2011/2/7 Alasdair Lumsden
> On 2 Feb 2011, at 19:30, Mads Worsøe Duun wrote:
>
> > *The Illumos pkgsrc project*
> >
> > I have created Illumos pkgsrc project at
> > http://www.illumos.org/projects/worsoe.
>
> Great stuff!
Somebody had to do it.
>
> > The is about making NetBSD's pkgsrc http:/
Hi,
I was thinking of building a minimal low
performance/experimental zfs filer on a beagleboard (
http://beagleboard.org ) or something similar with a 2tb mirror disk set
attached via usb and a serial console. Are there any projects or plans
to compile/port OpenIndiana to arm? If no
Whilst many of us would love to see an ARM port of OI and illumos, it's not
even on the cards yet.
OI is more oriented to bigger systems and there is a considerable amount of
effort to slim it down and port it to ARM.
Have you considered a mini-itx or pico-itx board? They would likely run OI
(ass
Meh, FreeBSD on BeagleBoard is in its infancy I guess. No code released
yet.. http://code.google.com/p/freebsd-bgb/
On 02/08/11 08:56, Deano wrote:
Whilst many of us would love to see an ARM port of OI and illumos, it's not
even on the cards yet.
OI is more oriented to bigger systems and
It's generally accepted that two things can break a ZFS pool: the use of
non-ECC RAM; and storage devices which do not respect cache flushes. You're
aiming for a system which is likely to have both. The latter by virtue of
the fact that most USB <=> SATA controllers often don't respect sync
request
Have a system setup with dual LSI 9211-8i controller cards connected to a
supermicro dual expander chassis SC846E26-R1200B This is a newer unit with a
6gb expander.
With opensolaris build dev 134 the unit would boot and then just freeze. Take
out of one controller and it comes up fine.
Upgrad
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On 08/02/11 16:00, taemun wrote:
> It's generally accepted that two things can break a ZFS pool: the use of
> non-ECC RAM; and storage devices which do not respect cache flushes. You're
> aiming for a system which is likely to have both. The latter by
Hi John,
I'm not familiar wit this array. Did you enable MPxIO?
It would be useful to have the output from the following commands ->
stmsboot -L
cfgadm -al
mpathadm list lu
Thanks,
Matt
From: John T. Bittner
To: "openindiana-discuss@openindiana.org"
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Good stuff fellows; thank you. How bad are the failures resulting from
non-ecc and missing cache flushes? Can they put the pool into an
unrecoverable state, or is it just a risk of dropping a minute's worth
of writes or something like that?
Again, this is a home archiving system with requi
I would like to help out if I can. I've been using pkgsrc + Studio
12.2 exclusively on my OI servers, so I've already done quite a bit of
hacking to get packages to compile.
I assume any changes are going to be sent back upstream? Sort of how
the DFBSD pkgsrc stuff works?
-Dustin
On Tue, Feb 8
FWIW
The Giada Cube N3 seems to run Solaris 10 & OI fine. Requires the gani 3rd
party driver. I got one from Newegg to use as my Internet access node. I
measured ~25 watts w/ a single disk & 2 GB. You'd need to do a bit of hacking
to fit 2 disks though. There are two SATA ports and the top
New to the group [and therefore jumping into the middle of a thread :) ]
after a long Solaris hiatus, but I was a user of, and developer on,
every Solaris version thru 2.5.1.
How are your permissions on the parent directory? Samba may not allow
you to remove a directory, even if you own it, i
I use the Alix boards http://www.pcengines.ch/alix3d3.htm [available
stateside from netgate.com] for projects like this. AMD Geode CPU,
common VGA/USB keyboard input, i386 versions of most OSes work, although
I haven't tried any variation of OI/Solaris on it.
Sometimes you just want some hard
Hi Dustin
Great to hear, any help is a great help, as this is so fare a one man
project.
I am not in favor of dictatorship, so decisions should be made by the
project members. Therefore I hope that we will have discussion about how
changes should be made to the pkgsrc tree. I vote for that we wil
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 11:01 AM, Mads Worsøe Duun wrote:
> Btw my bootstrap script does not support the Sun Studio compiler yet. I have
> had much more success using the gcc compiler. I know that Studio will
> generate better code, but it will involve much more pkgsrc hacking. My
> script also fir
j...@xaccel.net said:
> Upgraded to openindiana oi_148 and now unit boots all the way and seems to be
> ok but the performance of the array has dropped from 500mps to 100mps. I am
> testing 13) 600gig 15k drives with 2 SSD's (log and cache). When I do a test
> I do see both controllers accessing th
2011/2/8 Dustin Marquess
> On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 11:01 AM, Mads Worsøe Duun wrote:
> > Btw my bootstrap script does not support the Sun Studio compiler yet. I
> have
> > had much more success using the gcc compiler. I know that Studio will
> > generate better code, but it will involve much more
As long as you don't plan on using dedupe and the caching and non-ECC
RAM issues can be sorted, NexentaCore might be more suitable for a
project of this size -- but definitely with AMD Geode, Intel Atom, or
other comparable low power x86 hardware. However, I'm not sure what
the minimal system requi
Hi,
I have been running Firefox 4.0 since b6 and found it reliable except
for one annoying problem. While my other plugins are working, one that
refuses to work is Java. I created a plugins directory in /opt/firefox
and have symbolic links to the respective libraries.
Has anyone managed to ge
On 9 February 2011 02:57, Jacob Ritorto wrote:
>Good stuff fellows; thank you. How bad are the failures resulting
> from non-ecc and missing cache flushes? Can they put the pool into an
> unrecoverable state, or is it just a risk of dropping a minute's worth of
> writes or something lik
On 02/08/2011 09:57 AM, Jacob Ritorto wrote:
Again, this is a home archiving system with requirements of 1) data integrity,
2) minimal impact on electric bill over a year's run time and 3) approximately
no noise.
I'd recommend an AM2+ or AM3 board, and a low-power AMD CPU. I've been using an
A
On 09 Feb, 2011,at 09:55 AM, russell wrote:
Hi,
I have been running Firefox 4.0 since b6 and found it reliable except
for one annoying problem. While my other plugins are working, one that
refuses to work is Java. I created a plugins directory in /opt/firefox
and have symbolic links to the r
Their back!!!
Solaris Virtual Consoles
according to this how-to, they have been available starting with snv_124.
http://blogs.sun.com/DanX/entry/solaris_virtual_consoles
--
Regards,
Edward
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Marion,
Turning load-balance=none fixed it. Speeds back up to 500mbps
Thanks for all the help.
John Bittner
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