Mauricio | 2 Aug 2012 13:51

Cannot create ZFS dataset for a zone?

I am trying to get
a solaris8 zone in a solaris 10 box. And am not able to build it:

root <at> sundev ~> zfs create zonepool/hosts/solaris8test-64
root <at> sundev ~> zfs set mountpoint=/export/hosts/solaris8test-64
zonepool/hosts/solaris8test-64
root <at> sundev ~> cp /export/hosts/solaris8/solaris8.zone
/export/hosts/solaris8test-64/solaris8test-64.zone
root <at> sundev ~> chmod go-rx /export/hosts/solaris8test-*
root <at> sundev ~> cat /export/hosts/solaris8test-64/solaris8test-64.zone
# Run this file by typing
#  zonecfg -z solaris8test-64 -f 
/export/hosts/solaris8test-64/solaris8test-64.
zone
create -b
set zonepath=/export/hosts/solaris8test-64
set autoboot=true
set ip-type=shared
set brand=solaris8
add fs
set dir=/pub
set special=/export/pub/sol8
set type=lofs
end
add net
set physical=bge0
set address=192.168.11.64
end
root <at> sundev ~> zonecfg -z solaris8test-64 -f
/export/hosts/solaris8test-64/solaris8test-64.zone
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David Díez | 26 Jul 2012 12:09
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Mark G Thomas | 21 Jul 2012 23:30

Free Suns V240s 280R, Brocade switches, etc...

Hi All,

Free for local pickup, near Plymouth Meeting PA USA, ZIP 19422

 3 x Sun 280R servers, complete with CPUs and RAM. No disks.
 2 x Sun V240 servers, with CPU and RAM. I think they had 4GB and 8GB RAM.
 1 x Brocade 2400 FC switch
 1 x Brocade 3800 FC switch
 1 x DS4000 IBM/LSI storage controller
 3 x EXP500 FC shelves with 36GB FC disks and sleds.

Please let me know if and when you can pick up, or it is all
going out in the trash on the next couple Wednesdays.

I also have available a ProFile external HD and an Apple LISA with water 
damage to the motherboard, but maybe good CPU, RAM cards, and other 
parts, but I want something for the Lisa--it's not free like the list above.

Mark

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Alan Perry | 8 May 2012 01:54

Inexpensive Sun Type 6 Japanese keyboards

I was at RePC, a local (Seattle area) computer recycler shop, and they 
had a bunch (two totes full) of Sun Type 6 (mini-DIN) Japanese keyboards 
for $5 each.  They all seem to be in very good condition with cardboard 
attached by rubber band to protect the keys.

Don't know if anyone else is interested in them, but I picked one up 
just because.

alan
Artyom Tarasenko | 6 Mar 2012 16:20
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cpu power management in Solaris

Hi,

Looking at qemu, Linux and NetBSD sources I see that there is some
sort of CPU Power Management at least in SparcStation-5. But after
installing Solaris on a SS-5 I see the pmc driver only in sparcv9
directory. Also
# prtconf
[...]
      power-management (driver not attached)
[...]

Does anyone have any machine with working "pmc" driver, or some some
other driver which binds to the "power-management" device?

I just can't believe that Linux (and meanwhile NetBSD too) know Sun
hardware better than Sun's own OS. Am I missing something obvious?

Artyom
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Craig Dewick | 26 Feb 2012 22:27
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USB camera utility for Solaris 9


On a whim, I tried connecting my Olympus D595 camera to my sb1000 
yesterday to see what it would do.

The system appeared to create the device node correctly but I couldn't 
find an application to access the camera and do stuff with image files.

My 1000 is running sol 9 still so perhaps that's part of the reason.

Anyway if anyone is aware of some software that works in solaris 9 for 
managing usb-connected digital camera devices, I'd like to check it out.

Thanks,

Craig.

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John Ruschmeyer | 21 Feb 2012 18:42
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Re: Suns-at-Home Digest, Vol 23, Issue 1



On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 12:00 PM, <suns-at-home-request <at> net-kitchen.com> wrote:

Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:03:01 +0100
From: Michael Welle <mwe012008 <at> gmx.net>
To: suns-at-home <at> net-kitchen.com
Subject: [Suns-at-Home] Voyager, PCMCIA, wlan
Message-ID: <87zkccpqa2.fsf <at> luisa.c0t0d0s0.de>
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Hello,

has anyone (successfully ;-) equipped a Voyager with a wireless lan
adapter? The machine is running Solaris, but I'm easy with installing
SunOS if that is needed ;).

Wow! Tough call... you're limited to a Max of Solaris 9 with a 16-bit PCMCIA adapter. That leaves only Wavelan, Prism, or CISCO Aironet-based cards, assumeing drivers even exist.  Most of that sort of development didn't happen until OpenSolaris.

I'd say you have two options:
1) NetBSD/OpenBSD, assuming they support the PCMCIA slots in the Voyager.
2) A Wireless Bridge, like a "Gaming Adapter" on the built-in LAN connection.

JR
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Michael Welle | 21 Feb 2012 09:03
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Voyager, PCMCIA, wlan

Hello,

has anyone (successfully ;-) equipped a Voyager with a wireless lan
adapter? The machine is running Solaris, but I'm easy with installing
SunOS if that is needed ;).

Regards
hmw

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Magnus Lindholm | 30 Dec 2011 19:28
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a gentoo-based linux on sun sparc32 sun4m

Hi all,

It occurred to me that there are no currently active and up-to-date
linux distros that support sparc32 hardware.
I've put together a gentoo based linux in the form of a live-cd and a
"stage3" system tarball. Those of you that are familiar with gentoo
will know what to do. If not, just follow the gentoo sparc install
guide.

I've tested it on sparcstation 4,5, 10 and 20. The sparcstation 10 and
20 I've tested with SMP. Hypersparc works as well but not with a more
recent kernel than 2.6.31.9. Single CPU microsparc and supersparc work
with recent kernels like 3.1.5

let me know if you want to give it a try, I can provide an install iso
and a system tarball via ftp.

Regards

Magnus Lindholm
Mark Cesare | 23 Dec 2011 17:35
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Sparc 1000e

Is anyone interest in a 1000e ????

4 system boards

8 MPU

Nearly 2GB of memory

 

Email me we can figure out shipping/pickup etc.

 

Mark

 

 mcesare <at> nc.rr.com

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Mike Pepe | 22 Dec 2011 20:08
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Does anyone want a SunOS 4.1.1 installation manual?

I have the “Release & Install” manual in the original binder for SunOS 4.1.1, which has been sitting around literally for years.

 

Anyone who wants it, it’s yours for the cost of shipping it. It’s heavy though, about 8 pounds or 3.3Kg. Located near Seattle USA.

 

-Mike

 

 

 

 

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