project we still continue to reap the benefits of efforts
from Oracle employees and Oracle the company. Complaining about Oracle because
- essentially - you are not their target customer base just isn't on. And as I
said, it does a dis-service to the various Oracle guys who contribute.
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y.
Is Mad Larry going to wake up with the cold sweats at 2am, thinking "My God!
Apostolos complained on oi-discuss about Java 7! Where have I gone wrong with
my life? Give that man some source code and a big hug!"
I mean, really?
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stupid amounts
of work. TDP have not been working with portability in mind.
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had very good experience with Runcore ones, and can highly recommend them.
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>
> to copy a file?
That strikes me as a trifle contrived - copying a file is a regular
occurrence, and rebooting a non-desktop machine isn't. (Unless you're doing
something badly wrong)
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there are many systems out there that would be broken by an
> adjustment to the default reboot and shutdown behaviour to bring them more in
> line with BSD and Linux.
>
> What do others think?
Never used them ;-) init 6 to reboot, init 0 to go to OBP, and init 5 to power
off.
these T1000s
> to donate to the SPARC port project? I haven't seen these below a
> thousand before so $475 each is quite a bargain;
> cgi.ebay.com/120696330090
>
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Best bet is to buy a cheap slim-line DVD drive from Ebay and fit
that, or boot off the network.
I've had v20z and v40z playing up with all sorts of media - 'proper' Solaris
x86 media, burned stuff, expensive CDs, cheap DVDs, you name it.
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#x27;t really need any of the above
products - script something up to take ZFS snapshots and replicate those +
basic config to a remote node.
OI is fantastic, and I'm using it in production for both myself and some
clients. It works great as a cluster - but in a grid or HPC solution, wh
to remove the mounting bracket on the card to get it to fit though -
the cards themselves are low profile but the bracket isn't.
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tree because clients will poll and refresh from that profile.
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iana over the
top, it refuses to recognise the disk layout, and wants to either
repartition it or blow it all away.
I just gave it a go on my hack box and it was an unexpected surprise
that put the kybosh on that test a bit too early.
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r a while...
Why? What's wrong with ZFS snapshots and rolling back to a different BE?
As long as you're not upgrading your ZFS pools or messing around with
them (and ZFS encryption is the only pressing thing for me that would
force that) then I don't see why any of this would be a
e limitation from
controller/driver stack that limits that to just specific HBAs or
storage enclosures?
I don't recall having any issues with this on my kit - but then it's
Sun branded stuff with Sun supplied SAS HBAs, which could be the
critical difference.
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Ema
- the t entry for these is just
showing each drive's WWN.
I'm not near a host with a SAS controller at the moment, but can't you
use luxadm to query the device to see what it is and what state it's in?
luxadm display /dev/rdsk/c0t500A075102FC7DC7d0s2
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ort that hardware for as
long as it makes sense. The moment you go to generic hardware you lose
that, and that drives your TCO up, and it means you're less likely to
keep the kit in a critical, live environment for as long.
I'm still plugging Photons into Solaris 10 boxes to get free VxVM
li
7;s a 15k which looks like it'll be decommissioned soon which
might be an option.
The big iron is super sweet :-)
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haven't needed to recompile the SunOS kernel to change settings
since the dark days of SunOS 4 - and the world is much better for it.
Focus on drivers and bundled apps, and let the kernel sort itself out
for load and hardware - it's pretty good at it (after all, it's been
doing it s
rge deployments I've been involved in
(covering both desktop and servers) because of this. It's pretty key.
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27;t
> sell much of it as a result.
>
That's because it's no longer offered, as OpenSolaris (the
distribution) is dead.
While it was around, it was pretty visible, and made OpenSolaris a
viable production deployment option.
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> I migrated my workstation (an Ultra 20) from OpenSolaris 2009.06 to
Except it's an Ultra 24. Sorry Sun, love your kit, but the workstations
have always been dull boxes that lo
iving it a go.
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TOM
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x27;t want an 'all in one' solution,
who don't need or want to rely on the vendor for support - this is the
real audience of the project lives.
Plus hackers and entrepreneurs and ne'er-do-wells ;-)
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t;206
> error" is coming from "legacy" server and shows the"legacy" server ip
> address.
In the short term try pointing the opensolaris.org repo to
opensolaris.org/dev - that's what openindiana.org/legacy should be a
copy of, and it appears to have solved the
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