Hi,
I'm trying to validate the configuration of a zone prior to installing
it on a different machine, but I keep getting this error:
/# zoneadm attach -n /home/marco/zone.xml
zoneadm: -: No such zone configured
I used
/# zoneadm -z zone detach -n > zone.xml to get the manifest.
Am I doing somet
is this a zfs formatted drive?
On 01/18/12 06:00 PM, Francois Dion wrote:
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 12:25 PM, Ron Parker wrote:
I am looking for a USB drive that behaves properly with OpenIndiana.
Using a toshiba canvio 1tb. It is a 2.5" usb3 external drive that
works fine on regular usb 2. Bee
I have a desktop running oi_151a that I originally used with a Sun
3-button USB optical mouse. When I replaced that with a common
3-button USB optical mouse with a scroll wheel, I noticed that the new
mouse was too sensitive. Moving the Acceleration slider in the Mouse
Preferences GUI to the slow
On 01/17/12 14:01, Jason Matthews wrote:
>> Another fairly likely possibility would be the hardware offload
>> features that some drivers can use -- checksum and LSO. If the
>> driver you're using can turn off these features, I strongly
>> recommend trying that. I'd quickly run out of appendage
On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 8:57 AM, Daniel Kjar wrote:
> On 01/18/12 06:00 PM, Francois Dion wrote:
>> Using a toshiba canvio 1tb. It is a 2.5" usb3 external drive [...]
> is this a zfs formatted drive?
Yes, same zfs version as OI151a:
NAME PROPERTY VALUESOURCE
canvio2 version 28 d
interesting. I am not sure what the box is (either usb2 or 3) but the
system is attached to a usb1 only machine. I think the ultra20 is usb1
as well. On my machines the disk shuts off automatically if the system
goes down so I assume the fact that the box shuts off in a minute or two
after b
Howdy!
I'm a solaris noob...
I want to net boot diskless clients with a RAMDISK on /.
I have pxegrub served by dhcp to the PXE client and have
the following for menu.lst
default=0
timeout=30
#min_mem64 1024
title OpenSolaris Ramdisk
kernel$ /solaris/platform/i86pc/kern
>
> > I guess I missed something? What else do I need to do?
> Do I need to edit /etc/system or /etc/vfstab or /lib/svc/method/??
>
Ooops I did change /etc/vfstab to
#device device mount FS fsckmount mount
#to mount to fsck point
We run commercial (solaris) ZFS systems and are happy with them.
We have been aske if we can get a low cost archive service going on:
2 separate hardware platforms, both low cost, and a zero cost OS running ZFS
OpenINdiana looks like a good candidate, but it is still in development. The
product
Hi Len,
I'm just starting with OpenIndiana, but I can try to answer two of
your questions.
On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 2:24 PM, Len Zaifman wrote:
> 2) Running a file service with ~ 36 disks in three 11 disk (9+2) raidz2
> vdevs + hotspares, almost all data will be copied from another fileserver
Le 19/01/12 22:24, Len Zaifman a écrit :
2 separate hardware platforms, both low cost, and a zero cost OS running ZFS
anybody experienced the storagetek availability suite (AVS) in:
pkg:///openindiana/.org//storage///avs/
to mirror 2 hosts?
gerard
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