Tim Mooney writes:
First, thanks for the patient look at things, aside from making my
look bad for not thinking of what in hindsight now look totally obvious
things to do. It was very helpful
> The easy thing to do would be to remove that line (or comment it out,
> remember for m4 it's "dnl") a
Tim Mooney writes:
> I no longer have the email where you first described your config, but
> did you grab this authinfo.m4 from somewhere else on the net and drop
> it into place on your OI box? If you did, can you include the contents
> of that file in a response, so we can see what the macros
Gary Mills writes:
[...]
> You don't actually need the authinfo feature to use authinfo. You
> can put the same data in the access database instead. The README
> file describes how to do that. These are my access files:
>
> -rw-r- 1 root root 172 Jul 3 2011 /etc/mail/
Harry Putnam writes:
Sorry forget to include the *.mc (attached below)
[...]
> No EHLO from the smarthost
>
> harry > rea...@jtan.com... Connecting to [127.0.0.1] via relay...
> 220 oih.local.lan ESMTP Sendmail 8.14.4+Sun/8.14.4; Tue, 14 Oct 2014 15:06:01
> -0400 (EDT)
>&
Gary Mills writes:
[...]
> That's my mail server! Are you using it too?
Hehe. When I saw you sample *mc, I thought you had inserted it for me
so I wouldn't foul it up. It occurred to me that it might also be
your server but I thought nah... to unlikely.
Yes, fastmail is my server. I've
I've found that one of the macro *,m4 files normally found at
(/etc/mail/cf/feature/authinfo.m4). Is not present in my hipster
installation nor is it present on an oi 151_a9 installation I have.
There has probably been some reason posted but I have not seen it.
Wondering if anyone can tell me wh
"Nikola M." writes:
> On 10/13/14 05:42 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Can any of you tell me how one navigates the pkgs. In my install
>> there seems to be no pkg manager.
>>
>> I'm familiar with the pkg cmdline but digging out specific stuff
>&g
Harry Putnam writes:
> I don't really want to start tinkering until I can get a vm with oi
> guest setup for testing config then figured I'd transfer a working
> config to my server.
I've got that running now and want to try to contribute something to
this discussion
Harry Putnam writes:
> Somehow the smarthost has not made it into the sendmail.cf file?
> What gives?
>
> Of course when I try to sendmail... the config knows nothing about my
> smarthost.
For the record, editing sendmail.cf by hand and adding the smarthost
at tha appropriea
Gary Mills writes:
> On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 07:00:26PM -0400, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Harry Putnam writes:
>>
>> > Somehow the smarthost has not made it into the sendmail.cf file?
>> > What gives?
>> >
>> > Of course when I try to sendmail.
Harry Putnam writes:
> FEATURE(`access_db')dnl
> define(`RELAY_MAILER_ARGS', `TCP $h 587')dnl
> define(`SMART_host', `mail.messagingengine.com')dnl
> define(`confFALLBACK_SMARTHOST', `mailhost$?m.$m$.')dnl
Sorry pasted the wrong version into mess
Gary Mills writes:
> I looked into what that m4 define did. It only sets the DS macro
> in sendmail.cf with this statement in m4/proto.m4:
>
> DS`'ifdef(`SMART_HOST', `SMART_HOST')
>
> So I said to myself: what can you posibly do wrong, except to
> misspell SMART_HOST, but he wouldn't do tha
Alexander Pyhalov writes:
> Hi, Harry.
[...]
> Sendmail is a part of illumos-gate. Updating it in gate can be worth
> doing.
> If you are interested, ask on develo...@lists.illumos.org. The sources
> are in
> usr/src/cmd/sendmail/ .
Thanks for the pointer
Alexander Pyhalov writes:
> Hi, Harry.
>
> Harry Putnam писал 15.10.2014 23:51:
>
>> It may be best to wait until I post about what I think may be a
>> sendmail pkg bug and get some help in determining if it is really a
>> bug.
>>
>> Please watch for
Gary Mills writes:
> On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 04:18:18AM -0400, Harry Putnam wrote:
>>
>> I remember copy/pasting that line from an older config and then
>> editing the IP part .. so I've managed to bring new life to what
>> has to have been a no-working confi
I ran into a failure when attempting to ssh to a debian (jessie) host
on my lan.
(From here on the two hosts are OI-local and DEB-remote)
This is a new problem on machines I have had no problems ssh between
in the past.
