Marc Hamilton wrote On 04/10/07 06:16,:
Hi,
I wanted to introduce myself to the OpenSolaris community. Some of you
might know me from my previous roles at Sun, or from my blog, but
starting today I'll be leading up Sun's Solaris marketing efforts,
including OpenSolaris marketing. The first t
--- Alan DuBoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 10 Apr 2007, Chung Hang Christopher Chan
> wrote:
>
> > CentOS not being anything like the official
> Solaris
> > release, I beg to differ. It is essentially what
> you
> > can get with RHEL sans Redhat trademarks and
> direct
> > Redhat suppo
On Tue, 10 Apr 2007, Chung Hang Christopher Chan wrote:
CentOS not being anything like the official Solaris
release, I beg to differ. It is essentially what you
can get with RHEL sans Redhat trademarks and direct
Redhat support. Then there is Ubuntu.
Linux may not be carrier grade but what it c
On Tue, 10 Apr 2007, Chung Hang Christopher Chan wrote:
There was no backup server before the Open Solaris
box.
So, are you saying you have no experience with running a backup server
before this install? I would imagine it would be hard to evaluate an
operating system properly in that case.
> > Oh, FYI, there are a lot of companies/admins out
> there
> > that do not subscribe to Redhat support. If Sun
> > Microsystems has no interest in this field then I
> > guess the whole packaging/server maintenance for
> Open
> > Solaris is a moot point and I would be sorry that
> I
> > raised th
On 10/04/07, Chung Hang Christopher Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Plugging in card, turning on box and then plugging
> in
> > the sata drives and running cfgadm twice and then
> a
> > zpool command without any 'echo "magic" >
> /proc/scsi'
> > as you do on Linux was a really nice experience
Chung Hang Christopher Chan wrote:
I guess in this regard the installers available are
better on Linux since they support installing on raid
arrays and when they did not such as in the RH9 days,
you could still hit the console during the
partitioning section and manually create what raid
arrays y
--- Alan DuBoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 10 Apr 2007, Chung Hang Christopher Chan
> wrote:
>
> > Great, made your day then.
>
> Not really, I use Solaris/OpenSolaris as my primary
> operating system.
Heh, i'd love to get centos 4 off my home box. i guess
i will just look out for a
On Tue, 10 Apr 2007, Chung Hang Christopher Chan wrote:
regarding hardware raid...when will 3ware come to
Solaris? Are those guys not at all interested?
I've just sent a message to the product manager and am trying to get him
to come over here and possibly create a community for 3ware.
Do y
On Tue, 10 Apr 2007, Chung Hang Christopher Chan wrote:
Great, made your day then.
Not really, I use Solaris/OpenSolaris as my primary operating system.
This backup server was Open Solaris from the start
since I wanted to give Open Solaris a shot as there is
no iscsi target support included
> > Plugging in card, turning on box and then plugging
> in
> > the sata drives and running cfgadm twice and then
> a
> > zpool command without any 'echo "magic" >
> /proc/scsi'
> > as you do on Linux was a really nice experience.
> At
> > least this is what you have to do with hotswap
> stuff
> >
--- Alan DuBoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 10 Apr 2007, Chung Hang Christopher Chan
> wrote:
>
> > Alan, maybe Nexenta is not quite considered Open
> > Solaris but I had that installed and updated to
> > 'elatte' with the b55 kernel/ON but then I had to
> wipe
> > it out with Solaris E
On Tue, 10 Apr 2007, Chung Hang Christopher Chan wrote:
Alan, maybe Nexenta is not quite considered Open
Solaris but I had that installed and updated to
'elatte' with the b55 kernel/ON but then I had to wipe
it out with Solaris Express b59 to get the latest
iscsi-target code that is supposed to
> I await the day that you'll actually install
> Solaris/OpenSolaris.
Alan, maybe Nexenta is not quite considered Open
Solaris but I had that installed and updated to
'elatte' with the b55 kernel/ON but then I had to wipe
it out with Solaris Express b59 to get the latest
iscsi-target code that is
On Tue, 10 Apr 2007, Chung Hang Christopher Chan wrote:
Wonderful. I await the day when Solaris techs will be
numerous as MCSEs and LPI guys, Solaris professionals
as many as RHCEs and (Open) Solaris is something that
a user knows.
I await the day that you'll actually install Solaris/OpenSolar
> While it is only my first day in the new job, I can
> already tell you
> there is a tremendous amount of executive attention
> at Sun focused on
> ensuring the OpenSolaris community is successful.
> Among many other
> things, one of my priorities is to ensure we bring
> our own Solaris 10
>
Marc Hamilton wrote:
Hi,
I wanted to introduce myself to the OpenSolaris community. Some of you
might know me from my previous roles at Sun, or from my blog, but
starting today I'll be leading up Sun's Solaris marketing efforts,
including OpenSolaris marketing. The first thing I want to do is
> Hi,
> I wanted to introduce myself to the OpenSolaris community. Some of you
> might know me from my previous roles at Sun, or from my blog, but
> starting today I'll be leading up Sun's Solaris marketing efforts,
> including OpenSolaris marketing. The first thing I want to do is listen
> to the
Hi,
I wanted to introduce myself to the OpenSolaris community. Some of you
might know me from my previous roles at Sun, or from my blog, but
starting today I'll be leading up Sun's Solaris marketing efforts,
including OpenSolaris marketing. The first thing I want to do is listen
to the OpenSol
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