Hi,
> The package files should be contained under /var/pkg/download as long as
> the pkg property "flush-content-cache-on-success" isn't set to "false";
> see "pkg property".
s/"false"/"true"
mea culpa... :-)
Thorsten
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Hi,
> I ahve just set up my netbook withoi148. All good but have downloaded
> and installed a lot of packages from various IPS repos.
>
> Now I am setting up my desktop and would like the same packages. Using
> the package manager export function does make life a little easier but
> the packages
Ken G,
Quadro NVS 290 is a bit cheaper which is near the price point of the GeForce GT
430 - but NVS 295 is nice as well as suggesed.
I've updated the HCL based on low cost server cards.
Ken Mays
--- On Thu, 2/10/11, Ken Gunderson wrote:
> From: Ken Gunderson
> Subject: Re: [OpenIndia
On Thu, 2011-02-10 at 05:55 -0800, ken mays wrote:
> To Ken Gunderson,
>
> The Quadro 600 works fine.
>
> If you want a basic low-cost graphics card, you can use the GeForce GT 430 or
> NVIDIA 9600 GT which is available in most stores today for about $50-$80 USD.
> I suggest the Nvidia 9600 GT
As a follow up to my own message I did some more testing; I thought posting the
results might spur some ideas:
I set up a serial console and using a test I found on the old opensolaris
mailing list
/usr/sbin/pmconfig
/usr/sbin/modload -p misc/cpr
(
echo 'cpr_debug/W 3;'
echo
On Thu, 2011-02-10 at 09:00 -0800, Bill Sommerfeld wrote:
> On 02/09/11 21:52, Ken Gunderson wrote:
> > I need a new graphics card for an older system (PCIE-1.0). I don't game,
> > do graphics, rendering, etc. so don't need high end - just a good
> > workstation unit that supports OpenGL, good col
I now have a spec file for the ISC DHCP server that permits me to
build an IPS package under Solaris 11 x86 or SVR4 packages under
Solaris 10 SPARC and x86. I'm quite impressed with `pkgbuild'.
This effort has raised a few questions in my mind.
First of all, I discovered that I can't build a Sola
Can confirm on OI148, Sun version returns the correct result, gnu doesn't.
Bye,
Deano
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From: Jesus Cea [mailto:j...@jcea.es]
Sent: 10 February 2011 17:39
To: Discussion list for OpenIndiana
Subject: Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Finding current runleve
> This seems to be a "bug" in GNU "who" implementation.
>
> Running this in Solaris 10, I get:
>
> """
> [root@stargate-host /]# /usr/bin/who -r (NATIVE SUN VERSION)
> . run-level 3 Jan 18 20:33 3 0 S
>
> [root@stargate-host /]# /usr/local/bin/who -r (GNU VERSION)
> run-level Jan 18 20:33
> """
Hi,
I ahve just set up my netbook withoi148. All good but have downloaded
and installed a lot of packages from various IPS repos.
Now I am setting up my desktop and would like the same packages. Using
the package manager export function does make life a little easier but
the packages still need
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
On 10/02/11 15:35, Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk wrote:
>> Trying who -r on openindiana 147/148 seems to fail. I have tested this
>> on three machines plus a VM so far, all on 148, but one was rebooted
>> to an old BE with 147 just to see if there were any diff
On 02/09/11 21:52, Ken Gunderson wrote:
I need a new graphics card for an older system (PCIE-1.0). I don't game,
do graphics, rendering, etc. so don't need high end - just a good
workstation unit that supports OpenGL, good color accuracy, and draws
square squares :) Occasional DVD's are probably
Thanks very much for the information
Cheers
Guy
On 02/10/11 01:55 PM, ken mays wrote:
To Ken Gunderson,
The Quadro 600 works fine.