The error looks like this:
harry-on-OI-local > ssh DEB-remote
,
| no c
Alan Coopersmith writes:
> On 11/26/14 03:28 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> I did not discover what ssh binary we are using... (is it a Solaris
>> ssh?) by using pkg tools, other than the pkg name and version:
>>pkg://openindiana.org/network/ssh@0.5.11,5.11-0.151.1.9
>
&
Build 151_a9
I have the time slider running on a zfs-fs that covers the area where my
virtual box guests live.
I need some files from a gentoo linux guest.
I have snaps of the vms OS v-discs. How to get an individual file out of
there?
Is there any way to get at the files in that vm virtual dis
Geoff Nordli writes:
> On 14-12-24 01:36 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Build 151_a9
>> I have the time slider running on a zfs-fs that covers the area where my
>> virtual box guests live.
>>
>> I need some files from a gentoo linux guest.
>>
>> I hav
Running b 151_a9
How can I tweak:
pkg:/network/ssh@0.5.11-0.151.1.9
So that it will work with newly released versions of OpenSSH?
Currently I see this error:
ssh gv (`gv' is a gentoo linux box running openssh-6.7_p1-r3)
,
| no common kex alg: client
'diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha1,di
"Nikola M." writes:
> man ssh ?
> I see there is OpenSSH on SFE:
> pkg:/network/openssh@6.2.2-0.151.1.8
> sfe origin online F
> http://pkg.openindiana.org/sfe/
> sfe-encumbered origin online F
> http://pkg.openindiana.org/sfe-encumbered/
> I also think SFE
Server setup: oi build 151_a9
zfs filesystem with nfs and root rw enabled on share.
zfs get sharenfs p0/rrsnap/gv
NAME PROPERTY VALUESOURCE
p0/rrsnap/gv sharenfs rw=@192.168.0.0/24,root=@192.168.0.0/24 inherited from
p0/rrsnap
--- --
Jacob Ritorto writes:
> is it mounted with noatime? Updating access time for every file being read
> over nfs sometimes results in massive slowdown. An nfs rsync of millions
> of tiny files would exhibit this pathology.
>
> On Fri, Jan 2, 2015 at 10:48 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
Harry Putnam writes:
> Jacob Ritorto writes:
Sorry Jacob I didn't see your correction before replying
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Server OS: OI 115_a9
client OS: Gentoo linux (up to date)
On client:
I recently decided I'd like to write rsnapshot (using rsync) backups
to an nfs mounted zfs share on OI nfs server.
The first trial seem pretty outrageous in terms of time taken to
complete.
I'm talking quite small amount of dat
James Carlson writes:
> On 1/3/2015 7:32 AM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Server OS: OI 115_a9 client OS: Gentoo linux (up to date)
>>
>> On client: I recently decided I'd like to write rsnapshot (using
>> rsync) backups to an nfs mounted zfs share on OI nfs server.
&g
Aside from ditching the gui desktop altogether; does anyone know if
there is some way to disable all keyboard shortcuts provided by the
gui?
Many cannot be removed using Settings/keyboard shortcuts.
Even some I set long ago still work after removing them from that gui
keyboars sc tool.
Michael Schuster writes:
> I'd start with xmodmap (and xev to find out what the keys are doing).
>
Why would I start there if I want to know if there is some way to
disable and keyboard shortcuts set by the gui?
Do you know if there is?
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Can any cpan user tell me if there are things I can do so the cpan
shell behaves more like a modern bash shell?... so that walking back
thru history doesn't just insert a bunch of control char.
Modern bash is very editable, and history wise, yet cpan is like using
the ancient borne `sh'
It makes
Michael Schuster writes:
> On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 1:28 AM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>
>> > I'd start with xmodmap (and xev to find out what the keys are doing).
>> >
>>
>> Why would I start there if I want to know if there is some way to
>> disable and
Bob Friesenhahn writes:
> It order to escape this, you can install Perl from source code
> compiled with GCC. Expect it to be an adventure.
hehe... thanks
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Is there some similarly all incompassing command to revert:
/bin/chmod -R A=everyone@:full_set:fd:allow /some-dir
back to a more default chmod 755 on directories and 644 on type -f files?
(and no acls set)
I mean short of using `find' in comination with chmod.
Doug Hughes writes:
> Well, it's not the exactly same, but you could do
> chmod -R go-w .
