I installed OpenSolaris 2008.11 onto Sony FW series laptop,
which has ATI Radeon.
I am having a problem projecting it. Any suggestion?
Another problem is that the maximum resolution
I have is 1024*768.
I have captured the Xorg.0.log file per suggestion by someone
http://javapassion.com/tmp/Xorg
Harry,
I'm CC'ing desktop-discuss where the experts are supposed to be.
The control-space problem is different from the various keystrokes that
get eaten by the window manager and can be fixed using the keyboard
shortcuts preferences. It doesn't seem to be a window manager thing
because some app
Thomas Maier-Komor
writes:
> If you only have two disks for a new ZFS pool, I'd recommend a mirror
> setup instead of a RAIDZ1. I'm not even sure if you can setup two disks
> as a RAIDZ1... Anyway a regular mirror will be much faster than a RAIDZ1
> and you won't lose any space in a two disks scen
Harry Putnam wrote:
Shawn Walker writes:
It looks like it's opening it just fine. So maybe there's a syntax
error in the file or something causing vim to ignore its contents?
What makes you believe it's being ignored?
You'd think it might be but if so then :so .vimrc would find the same
pr
Shawn Walker writes:
> It looks like it's opening it just fine. So maybe there's a syntax
> error in the file or something causing vim to ignore its contents?
>
> What makes you believe it's being ignored?
You'd think it might be but if so then :so .vimrc would find the same
problem but it does
try: pfexec svcadm clear nwam
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 2:01 AM, Peter Jones wrote:
> I am attempting to run a live DVD of Build 108.I get to login opensolaris
> password etc..each of the ansawers I fill in Jack...it then fails to install
> with text stating 'j...@opensolaris :$' which I cannot
I am attempting to run a live DVD of Build 108.I get to login opensolaris
password etc..each of the ansawers I fill in Jack...it then fails to install
with text stating 'j...@opensolaris :$' which I cannot go beyond.My build 102
installs normally on all machines I try..is this a bug or something
Harry Putnam wrote:
> I´m about to add a brand new disk to my opensol-108 install and
> suddenly realized I did´nt know if I needed to do anything to the disk
> once installed.
>
> I don´t have anything but experimental deletable stuff setup yet.
> (Aside fromm rpool) but plan to put the new disk
Brian Cameron wrote:
Dave:
Specifically in the case of partitioning, I think we chose not to
emphasize this as strongly, as ZFS makes it a far less interesting topic
in general; you really want to just be giving it whole disks and making
your life simpler. Perhaps that's being a little too opti
I´m about to add a brand new disk to my opensol-108 install and
suddenly realized I did´nt know if I needed to do anything to the disk
once installed.
I don´t have anything but experimental deletable stuff setup yet.
(Aside fromm rpool) but plan to put the new disk and one already
installed (that
Harry Putnam wrote:
Brandon Hume writes:
On Wed, 2009-03-11 at 15:47 -0500, Harry Putnam wrote:
It worked for me for a while too. But now it doesn't. To test, I
moved the actual actual file into ~/ and as I showed in OP it belongs
to me.
What does truss tell you is happening?
ie: truss -o
Brandon Hume writes:
> On Wed, 2009-03-11 at 15:47 -0500, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> It worked for me for a while too. But now it doesn't. To test, I
>> moved the actual actual file into ~/ and as I showed in OP it belongs
>> to me.
>
> What does truss tell you is happening?
>
> ie: truss -o vim.tr
Lurie writes:
> Worked fine for me for all builds (now on b109), so you might want
> to simply copy it, instead of using a symlink.
Yes, of course I did that right away but it made no difference.
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James Carlson writes:
> Harry Putnam writes:
>> I wanted to partition and slice up my disk to be able to work with
>> raidz. Maybe that isn't really important and all the same stuff
>> applies to any zpool. I don't know yet... I'm just getting
>> started.
> I'm not sure that's a wise idea in
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Thanks for the input, glad to hear someone say it isnt just me. I´m
new en
On Wed, 2009-03-11 at 15:47 -0500, Harry Putnam wrote:
> It worked for me for a while too. But now it doesn't. To test, I
> moved the actual actual file into ~/ and as I showed in OP it belongs
> to me.
What does truss tell you is happening?
ie: truss -o vim.truss -f vim testfile
grep vimr
> I say again... the book is not junk, and probably
> worth the
> price.. but is not a `Bible´ . At least not like
> some of the O´Rellly
> books have been. And just leave it at that.
Forgot to say that, thanks for the comments. Many of us on this forum don't
have problem trashing Sun, the Ope
Dave Miner wrote:
Note that the transfer sizes displayed by pkg are compressed size, so
you actually got closer to 150 MB of executables and so on, which is
more accurate for comparison purposes vs. the old native zones.
We fixed that; that shouldn't be true as of several builds ago.
Cheers,
Rick S. wrote:
Hi all.
