Hi,
I see the following error when i try to view the core file using pstack
librtld_db failed to initialize; symbols from shared libraries will not be
available.
Iam viewing core file on the same machine(and same build environment) and i
have no clue why iam seeing this error. Can someone pl
But I have a question: Why is the ML not listet in the OpenSolaris forums page?
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/index.jspa?categoryID=1
The Jive gateway is slated to be removed. It will probably be
replaced by something similar eventually. Most of the new mailing
don't have Jive forums anymore
i have an areca 16 port card. the ARC-1216 i believe it is.
supposedly it is supported nicely under solaris/OS too... (i have used areca
products under linux, windows and freebsd myself)
it might be up for sale actually soon (i might be going the path of eSATA+port
multipler enclosures myself)
Tom writes:
> Solaris nv61 is a release back in this March, pretty old. I am wondering if
> it is good to use a recent relase but remove the default ss12, then download
> and install ss11?
That sounds like what I'd do.
--
James Carlson, Solaris Networking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sun M
Tom Chen writes:
> Do you think this bug is benign?
It depends on what you mean.
I'd guess that the bits built are usable. I certainly would not
putback any change to ON, though, if my build resulted in lint
dropping core.
> Do I need to download ON Build 61 Respins/Backouts Bundle (Mercurial B
Hi James,
Thanks for your explaination. I first tried on nv61 which uses ss11, so, the
compilation was mostly ok, except this error:
[b] lint warnings src
lint: Fatal error in /opt/SUNWspro/prod/bin/lint2[/b]
see more at
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=34033&tst
I've been doing a LOT of research on SMF and created several manifests and am
very happy with how all the pieces work and the additional functionality that
is now available. The one question that I have been unable to find an answer
to is the reason for this post.
Before I list my question ple
Tom writes:
> But this guy successfully build on nv63 using ss12.
The issue remains that our current supported build environment for ON
uses Sun Studio 11. Other things _may_ work, and there are certainly
people working to make sure that future versions of Sun Studio are
part of the supported too
Tom Chen writes:
> Yesterday, I tried to build on NV65 and got more errors. Looks like [u]ON
> Consolidation 20070625[/u] can not be built on recent OS version. It might
> require old compiler/linker/lint.
>
> "/export/home/tao/testws/usr/src/uts/intel/sys/archsystm.h", line 113:
> warning: fun
On 28/06/07, liugang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,I have a problem on sound card that can not produce sound on solaris
10 OS.
When I typed the /usr/sbin/mixerctl in terminal,that printed an
information "mixerctl: device /dev/audioctl not exist".
Also, I typed the comand "prtconf" in terminal,
Hi,I have a problem on sound card that can not produce sound on solaris
10 OS.
When I typed the /usr/sbin/mixerctl in terminal,that printed an
information "mixerctl: device /dev/audioctl not exist".
Also, I typed the comand "prtconf" in terminal, which printed some
information saved in the file
Am 28.06.2007 13:08, Peter Howkins schrieb:
> Girts,
> this may be of interest to you. I've recently been in discussion with the
> Open Group about releasing CDE and Motif under a fully open license. TOG have
> been quite positive about the idea, but there are still some sticking points.
for wh
Hello,
Yesterday, I tried to build on NV65 and got more errors. Looks like [u]ON
Consolidation 20070625[/u] can not be built on recent OS version. It might
require old compiler/linker/lint.
"/export/home/tao/testws/usr/src/uts/intel/sys/archsystm.h", line 113: warning:
function argument declar
Hi,
since I was desperately missing an enigmail binary (a TB extension and
backend to GnuPG) I did the work it myself. If you're using Thunderbird 2.X
under Solaris >=10 x86/SPARC and want to send encrypted/signed e-mails,
feel free to help yourself @
http://www.mozilla-enigmail.org/downloads/en
just use "pkgadd -d" wrapper. it will auto-magically convert SVR4
package to the .deb(s) and install them on the fly. You can also use
"pkgrm" to remove them. pkginfo wrapper is also available.
On Thu, 2007-06-28 at 16:38 +0200, Selim Daoud wrote:
> superbe job...synaptic package manager is really
Can you tell me what the current status is on the CIFS/SMB effort?
I could *really* use a readonly smbmount capability ...
thanks,
--Peter
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Thanks for putting up a focused (at least intend to be) thread on the subject.
Now, I've been tracking indiana-discuss last week or so, but still feel there
is a conflict on what indiana should be.
Current consensus seems like indiana is to be a minimum/core distro for other
distro to refer, to
Joerg Schilling wrote:
Jim Grisanzio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Artem Kachitchkine wrote:
Darren,
I feel like you covered the floor with little metal balls - one would
slip no matter where he steps. I think that extensive discussions here
and on indiana-discuss have established beyond r
Girts,
this may be of interest to you. I've recently been in discussion with the Open
Group about releasing CDE and Motif under a fully open license. TOG have been
quite positive about the idea, but there are still some sticking points.
More information here.
http://www.marutan.net/cde/
Peter
Is it possible to resize (enlarge) the Solaris fdisk partition on Solaris
Express x64, in order to create additional slices? (I. e., allocate the
additional space to previously unused slices.)
As described in my previous post "ZFS over AVS SNDR with single RAID disk
mirror pair", I'm trying to
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