Has no effect on all the thousands of type -f files
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Doug Hughes writes:
> You could use A= with -R as long as you know the number of the item
> that you are trying to modify (visible with -v or -V depending on your
> viewing pleasure)
> It's probably the 'everyone' one...
Good plan, thanks for the useful input.
_
There are a very lot of files in /var/ that look like this:
/var/pkg/publisher/openindiana.org/file/\
0d/0d2172918020da3fdef8060f1e9f7d0897039a26
They are a vast number of gzip compressed xml files. What are they
for?
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WHen I try to set anything other than strict crontab entries cron
refuses my edited crontab. Things like PATH or mailto, any kind of
var=value will cause it to be rejected.
The most recent error is apparently coming from trying to use the
date command like this
* * * * * somecmd > some-$(date
Just checking something I wondered about.
Is it safe to assume that if the ability to upgrade from 151_a9 to
hipster becomes possible if will be posted here?
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Mark Stephens writes:
> I would like to know will this project eventually get a discussion forum vs
> using mailing list.
It would be a major step back if it meant losing NNTP access.
NNTP is so much more efficient. And a whole lot faster.
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I've read that it is a bad idea to have datasets on the same disc
that rpool is on. I'm not sure why that is so.
In my current situation I need more space but to rig up my
`HP xw8600 workstation' with more disc space will require getting a cage
and some new discs, not to mention the huffing and p
Bob Friesenhahn writes:
[...]
It was good to hear from other posters that there is nothing wrong
with, in my use case, putting data sets on same disc as rpool.
> The main reason why is that then you can't just blow away the OS
> install pool and reinstall from scratch without needing to do
> s
Michael Hase writes:
[...] Thanks for the (snipped suggestion)
> In the meantime all disks and the 4x2.5" bay migrated to a xeon e3 box
> (no reinstall necessary), as these old hp boxes are way to expensive
> to run 24x7 here in germany.
Do you mean they just pull to much fire (I mean voltage/a
Doug Hughes writes:
> The reason that data volumes on rpool is generally not a good idea is
> for recoverability. You can take all of the disks of a given pool and
> move them to another system, except rpool. rpool defines the system
> itself, so data volumes there are tied to that system. Data v
Has anyone here managed to build a more recent version of firefox?
My OI 151_9 has version 10.0.12 More uptodate platforms are running
in the 30's... On a recent gentoo box, I see it is 35.0
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Oscar del Rio writes:
> On 02/19/15 10:35 AM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Has anyone here managed to build a more recent version of firefox?
>>
>> My OI 151_9 has version 10.0.12 More uptodate platforms are running
>> in the 30's... On a recent gentoo box, I see it is
John D Groenveld writes:
> In message <54e6e89a.5090...@2e-systems.com>, "Predrag Zecevic [Unix Systems
> Ad
> ministrator]" writes:
>>On 02/20/15 08:36 AM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>>>> ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/31.4.0esr/con
Oscar del Rio writes:
> On 02/19/15 10:35 AM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Has anyone here managed to build a more recent version of firefox?
>>
>> My OI 151_9 has version 10.0.12 More uptodate platforms are running
>> in the 30's... On a recent gentoo box, I see i
Following update of an hipster install running as Vbox guest on an OI
(151_9) installation, rebooted to new BE following upgarde, But it
does not bring up X as in the past, so logging into my user at console
and attempting to startx from there I get this error:
,
| xauth: creating new authori
Harry Putnam writes:
> Following update of an hipster install running as Vbox guest on an OI
> (151_9) installation, rebooted to new BE following upgarde, But it
> does not bring up X as in the past, so logging into my user at console
> and attempting to startx from there I get this
Alexander Pyhalov writes:
> You have to update virtualbox drivers (guest additions). Drivers from
> 4.3.22 work for me.
> ---
> System Administrator of Southern Federal University Computer Center
Thanks. I'll try that now.
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Alan Coopersmith writes:
> On 03/17/15 03:57 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Harry Putnam writes:
>>
>>> Following update of an hipster install running as Vbox guest on an OI
>>> (151_9) installation, rebooted to new BE following upgarde, But it
>>> does
I own 1 hp 8600 running OI 151_09
I'd like to have a twin and shopping on ebay.
My current xw8600 came from ebay with 2x Xeon and 32 GB ram
I'm not finding a ready made twin but see a few 2x Xeon xw8600's .
What I don't feel confident about is how to ramp up the RAM.
