Janice,
Below you have 2 files where the first one is written from a windows
system. It seems to pick up the right owner but the file protection is
set up to disallow users on the solaris system to access the file. This
means that if I want
to access the file when logged in on Solaris I need t
http://linuxtracker.org/index.php?page=torrent-details&id=8f4a28c436d2dc7f866560fc6ac3a6363c73e310
On Tue, 2008-02-12 at 19:56 -0800, Lucian wrote:
> Are There a metalink and bittorrent for download the iso images?
>
>
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Please add a bitorrent and a metalink for download the iso images.
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Are There a metalink and bittorrent for download the iso images?
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Glynn Foster wrote:
> I'm pleased to announce that OpenSolaris Developer Preview 2 is now available
> for your download pleasure -
>
>http://dlc.sun.com/osol/indiana/downloads/current/in-preview2.iso
If you've downloaded and installed the previous preview, you can update your
system using
I'm pleased to announce that OpenSolaris Developer Preview 2 is now available
for your download pleasure -
http://dlc.sun.com/osol/indiana/downloads/current/in-preview2.iso
This is an x86-based LiveCD install image, containing some new and emerging
OpenSolaris technologies and should be consi
I was always that much -> <- away from whining in the QEMU forum why no one's
porting this to Solaris. Reason alone are the PV'd graphics.
Great news!
-mg
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Were running Solaris 10 sparc and I need to increase the existing swap space
that's in a mirror setup using Solaris volume manager (metadevice). The two
disks have plenty of unallocated space to increase swap.
How do we go about increase the SWAP when its mirrored.? Do we have to break
the mir
Well, I found out more about. As long as the default scheduling class is set,
the system can handle 32 single-thread processes.
Victor
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Never even noticed it was a wiki :) *done*, although I don't know how long
flickr will host that pic if it gets pounded.
I think that makes it MUCH more obvious. Granted, there's plenty of other work
that could be done, but I think my boss would prefer I do some real work today
:D
This me
Thanks.
FYI, www.nexenta.org website is totally open for editors (except front
page) - login and change the way you like it - its Wiki after all.
On Tue, 2008-02-12 at 11:05 -0800, Tim Cook wrote:
> Just a request/hint/whatever. Finding the actual download link on that site
> is the most convol
Just a request/hint/whatever. Finding the actual download link on that site is
the most convoluted unintelligent mess I've ever seen (no offense). Any chance
you guys could just have a "download now" button, that goes straight to the
download. Instead of a download link, that goes to a downlo
I just got my new laptop. I installed solaris nevada 81. I get this message at
solaris at boot time
[ID 516285 kern.warning] WARNING: failed to program mem space [0/31/3] BAR
@0x10 length 0x100
Has anyone come across this message?
let me know if you need more info
Thanks in advance
Vijay
David Clack wrote:
> Hi,
>
> So this is the interesting problem, what to actually expose.
>
> On a server in a computer room or out in a telco CO, do you need sound ?
>
> For the customers on the list for BlueWonder, it's not important.
>
>
Sound is not important until you are trying to hear POST
Good news indeed. If anyone has managed to configure host interface networking
to bridge a guest's interface on to an OpenSolaris host, I'd be interested in
the details. The VirtualBox manual is a little short on OpenSolaris specific
documentation yet...
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> On a server in a computer room or out in a telco CO, do you need
>sound ?
I would think not
> For the customers on the list for BlueWonder, it's not important.
>
> What are you guys looking for in a system:
>
> 1. Small is pricey
>
> 2. Multiple 10/100/1000 ethernet
Absolutely.
> 3. Fan
VirtualBox ( http://www.virtualbox.org ) has been my most favorable
virtualization technology and I always thought it runs better than VMWare. Now
it is going to become a member of the Sun (& thus OpenSolaris) family.
Wow!
(Sorry for wasting the bandwidth; can't hide my excitement.)
This m
Hi,
So this is the interesting problem, what to actually expose.
On a server in a computer room or out in a telco CO, do you need
sound ?
For the customers on the list for BlueWonder, it's not important.
What are you guys looking for in a system:
1. Small is pricey
2. Multiple 10/100/10
I just tested out that with FSS this system is able to handle 32 processes with
single thread.
Victor
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Hello,
Its been a while since I looked at getting a SATA controller for my Sun Blade
1000. At the moment the best option (i.e. the cheapest one that is known to
definately work) that I can see is the LSI Logic 3041X-R. This is a four port
card, and I really only need two ports. This costs aroun
Hi,
Well, I've tried one of the first T2000 with 8 cores = 32 threads ... At the
time I've tested with a script that basically would only create random
processes for math calculations. I know that these systems were not developed
for math but web tier applications. Either way, the system was ca
On Mon, 11 Feb 2008, David Clack wrote:
> BTW no sound chip on this system.
Amaybe if they have a SATA version, the chipset will have
the HD audio device...:-)
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