Moinak Ghosh wrote:
> Grub in the MBR. installgrub in Solaris overwrites the whole sector
> which would destroy the disk signature.
Do you know if this is different from how grub in Linux does it?
Regards,
Manoj
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Manoj Joseph wrote:
> Moinak Ghosh wrote:
>
>> Manoj Joseph wrote:
>>
>>> Moinak Ghosh wrote:
>>>
>>>
Vista has 2 hard requirements in order to boot. The MBR "must" have
the Vista bootloader. The Vista partition "must" be marked as active.
In fact Vista won't even i
Moinak Ghosh wrote:
> Manoj Joseph wrote:
>> Moinak Ghosh wrote:
>>
>>> Vista has 2 hard requirements in order to boot. The MBR "must" have
>>> the Vista bootloader. The Vista partition "must" be marked as active.
>>> In fact Vista won't even install if the Windows partition is not
>>> active. T
Manoj Joseph wrote:
> Moinak Ghosh wrote:
>
>> Vista has 2 hard requirements in order to boot. The MBR "must" have
>> the Vista bootloader. The Vista partition "must" be marked as active.
>> In fact Vista won't even install if the Windows partition is not
>> active. Typically the scenario if one
Moinak Ghosh wrote:
> Vista has 2 hard requirements in order to boot. The MBR "must" have
> the Vista bootloader. The Vista partition "must" be marked as active.
> In fact Vista won't even install if the Windows partition is not
> active. Typically the scenario if one has been dual-booting Solaris
Shawn Walker wrote:
> On 28/03/07, W. Wayne Liauh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Mitsuru Sasanuma of Sun's Japan team posted a set of SXDE
>> installation slides that I feel are closest to what I have been
>> doing. (Perhaps there are other equivalent screenshots available, but
>> I am just not awar
Hey tyndie!
Did you finally manage to configure your wireless connection?
I installed iwi/wificonfig and still can NOT make my wireless connection work.
can any of you guys help? it'll be really appreciated.
thanks in advance.
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> so I'm
> dbl-checking that the problem you cite is fixed in
> b57 (our target). Much appreciated, any starter kit
> questions may also be directed to the starter kit
> discussion list in future, if you have need.
>
> Regards,
> Michelle
Hi Michelle,
Thanks a whole bunch for posting this info.
On 28/03/07, W. Wayne Liauh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mitsuru Sasanuma of Sun's Japan team posted a set of SXDE installation slides
that I feel are closest to what I have been doing. (Perhaps there are other
equivalent screenshots available, but I am just not aware of.) It started with
resi
Bonjour,
Comment procéder pour installer et configurer une cle usb wifi (netgear wpn111)
sur Sun Solaris 10 x86.
Y a t'il un utilitaire qui permet de détecter automatiquement les péripheriques
usb ?
Merci de vos réponses.
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W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
Second, how do I take screenshots during Solaris installation? Thanks.
The easiest way I know of is to cheat, and run the install in a virtual
machine (like VMWare or Parallels) under another OS that allows you to
capture the screen without running any programs on that sc
Mitsuru Sasanuma of Sun's Japan team posted a set of SXDE installation slides
that I feel are closest to what I have been doing. (Perhaps there are other
equivalent screenshots available, but I am just not aware of.) It started with
resizing the Windows partition with qparted (as part of the K
Javier O. Augusto wrote:
MC wrote:
[..]
Sometimes choice is bad.
erm, when?
When the number of choices is overwhelming and don't differ
in user-discernible ways, the multitude of choices becomes
an overwhelming barrier to entry/use.
Just because it can be configured does not mean that I
After every release someone always ask what is new in it and I think it is a
valid question, which is not always easy to find out. I think it is a little
unfair to pass the buck to one group to keep this up to date, so why don't we
ask all Communities to have a page on there home site to tell us
Durga Deep Tirunagari writes:
> Thanks for your replies
>
> A follow up question is what happens to any dynamically allocated memory
> (using malloc / realloc ) before the execve ( or isaexec ). Do we need to
> explicitly take care of it, or allocating on a stack would be a better option
The w
Thanks for your replies
A follow up question is what happens to any dynamically allocated memory (using
malloc / realloc ) before the execve ( or isaexec ). Do we need to explicitly
take care of it, or allocating on a stack would be a better option
Thanks in Advance
_D
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> so I'm
> dbl-checking that the problem you cite is fixed in
> b57 (our target). future, if you have need.
>
> Regards,
> Michelle
Hi Michell,
Thanks a whole bunch for posting this info. I didn't download b57, but as of
b59 and b60, the flash subject still exists. If I were the person in ch
There is an interesting thread rolling on on arc-discuss mailing list[1].
So I decided to try to take this to the [ON] consolidation level.
I wanted to discuss the open/closed PSARC case integration issue
with the ON C-Team on the ON consolidation mailing list.
Apparently, ON consolidation does no
Bob Palowoda writes:
> I know this might be a touchy subject but is it reasonable to close RFE's
> that are more
> than a year old with some evaluation?
It depends on the evaluation, I believe.