If you want a basic low-cost graphics card, you can use the GeForce GT 430 or
NVIDIA 9600 GT which is available in most stores today for about $50-$80 USD. I
--- On Thu, 2/10/11, Ken Gunderson wrote:
> From: Ken Gunderson
> Subject: Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] GPU HCL - nVidia Questions & Advice
> To: "Discussion list for OpenIndiana"
> Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 9:15 AM
>
> On Thu, 2011-02-10 at 05:55 -0800, ken mays wrote:
> > To Ken Gunde
- Original Message -
> Hi all
>
> Trying who -r on openindiana 147/148 seems to fail. I have tested this
> on three machines plus a VM so far, all on 148, but one was rebooted
> to an old BE with 147 just to see if there were any differences, which
> there wasn't. The output I get is
>
Hi all
Trying who -r on openindiana 147/148 seems to fail. I have tested this on three
machines plus a VM so far, all on 148, but one was rebooted to an old BE with
147 just to see if there were any differences, which there wasn't. The output I
get is
. run-level 3 Feb 10 13:36 3
On Thu, 2011-02-10 at 05:55 -0800, ken mays wrote:
> To Ken Gunderson,
>
> The Quadro 600 works fine.
Thanks, Ken. How's the noise on that unit in a quiet room/office
environment? In my experience larger diameter fans running at lower
rpm's are preferable to smaller units spinning fast. nVidia
To Ken Gunderson,
The Quadro 600 works fine.
If you want a basic low-cost graphics card, you can use the GeForce GT 430 or
NVIDIA 9600 GT which is available in most stores today for about $50-$80 USD. I
suggest the Nvidia 9600 GT if you're a casual 3D user (i.e. gaming or
otherwise), or the GT
I believe Illumos do know about it, see
https://www.illumos.org/issues/367
and Albert Lee pointed out to me the defect.solaris bug report (#15751)
last October when I hit the problem.
Guy
On 02/10/11 11:47 AM, Deano wrote:
OI will be using the illumos kernel soon, so we don't necessary r
I have updated the project page, released a new version of the script, and
made a forum. It can all be found at http://www.illumos.org/projects/worsoe.
The Illumos Pkgsrc Project
Mads Worsøe Duun
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OI will be using the illumos kernel soon, so we don't necessary rely on
Oracle fixing the kernel bug.
If illumos know about it, we can look at fixing it.
OI + illumos != Solaris 11 :D
Bye,
Deano
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From: Guy Woolley [mailto:guy.wool...@btinternet.com]
Sent: 10 February 2
Hi,
> I need a new graphics card for an older system (PCIE-1.0). I don't game,
> do graphics, rendering, etc. so don't need high end - just a good
> workstation unit that supports OpenGL, good color accuracy, and draws
> square squares :) Occasional DVD's are probably about the most GPU
> intensi
According to the defect.solaris report it's a bug in the solaris 11
kernel so it's up to Oracle/Nvidia - don't hold your breath
Guy
On 02/10/11 11:11 AM, Deano wrote:
Any known issues, please add it into the HCL and also bug it.
Somebody might be able to look at it at some point, and get it
Any known issues, please add it into the HCL and also bug it.
Somebody might be able to look at it at some point, and get it fixed, which
is good for everyone.
Thanks,
Deano
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From: Guy Woolley [mailto:guy.wool...@btinternet.com]
Sent: 10 February
Yes - it's too bad; actually the GEForce 220 worked fine when I tried
Solaris 10 but I just couldn't get the internet to work with the rge0
driver (which is OK with OSOL, OI) in my machine . It's pretty obvious
that hardware for consumer PCs is very strongly directed at Windows (why
wouldn't
On 02/10/11 00:57, Guy Woolley wrote:
Ken,
Have you seen this bug report ?
https://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=15751
I haven't tried the 256.44 driver but my GEForce 220 certainly hasn't
worked on OI (or earlier Opensolaris)
with earlier Nvidia drivers for it - John Mart
That PSARC is already included into OpenIndiana:
changeset: 9889:68d0fe4c716e
user:yu, larry liu - Sun Microsystems - Beijing China
date:Wed Jun 17 19:20:05 2009 +0800
summary: PSARC 2008/769 Multiple disk sector size support.
I guess the issue here is little misunderstood
Ken,
Have you seen this bug report ?
https://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=15751
I haven't tried the 256.44 driver but my GEForce 220 certainly hasn't
worked on OI (or earlier Opensolaris)
with earlier Nvidia drivers for it - John Martin's Comments seem to
suggest that nei
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