Hello All,
Several communities have had a need for a general purpose Wiki-space
where they could sketch out various ideas, concepts, docs, proposal,
etc, in a easily accessable and collaborative way. The Genunix Wiki was
created (www.genunix.org/wiki/) at the request of the OGB for this
pur
> HP nc6230: wont't boot with Solaris Express 2/06,
> snv_34 or Solaris Express 4./06 (snv_38?). My guess
> is that, at a minimum, most of HP's recent "business
> laptops" are affected.
Hello,
Could you post the output of /usr/X11/bin/scanpci -v ?
I had strange results on an HP DV5000, but upgra
Sorry about the duplications everyone...there were some java exceptions when i
was submitting these and i didn't think they were posting :|
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For student developers out there ... Google has opened the student
application process at the Google Summer of Code:
http://code.google.com/soc/ (see link near the top under the headline)
You can also see OpenSolaris listed on that page and view our project
ideas on the Genunix wiki. If you are
(Although this is related to the current governance work, this isn't
strictly CAB business, so I'm posting this here, rather than on
cab-discuss.)
Apologies to those not in the Bay Area, but there's a seminar this
Friday at Stanford that looks relevant to the current governance work.
I believe thi
HP nc6230: wont't boot with Solaris Express 2/06, snv_34 or Solaris Express
4./06 (snv_38?). My guess is that, at a minimum, most of HP's recent "business
laptops" are affected.
The kernel debugger workaround summarized by briddle (Apr 24) does allow me to
boot this machine and install using th
This one works for me too. Much cooler and non-offensive/vulgar (yet still
capable of stirring up emotions in people who are forced into the drudgery
known as windows administration..)
David
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Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2006 9:57 am
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> That's a variant on the old DEC number plate:
>
>
> live free or die
>
> U N I X
That'll work too.
I don't know how I ever did without UNIX.
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>> Why not just put a picture of your
>> middle finger raised with "Use OpenSolaris" printed
>> below it? That would have the same meaning, and
>> people won't think you made a typo.
>
>Because Ben Rockwood came up with a much cooler slogan than that:
>
>use UNIX or die.
>
>(Ben, you rock.)
That'
> Why not just put a picture of your
> middle finger raised with "Use OpenSolaris" printed
> below it? That would have the same meaning, and
> people won't think you made a typo.
Because Ben Rockwood came up with a much cooler slogan than that:
use UNIX or die.
(Ben, you rock.)
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YJ Fan writes:
> i am very interested to know this feature. the live upgrade is creating
> another copy while OS is running, i wonder where it find the space.
You have to supply the space. See the "-m" argument for the
lucreate(1M) command.
--
James Carlson, KISS Network<[E
Yuhp. Turning off the subject headers today will be a lot less
painful for everyone compared to revisiting the idea and doing it 1
year from now when there are even more people subscribed to each list.
(notice the subject header of this email? "Re: [osol-discuss] Re:
[website-discuss] Re: P
i am very interested to know this feature. the live upgrade is creating another
copy while OS is running, i wonder where it find the space.
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John Plocher writes:
> This violates the "if we use tags and it was posted on alias X, it
> should have an [X] tag on it" and "be predictable about the tags on
> a message" mailing list expectations. This makes it a "-1" for me.
Indeed. Removing _all_ the tags doesn't share that flaw.
> Dorking
And how to crash the global zone by using the raw device in non-global with
non-global root access?
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Stephen Hahn wrote:
A revised proposal has already been made:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=35607謗
This proposal seems to be
Given that the [tags] are unordered and unpredictable in order,
remove all but the first one found on the Subject: line.
Thi
Thank you very much for your information. I will try the upgrade option. I have
to perform my first upgrade on one our E4900 production zone. I can not even
find a workstation to do some preparation. The upgrade option is simple. The
initial option is more comfortable, but need more time and spa
> Dennis Clarke wrote:
>>
>>
>> On a machine I have here I see this :
>>
>> # ls -lap /dev/audio
>> /dev/audio: No such file or directory
>>
>> Now I know that when I issue a shutdown command I generally get a beep
>> out of the box. At some point. Is there a snippit of code in there
>> somewher
Dennis Clarke wrote:
This may seem like a silly question.
On your average machine these days there is generally a small speaker in
there somewhere. This may not be true for telco gear or embedded gear or
blades but certainly your average PC type gear.
On a machine I have here I see this :
#
Unfortunately, I can't speak to a date but the work is well underway.
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>On a machine I have here I see this :
>
># ls -lap /dev/audio
>/dev/audio: No such file or directory
>
>Now I know that when I issue a shutdown command I generally get a beep
>out of the box. At some point. Is there a snippit of code in there
>somewhere ( 30 million lines of it ) that creates t
This may seem like a silly question.
On your average machine these days there is generally a small speaker in
there somewhere. This may not be true for telco gear or embedded gear or
blades but certainly your average PC type gear.
On a machine I have here I see this :
# ls -lap /dev/audio
/de
Maybe somebody could draw Jonathan Adams attention (or other libumem devs) to
look at this paper?
http://www.cs.umass.edu/~emery/heaplayers.html
I came across this while reading the C++ report article of Andrei Alexandrescu
and Emery Berger at http://www.ddj.com/dept/cpp/184402039
Just a FYI
Alan Hargreaves wrote:
My bad for not checking the date. It appears that May 24 is the same day
as the State of Origin Rugby League (a rather largely watched match
between NSW (where we are) and Queensland). While we have once before
had this clash and siply adjourned to a local bar to watch th
Hi. I've been thinking about building a SOHO NAS project using ZFS as some
others have suggested doing but I'm curious how lightweight I can make Solaris
(from a processor, memory, and install disk space) perspective and still have
decent performance for a home file server. If I took some time
For background on what this is, see:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/message.jspa?messageID=24416#24416
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/message.jspa?messageID=25200#25200
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opensolaris-discuss 04/16 - 04/30
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Threads or anno
Jürgen Keil wrote:
I have to edit /etc/vfstab twice, before step 2. and after step 5.
I will file a bug. Basically, the swap -d doesn't remove the swap entry
from vfstab, and then we get in to trouble from there.
1 question, why do you have to remove the entry again after step 5?
> > I have to edit /etc/vfstab twice, before step 2. and after step 5.
> >
> I will file a bug. Basically, the swap -d doesn't remove the swap entry
> from vfstab, and then we get in to trouble from there.
>
> 1 question, why do you have to remove the entry again after step 5?
In step 5 I edi
>I'm trying to advocate expanding the meaning of "appliances",
>with respect to OpenSolaris, so that as a community or forum
>it has a better chance of matching up with more projects.
The archive may reflect a first interest mainly in
home build server appliances; but we have not yet
gotten to t
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