This is the next whimper in a queue, when the America is discovered again and
again.
Those who need the Solaris,, they will use it, even oracle wants them to pay
for any bit processed with each system cpu.
But such a way will definitely not attract new fellows. The same as SCO Unix,
McDona
I need to make OpenSolaris xVM work on this hardware:
- MB Intel DQ57TM
- CPU Intel i5-660
Is it possible to start it up on that MB/CPU?
Whether will be xVM work well on it?
Would be better to change MB on that one: Intel DX58SO?
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After applying the latest Solaris release from May 2009 "Kernel version: SunOS
5.10 Generic_139556-08, Solaris 10 5/09 s10x_u7wos_08 X86", the bug is not
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Hi all,
Sorry, my question is about Solaris, not OpenSolaris.
I've got the following problems:
1) The result of System.nanoTime() on Solaris/AMD64 returns unexpectedly huge
value and then doesn't increase:
http://forums.java.net/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=61998
2) During an execution of java.uti
Yes, Nexenta for example.
It's very unstable, I tried to install it and the next time I booted the
computer it didn't even boot. In another case, Nexenta wouldn't even boot the
install cd. There are also a lot of bugs in GNU/OpenSolaris distributions, like
GNOME doesn't load, X crashes.
This me
