Hey Phigamma,
Thanks for getting back to me though unfortunately I was not able to test out
your solution as my hard drive had bad sectors and Open Solaris did not start,
Fatal hard drive error, it came up with some error like that so I had to
fully re-install Open Solaris which is working
Also I should note that I have tried all three of the seperate start up
commands from the grub loader, where you type 'e' while open solaris is
highlighted and highlight a command and enter 'b', but still it hangs at
username Console:
When I say hangs I mean it does not load the gui, I can
Not sure if this is a issue to do with the randomness
provider warning
The warning is absolutely harmless, so you can safely ignore it.
or if it is solaris starting up automatically in console mode,
Xorg apparently fails to start up in your case
im going to do some
searches on how to
Anybody have any suggestions?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks.
Kind Regards
Berkan
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I installed opensolaris on a virtual hard disk in Virtual Box, but I get this
message on boot up - WARNING: No randomness provider enabled for /dev/random.
Use cryptoadm(1) to enable a provider.
What is this? and how do I deal with it? I am totally new to open source, and
am searching for
On Fri, Jul 04, 2008 at 10:01:25AM -0700, Solomon Homicz wrote:
I installed opensolaris on a virtual hard disk in Virtual Box, but I get this
message on boot up - WARNING: No randomness provider enabled for /dev/random.
Use cryptoadm(1) to enable a provider.
What is this? and how do I deal