For RFEs (and bugs for that matter) where the issue no longer matters
for some reason -- e.g., RFEs ag
On Wed, 28 Mar 2007, Bob Palowoda wrote:
I know this might be a touchy subject but is it reasonable to close RFE's that
are more
than a year old with some evaluation? There are RFE that can last greater than
5 to 10 years and it leaves the Open Solaris developers wondering what types of
evalu
I know this might be a touchy subject but is it reasonable to close RFE's that
are more
than a year old with some evaluation? There are RFE that can last greater
than
5 to 10 years and it leaves the Open Solaris developers wondering what types of
evaluations or comments are going on in the bac
Hi Wayne,
Thanks for bringing this to the main list again, I only just now saw it. We are
preparing a new order of kits with updated bits as-we-speak, so I'm
dbl-checking that the problem you cite is fixed in b57 (our target). Much
appreciated, any starter kit questions may also be directed to
On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 10:34:55AM -0700, Mike Kupfer wrote:
> > "akolb" == Alexander Kolbasov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> akolb> I do not see a problem of this being just a part of tools-discuss
> akolb> and ONNV project either if owners of both agree with your
> akolb> opinion.
>
> Keit
>Wayne,
>
> Thank you again for reporting the problem.
>
> We have identified the root cause, why the mistake
> was made. We reused
> the names posted on an official ISO web site without
> careful review. We
> learned a lesson that we really should have paid
> closer attention to
> all strings ev
MC wrote:
> [..]
> Sometimes choice is bad.
>
erm, when?
two bottles of poisoned water doesn't count! ;-)
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Hi Gurus,
I'm trying to configure my laptop as dual boot (window xp and sol 10 1/06). I
window on a 1st partition (20GB) without any problems; however, when I try
installing sol 10 onto the rest of the disk, I can't use a default interactive
install because everytime it checks a resolution, it
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On 28/03/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi Casper,
>I did try it. It works perfect!
>Howerver, the issue is not about case convert. It's tr sending
>unexpected output. sometimes even core dumped.
>I 'm not sure SUN would take it as a bug or not.
>e.g
>echo EFG|/usr/xpg6/bin/tr
> when I have 3 partition, it is enough if I use
> flarcreate -n cleanSol10.flar -c -S -R /
> /export/home/cleanSol10.flar
>
> Later if I restore whole disk every partition
> restore??
Solaris does not use partitions. Rather, it uses slices inside of a BIOS
partition on i86pc, and just slices on
> "akolb" == Alexander Kolbasov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
akolb> I do not see a problem of this being just a part of tools-discuss
akolb> and ONNV project either if owners of both agree with your
akolb> opinion.
Keith is the formal owner of tools-discuss. But speaking as one of the
Tools c
Please boot to single user mode by typing "e" in the GRUB menu, then selecting
the "multiboot" or "kernel" entry and adding "-s" at the end of it.
After You boot into single user mode, execute /usr/sbin/prtconf -pv and post
the output here.
Alternatively download and burn the Sun install check
> So aside from more eye candy, I really
> don't see what either
> KDE or GNOME do that CDE doesn't.
http://www.gnomefiles.org/
http://www.kde-apps.org/
Aren't those some answers to that question? :)
IMHO the best thing an operating system such as Solaris can do is pick an
appropriate UI solut
>Hi Casper,
>I did try it. It works perfect!
>Howerver, the issue is not about case convert. It's tr sending
>unexpected output. sometimes even core dumped.
>I 'm not sure SUN would take it as a bug or not.
>e.g
>echo EFG|/usr/xpg6/bin/tr '[EFG]' '[pBC]'
Well, the fact that I get:
Segmentation
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
Does Build 60 allow hot plugging of external video (in a laptop)? Thanks.
Sure, but unless you specially configured your xorg.conf to force the external
port always on, you won't get a picture until you restart X. Adding screens
to running configs is a feature of the ne
Nicolas Linkert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's really good news.
>
> The next big bang may be: Jörg Schilling is joining Debian.
> Everything seems possible ;)
The idea behind Debian was good and still is good.
The problem with Debian today is that too many people inside
do no longer follo
solaris 10 failing on vista business, T60 2623p3u model number, created the iso
image i'm ok upto the installing part, then i get this message no disk found ,
i have created partition with 20 gig, ntfs and FAT. well the this message
disk error, this is really frustrating, anyone please HELP!
On 27/03/07, Richard L. Hamilton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
have more potential, I think KDE is a lot slicker and faster
feeling right now; and from what little I've seen of either, the
apps typically with KDE seem more to my liking as well. But on
We can argue preference all day, but in the e
I've noticed more than once cases where a community or project
leader or observer had a blank bio. While I can see not _requiring_
bios, I think that at least persons with a particular role (those mentioned,
plus CAB/OGB members or candidates), and perhaps Sun, Tadpole (General
Dynamics), Fujitsu
> flarcreate(1M) aka Flash(TM)?
>
> Read up on it on docs.sun.com.
when I have 3 partition, it is enough if I use
flarcreate -n cleanSol10.flar -c -S -R / /export/home/cleanSol10.flar
Later if I restore whole disk every partition restore??
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