This particular offering:
Running 151_9
I got a notification that a zpool was nearing the full mark.
zfs `list -r p0' showed 825 gb in use and 89 gb left.
After checking it out I deleted about 260gb from one of zfs fs on
`p0'.
I have yet to see any change in what zfs list -r `p0' shows. still
showing 825gb in use and 8
"Grüninger, Andreas (LGL Extern)"
writes:
> NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
> pool1/nfs/nfs1 6.51T 13.5T 5.79T /datastores/nfs1_p1
>
> And what is the value for REFER?
> If you have snapshots or clones USED is higher than REFER.
> See example above where 6.51 - 5.79 TB = 735G a
Running OI a9 on HP xw8600
Following a hard shutdown from power outage; attempted boots produced
an error message indicating a problem with the onboard battery and
that the date was way off.
On booting to bios I discovered the date was on zeros all around.
AFter resetting the date to its (then c
Lou Picciano writes:
> As a start: Once in grub, edit boot line to 'text mode' and
> verbose. This will get you a bit down the road toward diagnosis.
>
> Lou Picciano
I don't seem to be getting far trying above. Probably due to not
really understanding what you mean.
On Grub initial screen I
Jim Klimov writes:
> 8 августа 2015 г. 10:03:34 CEST, Harry Putnam пишет:
>>Running OI a9 on HP xw8600
>>
>>Following a hard shutdown from power outage; attempted boots produced
>>an error message indicating a problem with the onboard battery and
>>that the dat
James Carlson writes:
> On 8/8/2015 6:02 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Top image is initial screen; I pressed `e' on last item
>> That brought bottom image up where I pressed `e' and added
>> textmode,verbose on each line where you see a green dot. (in rotation)
>
James Carlson writes:
> On 8/8/2015 6:56 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>>> I added this to the end of kernel line:
>>
>> [...]-m textmode,verbose
>>
>> Then pressed enter, then pressed b
>> The boot attempt ended exactly as I've described. That i
Jason Matthews writes:
> if you think the cmos battery is bad then the sata config might have
> reverted to legacy mode or compatibility mode from ahci (or vice
> versa). this might account seeing grub but not file systems. this
> needs to be addressed before proceeding.
First, thanks for you pa
Lou Picciano writes:
> Harry,
>
> First, apologies. I should have provided you that explicit GRUB boot
> line, then stuck with you! No matter, you're further along now...
>
> I'm gonna use the Occam's Razor approach, and bet that you've blasted
> your SATA settings - and that fixing that will be
On OS's like OI 151_a9, when the `time-slider' app from
menu System/administration/time-slider is in working order, I'm
curious why the percentage allowed for snapshots is so high?
On my setup, `the time-slider manager' allows 70-90 % of disk space to
be set for the storage of snapshots... above y
Alexander Pyhalov writes:
>> That seems like an awfully high percentage... even at the lowest
>> setting of 70%.
>
> It seems you misunderstand this setting. It says "clean up snapshots
> when > 70% of filesystem space is used",
Gack! Yes I did... thanks for clearing it up.
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A bit off topic but at least the monitor is connected to an OI 151_a9
host.
My setup:
HP xw8600 2x xeon running OI_151_a9
Asus monitor (Model:VW266H 25.5")
(full specs can be viewed here:
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236047 )
I've been using this monitor for a good 2 yrs
Gary Mills writes:
>>
>> Cutting to chase: Monitor suddenly will not produce a computer screen
>> from any host. All parts; hosts, kvm, monitor and keyboard have been in
>> use in this arrangement for same period of time.
>
> Try a hard reset on the monitor, meaning that you must disconnect the
Not particularly and OI question but that is where I need this
technique to work. I'm hoping some of you old shell hands will
see the problem.
I hope not to be exibiting true ignorance... but here I go.
I keep messing with one forumlation of find cnmd that seems like it
aught to work... What am
v...@bb-c.de (Volker A. Brandt) writes:
> Hi Harry!
>
>
>> find scripts/perl/ -cnewer NewerThan -and ! -cnewer ButNotNewerThan
>
> Stupid question: Which find are you using? The -cnewer construct
gnu find
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Thanks for the good input... yes I see it is `-newer' I was
after... not -cnewer.
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Hoping a few here may have experience with this hardware and can speak
from experience about installing OI and using as a home NAS.
