Hi Reg,
Thanks for the suggestions. Is there instructions anywhere for how to
create the USB boot disk?
Many thanks,
Andrew.
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Something I forgot to mention.
You're a lot better off booting from a USB disk than setting up dual
boot. Many years ago I got a system to boot S
Hello Andrew,
I've just done a fresh install of Openindiana and noticed
that the installer recognized an attached USB disk when it asked me where I
wanted to install. I didn't use it but can you not just go ahead if it sees the
disk ?
As a related matter I need WinXP for lega
I've done a few reboot tests recently, and I'm seeing that my Open Indiana
install is taking a very long time to shutdown.
After the X window system packs up, I seen on the screen a message, such as:
svc.startd: 119 system services are now being stopped.
20 minutes later, the machine is still r
Hello,
OI needs people who help the developers with bug organization. Therefore
we'll create a Bug Team, which Job is to keep an eye on the Bugtracker
and do a first review on newly reported bugs.
A Bug Team member can also be a less technical person. Bug Team
members will not need to understand,
I had an issue with CUPS shutting down on my laptop (I'm running whatever is in
the /dev repo). It would hang for a long time (a couple of minutes) and then
fail. Once it failed then the rest of shutdown would complete.
I disabled cups/scheduler and shutdown is quick as expected.
I've seen pe
Hi everyone,
I've been having some problems with automatic snapshots since oi b147
but never quite looked into it. Updated to 148 and that hasn't fixed
anything.
The snapshots are basically not getting taken at all. I've discovered
that zfs get all rpool |grep auto-snapshot returns nothing which
On 04/ 3/11 02:20 PM, Jake wrote:
I had an issue with CUPS shutting down on my laptop (I'm running whatever is in
the /dev repo). It would hang for a long time (a couple of minutes) and then
fail. Once it failed then the rest of shutdown would complete.
I disabled cups/scheduler and shutdown
1) Boot the Live Image
2) Identify the internal disk so you don't stomp on it
3) Plug the USB disk into a convenient port
You will ALWAYS need to plug into the same port to boot the disk.
NB There are several removable volume managers which will try to mount the
disk. That can make things a b
On Sun, 2011-04-03 at 13:15 +0200, Julian Wiesener wrote:
> Hello,
>
> OI needs people who help the developers with bug organization. Therefore
> we'll create a Bug Team, which Job is to keep an eye on the Bugtracker
> and do a first review on newly reported bugs.
>
> A Bug Team member can also
2011/4/3 Ken Gunderson :
> Cool. Perhaps as a first step OI could apply to Atlassian for a free
> Jira license and then get Jira and Confluence integrated?
Why? We already have a bug tracker:
http://www.illumos.org/projects/openindiana/issues
--
Venlig hilsen / Kind regards
Jeppe Toustrup (aka. T
On 4 April 2011 01:20, Reginald Beardsley wrote:
> 1) Boot the Live Image
>
> 2) Identify the internal disk so you don't stomp on it
>
The command `cfgadm` shows devices and how they are connected. On my
machine, I see:
root@vault:~# cfgadm
Ap_Id Type Receptacle
Hi Reg,
Actually this is what I'd done initially, and the problem was that it
appeared to work but then wouldn't boot on subsequent attempts.
However what I'd done was booted from the live USB image (because of
the SATA issue discussed elsewhere, I couldn't even get the live cd to
boot). So I ha
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On 01/04/11 17:45, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
> On 03/31/11 10:20 PM, Christopher Chan wrote:
>> ZFS support was added to grub2?
>>
>> I thought that the grub team did not take the patches and so only sun grub
>> had
>> zfs support?
>
> They took the pa
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