On Thu, 24 Jul 2008, Mike Meyer wrote:
> On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 13:52:55 +1000 (EST)
> getting more prevalent all along. Users on a machine that runs
> production servers? Who'd put their servers at risk that way? Forcing
> large numbers of users from different organizations to share a
> machine? Na
What font is used for the console text during boot up?
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Hi,
I am a final year PhD student at University of Twente, The Netherlands.
As my part PhD dissertation I am researching the coordination challenges of
Open Solaris developers.
This survey is part of the process of identifying the important coordination
challenges that Open Solaris developers face.
Looks like your adapter is unknown
# kstat -c net|grep net
Whats your output?
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You might need to unset the "bootfs" property on the root pool before you do
this, since OpenSolaris normally doesn't set it - it relies on the above
setting in GRUB instead.
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Wait, how do you unset 'bootfs' on the root pool?
Do you mean that I should undo "zfs set bootfs=rpool/builda
You need to enable physical adapter:
$ pfexec svcadm enable network/physical:default
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Hello guys.
First, sorry for my bad english.
So, going directly to the point, I am a real nub in linux (or any other system
but M$).
I like to learn linux and a friend of mine suggested to use opensolaris, so, I
have installed in a second HD this distro (2008.05).
It works fine with my hardwa
The AOC card (which I am using) works fine in an ordinary PCI slot. The problem
is that PCI has like 150MB/sec transfer rate, whereas PCI-X has ~1GB/sec. If
150MB/sec is enough for you, then you can use an ordinary PCI slot. PCI-X is
found on server mobos.
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> okay. I just made buildarea bootable via "zfs set
> bootfs=rpool/buildarea rpool".
> Prior to that I made a mount point and edited
> vfstab.
You are best not touching vfstab at all on OpenSolaris - just set the
filesystem properties directly, e.g.:
zfs set mountpoint=/mnt/buildarea rpool/build
okay. I just made buildarea bootable via "zfs set bootfs=rpool/buildarea rpool".
Prior to that I made a mount point and edited vfstab.
Everything boots fine now. However I would like to be able to select from
"buildarea" and the default rootfs in the grub menu.
Is this possible?
Thanks.
This m
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