Thanks, David. Your community proposal has seconds, including one from a
CAB member. I'll contact you offline to get you set up.
Eric
On Wed, 1 Nov 2006, David Van Couvering wrote:
I would like to propose the formation of a new Open Solaris community
focused on databases within Solaris. The ch
On Fri, 3 Nov 2006, Joshua Berkus wrote:
> Well, the community release comes out in mid-November. It's in beta testing
> now, testers are appreciated. The official Sun release will trail that
> significantly.
Excellent. At the moment, I roll my own builds of Postgres, so can you tell
me what
Daniel Rock wrote:
Hi,
for everyone also using a S2865 mainboard. Tyan has finally released a
new BIOS version for this board. Highlights for Solaris:
- EFI labels can now be used without hanging the system on reboot
- smbios/prtdiag is now also working
After a quick scan it now looks again
Thanks. My question had more to do with not screwing up the system than gaining
a few extra megs. I don't like not knowing what something is for or how to
regenerate it if it is important.
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Rich,
BTW, now that I have your eyes, do we have an ETA for DTrace probes
being integrated into Postgres (both the version that comes with
Solaris and the upstream Postgres community's release)?
Well, the community release comes out in mid-November. It's in beta
testing now, testers are app
Hi,
for everyone also using a S2865 mainboard. Tyan has finally released a new
BIOS version for this board. Highlights for Solaris:
- EFI labels can now be used without hanging the system on reboot
- smbios/prtdiag is now also working
After a quick scan it now looks again on-par with the X210
Hi,
I can't duplicate this problem, can you try again? I'm able to access all the
S10 collections on docs.sun.com. As an alternative, you can get ZFS admin guide
here:
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/zfs/docs/
But let me know if you still have the problem and I can contact the web masters.
Jürgen Keil schrieb:
I'm not sure; removing the "alternates" partition might be OK
To get rid of this slice you have to run format in -e (expert) mode. Otherwise
you won't be able to select slice 9 in the partition menu.
If you also want to get rid of the boot slice (you don't boot from this
On Fri, 3 Nov 2006, Josh Berkus wrote:
> I've seen two +1's on this proposal and no other discussion. What else do we
> need to do to make it happen? I'm eager to get the public
> PostgreSQL-on-solaris lists moved over to opensolaris.org.
Hopefully Eric's reply has answered your concerns, bu
All,
Are there plans to have native SATA support for the nForce4 chipsets?
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Yet magic and hierarchy
arise from the same source,
and this source has a null pointer.
Reference the NULL within NULL,
it is the gateway to all wizardry.
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On Fri, 3 Nov 2006, Josh Berkus wrote:
CABites,
I've seen two +1's on this proposal and no other discussion. What else do we
need to do to make it happen? I'm eager to get the public
PostgreSQL-on-solaris lists moved over to opensolaris.org.
Hi Josh,
A community proposal needs to meet the
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You can also receive them by subscribing to the RSS feed:
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CABites,
I've seen two +1's on this proposal and no other discussion. What else do we
need to do to make it happen? I'm eager to get the public
PostgreSQL-on-solaris lists moved over to opensolaris.org.
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Josh Berkus
PostgreSQL Lead
Sun Microsystems
San Francisco
01-415-752-2500
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The solaris10 documentation is missing from:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/prod/solaris.10
Perhaps someone here might be able to determine what happened.
No lunchtime ZFS manual reading for me!
-dce
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Thanks. That helps a lot.
So what documentation should I be looking to for this information?
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On Thu, 2 Nov 2006, W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
> It "appears" that Sun's Beijing team also published a "Linux to
> Solaris Migration Guide". As I mentioned in my previous post, this
> article seems to be available inside China (& probably written in
> Chinese). It should be useful for those of us in
> > The boot slice contains the bootstrap code.
> > AFAIK, the slice is required on S-x86, because the
> > bootstrap code has grown too big and doesn't fit into the
> > spare sectors at the start of a regular UFS root
> > filesystem any more.
>
> That makes sense. So if I damage that partition, ho
Ignacio Marambio Catán wrote:
...
is there anything other than the whitepaper and the docs specifying
the goals of caiman already available to test/read?