My skill level is weak but I have done something very similar on one
previous occasion. (With plenty of help from this list)
Am I likely to be walking into known hea
Can anyone advise me about how to acquire bios version on OI running
on HP xw8600 with 2x xeon hardware?
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Stephan Budach writes:
> Am 16.02.16 um 05:53 schrieb Harry Putnam:
>> Can anyone advise me about how to acquire bios version on OI running
>> on HP xw8600 with 2x xeon hardware?
>>
>>
>>
> Just issue smbios on the terminal and you should get anything you
&g
Just installed hipster in vbox vm on a Solaris (openindiana) host.
I used this iso: oi-hipster-gui-20160421.iso
It's been disappointing.
Seems that updating to latest image is not possible:
A command like `pkg image-update -v'
Just sets and never returns or shows any activity. But it is burnin
Aurélien Larcher writes:
harry wrote:
>> I used this iso: oi-hipster-gui-20160421.iso
>> Am I wasting my time with the mentioned iso... is there a more recent
>> one?
>
> Yes testing ISOs have been announced
> https://www.openindiana.org/2016/08/16/mate-and-new-test-isos/
>
Thanks, looking at t
I've been running openindiana on an HP xw8600 for some time. It has
the most recent (2012) BIOS version published (most recent far as I
know, after googling a bit). (If this is wrong please let me know)
NOTE: BIOS Configuration: Hewlett-Packard 786F5 v01.46 09/20/2012
With Virtualbox, since
Fiddling around with a new install from OI-hipster-gui-20161030.iso, I
don't see a way to get a screen resolution higher than 1024x768.
(The install is oih as guest in virtualbox)
The default Mate terminal takes half or more of 1024x768
I found the screen settings in Mate config tool but see no
The useradd tool seem not to be able to add users when a home dir is
stipulated. I know there has been a bug filed some time back.
Am I likely to end in a mess if I just edit /etc/passwd/group to add a
user?
Are there other things to edit beyond the two mentioned above?
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"Alex Smith (K4RNT)" writes:
> Hello there,
>
> http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c01316837
Egad!
> My research points me to the BIOS setup screen (F10 on boot), choosing
> Security, OS Security, Intel Virtualization instructions.
> My only other thought on why you
"the outsider" writes:
> Does useradd fail at creating the user? Or is the user directory not
> created?
>
> Otherwise:
> mkdir -p /home/{username}
> useradd -G {staff} {username}
>
> passwd { username}
>
> chown -R {username} : { staff} /home/{username}
>
Seems to be a little more complicate
I've been attempting to mount an nfs share from a linux host on a vbox
install of hipster (from the recent new *.iso's posted).
First I tested to make sure the share was being exported by mounting
the share from another linux host as client. I was able to mount it
with no problems.
When I try th
Harry Putnam writes:
> When I try the same from hipster I get:
>
> sudo mount -F nfs d1:/pub /nfs/d1-pub
>
> nfs mount: d1:/pub: No such file or directory
Please disregard my flayling . . I was trying to mount a symlink to a
directory.
d1:/pub is a symlink, Once
Jerry Kemp writes:
> Sorry, please disregard reply.
>
> I didn't see that the OP had resolved his issue a dozen or so post later.
>
Your post was still helpful since I did not think to use the showmount
command you suggested... thanks
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Running oi build 151_9 (not hipster)
Hardware:
HP xw8600 workstation with 2x XEON 5460 3.00ghz cpus and 32 GB ram.
My setup is very small beer compared to many on this list. I only
have a few zfs FS carrying data on a mirrored pair of disks that
contains rpool. Maybe about 125 GB
I have anothe
"Hetrick, Joseph P" writes:
> Hi,
>
> I would be very aware of the issues with zfs send/recv I have posted
> here and to illumos discuss before performing either activity. If you
> have an OI 151aN series install I would be cautious thinking you can
> zfs send/receive data between them. We ha
I am so far from knowledgable about the differences between the
various Solaris branches is the only reason for asking this question.
I'd like to hear a bit about the pro's of hipster as compared to
Solaris 11.3. Maybe a few pointer showing where the real differences
are and what they mean.
Mayb
"Udo Grabowski (IMK)" writes:
[...]
> +1 for keeping and off by default - this is, e.g., needed
> where you login against a Windows central IDM infrastructure.
