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>Yesterday
> I installed the new version OpenIndiana i-dev-148-x86. After
>installation, Device Driver Utillity began to report that it is a
>problem with one driver. Then I found out that it is missing the driver
>for your
Ok! I got around this problem by hacking the pkg code (legacy.py) to
recover from this problem. What happens is that it crashes when it
tries to create a hard link and the file already exists. So I trapped
this exception, removed the file and did the hard link.
Now I've got a oi_148 install
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 12:56, Gary Gendel wrote:
> Ok! I got around this problem by hacking the pkg code (legacy.py) to
> recover from this problem. What happens is that it crashes when it tries to
> create a hard link and the file already exists. So I trapped this
> exception, removed the fil
On 12 Jan 2011, at 11:56, Gary Gendel wrote:
> Ok! I got around this problem by hacking the pkg code (legacy.py) to recover
> from this problem. What happens is that it crashes when it tries to create a
> hard link and the file already exists. So I trapped this exception, removed
> the file
Alan,
I've updated the illumos bug report.
Ken
--- On Tue, 1/11/11, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
> From: Alan Coopersmith
> Subject: Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] Mesa 7.10 for OI_148
> To: "Discussion list for OpenIndiana"
> Cc: "ken mays"
> Date: Tuesday, January 11, 2011, 7:47 PM
> On 01/11/1
Don't mean to hijack but Alan, do you off hand know if there is a
video card that will work in a v40z? That thing has a very
primitive/odd built in video card and sometimes I would like to do more
than just ssh -X. It works fine in OI but the card is so slow it is
painful to use as a console
On 01/12/11 06:34 AM, Daniel Kjar wrote:
> Don't mean to hijack but Alan, do you off hand know if there is a video card
> that will work in a v40z? That thing has a very primitive/odd built in video
> card and sometimes I would like to do more than just ssh -X. It works fine in
> OI but the card
Whats the onboard GPU? Its an older PCI-X system if I recall. Have you tried
VESA standard settings first? What other cards have you tried already?
-Gary
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It does work under OI but it is just slow. I tried to fit a pci-x
card but the slots don't line up correctly so I never pursued it further.
On 01/12/11 11:21 AM, Gary Driggs wrote:
Whats the onboard GPU? Its an older PCI-X system if I recall. Have you tried
VESA standard settings first? What
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On 12 Jan 2011, at 16:31, Daniel Kjar wrote:
It does work under OI but it is just slow. I tried to fit a pci-x
card but the slots don't line up correctly so I never pursued it
further.
On 01/12/11 11:21 AM, Gary Driggs wrote:
Whats the onboard
I've been running oi on what is now an older AMD Athlon64 +3400 with
three GB ram which is the max on that Abit board.
My setup is only a small scale home server intended to supply my need
of lots of room for video editing files and other hefty graphic
projects.
Something has happened to render
The server has the following slots free so you could pick a card that is
compatible.
4 full-length (133MHz) 64-bit vertical slots (slots 4 through 7)
1 full-length (100MHz) 64-bit vertical slot (slot 3)
1 half-length (100MHz) 64-bit vertical slot (slot 2)
1 half-length (66MHz) 64-bit horizontal s
yeah that is the problem. Tons of slots but nothing seems to fit into
them. I may try that 8800gs. I have a 8400 pcix though and it doesn't
match up.
On 01/12/11 03:24 PM, Matt Wilby wrote:
The server has the following slots free so you could pick a card that is
compatible.
4 full-length
I have a system with a Raidz running three 1.5tb drives on internal SATA.
Two 2tb drives are hooked up on esata in a removable drive bay; they are
configured as a zfs mirror and I use these for irregular backup.
It seems that whenever I do a general scrub on a monthly basis on the internal
set,
> From: Michelle Knight [mailto:miche...@msknight.com]
>
> It seems that whenever I do a general scrub on a monthly basis on the
> internal
> set, there is always the odd two or three cksum errors floating around. Of
> course, ZFS corrects them. But is this usual? To get a few errors on hard
> dri
Try replace sata cables from all devices using a sata 2 cables.
A motherboard controller is a sata 1 ( 150 ) or sata 2 ( 300 ).?
A power supply. Is the good quality ( TT, CORSAIR , etc ) try replace this in
the first time if is not good quality for best configuration use only true sata
po
The mother board is 3Gb/s SATA - http://www.scan.co.uk/products/gigabyte-ga-
h55m-ud2h-intel-h55-1156-pci-e-20-%28x16%29-ddr3-1600-1800-2133-sata-3gb-s-
vga-uatx
Power supply is a Tagan TG480-U01 -
http://modtown.co.uk/mt/review2.php?id=taganpsu
... so one drive is on a molex connector. I'll keep
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