A first draft architecture should be published in the next few days.
Dave
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On 11/3/06, Dave Miner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Glynn Foster wrote:
> Hi,
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> Project Proposal: Device Detection Tool
>> +1
>>
>> The tool belongs on opensolaris.org
>
> +1 on the provision that it doesn't only submit the data to bigadmin. One of
the
> reasons why
The public site for Sun Device Detection Tool 1.0 is:
http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/hcts/device_detect.html
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Torrey McMahon wrote:
Perhaps the storage-discuss alias would be a better audience for this
subject?
Thanks, sorry for the mis-posting.
Eric
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Glynn Foster wrote:
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Project Proposal: Device Detection Tool
+1
The tool belongs on opensolaris.org
+1 on the provision that it doesn't only submit the data to bigadmin. One of the
reasons why Ubuntu has flourished is because of their hwinfo tool that provides
fe
Hi,
Recently we experienced a panic with a 6/06 system (amd64) that appears
to have been caused by the emlxs driver. I did not see anything
relevant in b.o.o nor does the most recent driver release (patch 120223)
appear to address this issue.
Can anyone assist in me in figuring out what went
Hi,
I wonder what is the status of the AHCI SATA driver ? This feature
is tracked by
6261241 AHCI driver is needed for ICH6 and SATA native mode [1]
6418168 AHCI driver is needed for VIA vt8251 [2]
Is there any time schedule that can be shared with the rest of the
community ?
[1] http://bugs.o
On Fri, 3 Nov 2006, James Carlson wrote:
Hema Huchegowda writes:
I tried what you suggested and that didn't seem to help me.
The core is from a solaris 9 box and I'm trying to read it from a
solaris 10 system:
Why not find an S9 box to do this?
I've brought in all the libraries this applica
Frank Hofmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Yes, but not the complete replacement:
> >>
> >>- vold gone
> >>- dbus/hal/rmvolmgr take over
> >>
> >> Things missing are:
> >>- global setting of mount options
> > ^
> > This would make it unusable :-(
> >
> >>- ab
Hema Huchegowda writes:
> I tried what you suggested and that didn't seem to help me.
> The core is from a solaris 9 box and I'm trying to read it from a
> solaris 10 system:
Why not find an S9 box to do this?
> I've brought in all the libraries this application dependents (as seen
> in pldd ou
On Thu, 2 Nov 2006, Joerg Schilling wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does that mean it is going to work in Build 51? And does it substitute vold by
then?
Yes, but not the complete replacement:
- vold gone
- dbus/hal/rmvolmgr take over
Things missing are:
- global
Glynn,
Tools like hwinfo, NICtools, Sun VTS, SCSItools, and PCIutils are invaluable
for hardware/software engineers for Solaris SDK/DDK work. Some of the tools
were implemented on Knoppix for Live CD/DVDs and now Ubuntu.
Ken Mays
EarthLink, Inc.
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From: Glynn Foste
> The boot slice contains the bootstrap code. AFAIK,
> the slice is required on S-x86, because the
> bootstrap
> code has grown too big and doesn't fit into the
> spare
> sectors at the start of a regular UFS root
> filesystem
> any more.
Thant makes sense. So if I damage that partition, how it i
> I have noticed that they create two
> slices during the install that seem to be used for
> some sort of system thing, but I can't find any
> information about them.
>
> The first i usually tagged boot and in the first
> cylinder on the disk. Being a computer guy for a lot
> of years, I'm guessin
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Project Proposal: Device Detection Tool
>
> +1
>
> The tool belongs on opensolaris.org
+1 on the provision that it doesn't only submit the data to bigadmin. One of the
reasons why Ubuntu has flourished is because of their hwinfo tool that provides
feedback on wha
>Project Proposal: Device Detection Tool
+1
The tool belongs on opensolaris.org
Casper
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>Project Proposal: Device Detection Tool
>I propose a project on opensolaris.org for the creation of Device Detection
>Tool. This tool is a handy tool to check devices against a database.
Could you tell us where this database is maintained. WWW seems to be the place
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