I come from the "Real Solaris" world, been working with Solaris 10 for about 3
years now, and decided to give OpenSoalaris a place on my home server vice Soalris 10 x86.
I think I'm missing something here, on Solaris 10 when I create a 'full' root
zone, it copies over 1
On Wed, March 11, 2009 11:05, Howard Yeh wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 8:54 AM, wrote:
>> Yes,
>>
>> Osol has GNOME desktop and CDE only. Please, tell me how to do it. There
>> are
>> no issues with the keyboard at all. I looked at xev.
>> left Alt sends Alt-L but in emacs it is mapped to Alt
I did it! THank you very much!!!
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Hanma wrote:
I'm sorry for my dumby questions, but why installation don't create shortcut
automatically? And where i can find installed applications? For example Opera
/Your_Installed_Location/bin/opera
Replace /Your_Installed_Location to where it actually installed. I
don't install oper
Hanma wrote:
Opera works, but there is no icons anywhere. The last problem is icons, i don't
understand, why installation can't create icons?
I've alway been installing Opera as they update it. I also get the
problem with no icons, for many releases earlier and current. It is
only a probl
Harry Putnam wrote:
Shawn Walker writes:
But still it does not get sourced when I start vim on a file.
What build are you on? I'm using 106.
I´m on 108
I can only suggest you try trussing the process then to see if any
errors show up. I just updated to build 109 last night and it stil
I'm sorry for my dumby questions, but why installation don't create shortcut
automatically? And where i can find installed applications? For example Opera
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Worked fine for me for all builds (now on b109), so you might want to simply
copy it, instead of using a symlink.
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What icons are you talking about ? You can always create a shortcut of your
own...
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Opera works, but there is no icons anywhere. The last problem is icons, i don't
understand, why installation can't create icons?
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All you have to do:
$ tar xvjf opera-10.00-4205.gcc3-static-qt3.tar.bz2
$ cd opera-9.64-2480.gcc3-static-qt3
$ pfexec ./install.sh --prefix=/usr
Works fine for me..
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I fixed ggrep. Now, there is another problem, ./install.sh[1756]: cd:
usr/share/icons/hicolor: [No such file or directory]. Could it be because of
"/" before "usr/..."? If not, what i must to do? I remember you, I installed
OpenSolaris to VirtualBox. Maybe there is another thing, that I have to
Hanma writes:
> What means ''grep: illegal option -- q
> Usage: grep -hblcnsviw pattern file . . .
> grep: illegal option -- q
> Usage: grep -hblcnsviw pattern file . . ."
>
> it don't works. There is message "./install.sh[1756]: cd:
> usr/share/icons/hicolor: [No such file or directory]
> cp: ca
What means ''grep: illegal option -- q
Usage: grep -hblcnsviw pattern file . . .
grep: illegal option -- q
Usage: grep -hblcnsviw pattern file . . ."
it don't works. There is message "./install.sh[1756]: cd:
usr/share/icons/hicolor: [No such file or directory]
cp: cannot access usr/share/icons/hi
Harry Putnam schrieb:
> Setup:
> OS=Opensolaris 2008.11
> vim=See full `:version output at the end
>
> When I start vim on a file it does not source the ~/.vimrc file.
> That file is actually a symlink to the hard file elsewhere.
>
> Permissions are on both slink and hard copy:
> ls -l ~/.vimrc:
Akhil Jain writes:
> Can you please tell me some good doc links about understanding the output of
> Pstack. Like when I do a pstack on my process it shows like:
>
> 0009a890 main (1c, ffbff45c, ffbff4d0, 24d000, fd0a0380, fd0a03c0) + 2018
> 00098448 _start (0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) + 108
>
> So
Harry Putnam writes:
> I wanted to partition and slice up my disk to be able to work with
> raidz. Maybe that isn't really important and all the same stuff
> applies to any zpool. I don't know yet... I'm just getting
> started.
I'm not sure that's a wise idea in the first place. A RAID volume
Am I the only one?
Also the second Bar Camp Phom Penh is planned for August.
Date is not set yet.
http://barcampphnompenh.org/
More to follow
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I pre-ordered mine and probably have the only copy in Cambodia.
I recall chatting last year with one dminer on #opensolaris or #os200805
telling him he had sold one copy already.
Still we havn't hit the big time until we also have an OReilly Book! ;)
I also wish that the book had been around w
> Greg Palmer
> writes:
>
> [...]
>
> >> I am beginning to disagree about contents too.
> I'm way low on the
> > skill level in unix or Solaris but have run unix or
> unix like OS for
> >> over 10 yrs, mostly linux but with several months
> experience with 2 of
> >> the BSDs (open and free) and
Greg Palmer
writes:
[...]
>> I am beginning to disagree about contents too. I'm way low on the
>> skill level in unix or Solaris but have run unix or unix like OS for
>> over 10 yrs, mostly linux but with several months experience with 2 of
>> the BSDs (open and free) and at least 2 mnths with
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