I don't have any kind of vote here... however, have had man problems
with the current default. My other lan machine (only a few really
setup:
SunOS 2x 5.11 oi_151a9 i86pc i386 i86pc
Running on HP xw8600 2x of these:
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5470 @ 3.33GHz XU1 PROCESSOR
I've been running build 151a9 for a good while but starting to see
problems with compatibility in some areas... had a few go arounds with
ssh, and now the lates
On a fresh install of hipster from iso on vbox vm. Hosted on an OI
host running 151a9...
After getting things going... I follishly assumed the setting that
causes the panel at screen bottom to hide until you mouse over or near
it. Like it is supposed to do I think. would just work.
But anyway, o
Attempting to burn the latest hipster iso (the gui) to dvd on windows
10 platform.
I've gone thru several disks ending in a bad write each time. These
are disks I've used over time... many times without problems.
Using Imgburn on windows 10.
Have others had trouble like this or are folks burnin
First, Thank you both for the excellent help... if those Z400 can work
out fine then I think my xw8600 has an excellent chance
Ron Dawson writes:
> We've updated some fairly old HP Z400 workstations from OI_151a9 to Hipster
> with no discernable hardware issues. The only issues we had were with
Setup: running oi-151_9 on:
Hardware: HP xw8600 - 2x Xeon CPU X5450 @ 3.00GHz - 32 GB ram
I'm about to try installing hipster from the 161030 gui iso on the
above hardware that has been running build 151_9 for something like 2
yrs maybe more.
I've had some good helpful posts on how to get this
Harry Putnam writes:
> Attempting to burn the latest hipster iso (the gui) to dvd on windows
> 10 platform.
>
> I've gone thru several disks ending in a bad write each time. These
> are disks I've used over time... many times without problems.
>
> Using Imgburn
I'm working on updating a host from 151_9 to latest hipster.
Following along at https://wiki.openindiana.org/oi/Hipster
Create backup. Really.
Uninstall all packages from opensolaris.org publisher
pkg set-publisher -g http://pkg.openindiana.org/hipster -G
http://pkg.open
Nikola M writes:
> On 03/22/17 04:43 AM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> I'm working on updating a host from 151_9 to latest hipster.
>
> If you do have backups, try using hipster-2015 as the intermediary
> step to update old /dev installs and then from that to update t
Alexander Pyhalov writes:
> On 22.03.2017 21:40, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> Nikola M writes:
>>
>> The current rpool was created about a 1.5 mnths ago (Using the 161030
>> iso) Installation is updated as of today.
>>
>> Not sure if that means it has grub in mb
Alexander Pyhalov writes:
> On 22.03.2017 22:35, Alexander Pyhalov wrote:
>> On 22.03.2017 21:40, Harry Putnam wrote:
>>> Nikola M writes:
>>>
>>> The current rpool was created about a 1.5 mnths ago (Using the 161030
>>> iso) Installation is update
Alexander Pyhalov writes:
> On 03/23/17 03:37 AM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>
>> I was hoping to keep it kind of simple and just try to mirror rpool
>> with a pair of smallish discs. So rpool will just be Siamese twins.
>>
>
> If you do a clean install, inst
Nikola M writes:
> On 03/23/17 01:37 AM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> I was hoping to keep it kind of simple and just try to mirror rpool
>> with a pair of smallish discs. So rpool will just be Siamese twins.
>>
>> Since the discs are 160 GB which will a good bit more than
Nikola M writes:
> On 03/22/17 07:40 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> So, I've ordered 2 new 160 gb sata wd diskcs ($16 per disc) to avoid
>> possible problems with boot loader mayhem using my current discs. And
>> also since I was warned off using IDE which my current discs
Nikola M writes:
> On 03/22/17 02:21 PM, Carsten Grzemba wrote:
>> Is there a way to migrate a sliced (mirrored) rpool on disks with
>> msdos partition table to gpt partioned disks (EFI lable)
>> with loader?
>
> Yes, you fully reformat one drive and do fresh install on it, then
> vtoc + zpool at
This is my first actual usage of send/receive. I see the examples
given here:
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18752_01/html/819-5461/gbchx.html#gbinw
host1# zfs send tank/dana@snap1 | ssh host2 zfs recv newtank/dana
Note the `#' sign .. so root is sending, however in all of my installs,
unle
Thank you both for the techniques.
I think it used to take a few more steps to make it possible to ssh to
root. Last time I did that it involved editing a pam file
/etc/user_attr. Maybe more but that was a good while ago.
I see its been made simpler. Or maybe I was all wet back then too.
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