 2008.11, SXCE build 103+, and S10u6 (but not earlier). Most site
CR 6745357 which suggests an issue with the AAC
pkg list reports on the state of packages in the current image (local). The
order will always be the same unless you install another package or add flags
to the pkg list command. This is why you get the same results when you change
the repository.
What you probably want to do is use pkg
You'll need the SUNWhea package to get stdio.h and co.
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I'm trying to upgrade our 2nd box to 105b or 106b and getting a 404:
# pfexec pkg set-authority -O http://pkg.opensolaris.org/dev opensolarisdev
# pfexec pkg set-authority opensolarisdev
Use the -P flag to set the preferred repository (if that's what you intended):
# pfexec pkg
But I would like to know if its easy, like in Linux and BSD*?
It's definitely not the one button/command process that Linux has. It's very
much a manual process with quite a few requirements and pre-requisites. Have a
look at the link I posted on the 12th -
This feature is disabled by default. Have a look at
http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=1166
If you want to re-enable the 'shutdown' and 'restart' buttons on the login
screen do this:
* Edit the /etc/X11/gdm/custom.conf file and add the following under the
'daemon' and 'greeter'
Netbeans should auto-indent the code as you go assuming it understands the file
type. I'm using Netbeans 6.5RC1 on OpenSolaris b105. You'll need Netbeans 6.5
if you want to use the integrated PHP support.
Make sure you have the PHP plugin installed and enabled. Tools - Plugins -
(search for
...
Why do you need to re-compile the kernel?
If one day I would have a strange problem on my
production server, I would be able to fix the problem
myself. Maybe somebody here would provide me a patch
of the kernel or something like this. I would like to
be able then to apply the patch,
One process/method is documented here:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/downloads/on/
If you want different flavours of OpenSolaris have a look at the list here:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/downloads/
Why do you need to re-compile the kernel?
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That's a very big jump to cause and it's unlikely to be your issue. You need
to do some troubleshooting and data collection to understand what's happening
on the system when the problem occurs. If you want to monitor interrupts, have
a look at intrstat(1M) which will show statistics for the
I have the following wireless network issue under opensolaris 2008.11
If the network is configured automatically via physical:nwam the interface is
configured correctly - I am able to ping the gateway and dns seems to work. The
issue is that I would rather use physical:default for a static
I noted the following in the smf log for network/physical:
/sbin/dladm: secure object initialization failed: invalid argument
Setting netmask of ath0 to 255.255.255.0
ifconfig: SIOCSLIFNAME for ip: ath0: already exists
configuring IPv4 interfaces: ath0.
add net default: gateway 192.168.0.1: entry
I'm now able to ping the gateway by creating the security object:
# dladm create-secobj -t -c wep wepkey0
provide value for 'wepkey0': **
confirm value for 'wepkey0': **
# dladm connect-wifi -i ??:??:??:??:??:?? -k wepkey0 -s wep
If I had RTFM a little closer it might have helped:
-t, --temporary
Specifies that the creation is temporary. Temporary
creation last until the next reboot.
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The upgrade from b97 to b98 went smoothly, but when I rebooted I got the
message: Failed to plumb IPv4 interfaces bfe0. I also ran ifconfig -a (no
longer shows bfe0) and the Device Driver Utility (reports 0 driver problems).
I am primarily an end-user with very limited solaris admin experience
Try a ldd filename.bin, can it find all the dynamically loaded binaries?
Also, what is your $LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable set to ?
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Looking at the source code, does it always grumble about this if running on a
multicore athlon?
/*LINTED*/
993 if (cpuid_opteron_erratum(cpu, 131) 0) do {
994 /*
995 * Multiprocessor Systems with Four or More Cores May
Deadlock
After a massive pgk update (to v95) it's working!... Strange?
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I just installed opensolaris 2008.05 (on a virtualbox machine but I think this
shouldn't change).
All the system seems to run fine: I can play chess, instal samba pkg, see
photos from a windows share, and write this message with firefox.
I just can't open the terminal window! If I run it (from
My system specs are:
AMD Athlon 64 3200+
1.5 GB RAM
Asus A8S-X Motherboard with Intel 82540EM LAN
Nvidia GeForce 6200TC PCI-Express
SBLive
40GB Maxtor PATA HDD (I wan't to put Opensolaris here)
250GB Maxtor SATA HDD (For Windows XP and data)
USB Mouse
USB Keyboard
PATA DVDRW
PATA DVDROM
Samsung
I am having a problem getting the live cd of 2008.05 to boot,
It gets to the point of mounting the file system and goes into errors.
The printout is this:
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atapi protocol error: 0x1f0 0x2 0x1
[b]Thanks for your reply!
# zonecfg -z camberp export[/b]
reate -b
set zonepath=/zones01/camberp001
set autoboot=true
add fs
set dir=/app
set special=camberp001_fcal/app
set type=zfs
end
add fs
set dir=/app/oracle
set special=camberp001_fcal/oracle
set type=zfs
end
add fs
set
Also
fuser on theses filesystems shows nothing.
Regards
SRG
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[b]Starting the zone :-[/b]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] # zoneadm -z camberp boot[/b]
zoneadm: zone 'camberp': These file-systems are mounted on subdirectories of
/zones01/camberp/root:
zoneadm: zone 'camberp': /zones01/camberp/root/app/oracle
zoneadm: zone 'camberp':
Sorry that I have posted this in this section but I have been trying to find a
way of contacting a forum Administrator.
Cheers
SRG
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Hello All,
I hope you can help me with this one.
We have a production system running eleven zones on Solaris 10 11/07 E2900 with
ZFS on EMC Clarion
A memory dimm failed on the 2900 which caused the server to become unusable.
A reboot just hang and no console connection could be established so
in the opensolaris load that will
enable the OS to detect the network device?
- Is there any network configuration document for opensolaris that I can take a
look?
Any help would be appreciated.
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Steve
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I'm not sure wether to laugh or cry so I've decided to laugh, People are
starting to stare but I don't care.
Cheers Shawn
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to be identical so I'm very dubious
that this is the problem.
Has anyone had any experience of this or know any commands to get grub to go
with the 64bit route? Or maybe it's possible to install in 32bit then perform
changes after?
Cheers,
Steve
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Hey everyone, I need some help with a finish script on a jumpstart server that
I can't seem to get working. Basically I need the script to:
1. Set the root passwords to password for all the clients
2. Copy the /etc/hosts file from the configuration server to the clients
3. Configure DNS (copy
Hello All
We have a server that uses vlan tagging and are experiencing intermittent
network connectivity when tracerouting from a zone to another zone on a
different server located on the same network segment.
traceroute connects and reports success for 10 or 20 minutes then fails for 20
- 40
Hello All
This is my first post here...
I am trying to download an AMD64 version of Solaris10 but can only find x86!
Am I missing something here ? ;-)
Thanks
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cannot fit into memory
Press any key to continue.
(Goes back to stage 2 options)
System =
AMD Athlon 64 processor 3000+
1,572,080 Ram
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1,572,080 Ram
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