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Li Ye | 1 Nov 2006 03:29
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Re: Will the Solaris OS run on your x86 system? Click to find out.

As to the "File Transfer Failed" error, following steps might be a solution to resolve it:

(1) Open a terminal and run the following command:
    # javaws
    And then a window of "Java Application Cache Reviewer" will display.

(2) Choose the menu "Edit" -> "Preferences..."
    And then a window of "Java Control Panel" will display.

(3) Select the first page ("General" page) of the control panel, and click the "Network Settings..."
button in the middle of it.
    And then a window of "Network Settings" will display.

(4) Select the "Use proxy server" item, and input corresponding address and port information below this
item. 
(If you don't need proxy, then please just select the "Direct Connection" Item.)

    And then click "OK" button of this window.

(5) Click "OK" button of "Java Control Panel", and then close the "Java Application Cache Reviewer".

(6) Run Sun Device Detection Tool again.

And then this tool is expected to display a report finally. Please try it!

 
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Venky | 1 Nov 2006 10:02
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Re: Project Proposal: Country/Language Portals for opensolaris.org

> >>can we do this as a wiki? that should lower the entry barrier for 
> >>contributors
> >
> >A huge +1 to that! :)
> 
> Sorry, I don't have wiki to offer. But I hope you get involved anyway. 
> Having the site in multiple language could change the dynamic of the 
> community significantly as we engage more people.

Sure.  The wiki was a long shot anyway! :)

Venky.
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Jim Grisanzio | 1 Nov 2006 09:04
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OpenSolaris Day at Tech Days Korea

hi ...

I'll be in Seoul next week for Sun's Tech Days conference. As with all 
the Tech Days events, OpenSolaris will have an "OpenSolaris Day"
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/marketing/events/techdays/seoul/
So, if you are in the area, stop by. It would be great to meet. Also, 
there is a new Korean OpenSolaris User Group forming there:
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/os_user_groups/kosug/

Jim
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Bob Palowoda | 1 Nov 2006 08:45

Re: Re: Wake on LAN

> UNIX admin wrote:
> > Wake on LAN is in my view going to be tough to push
> as an RFE because the intended use case is radically
> different from the core customer base -- which are
> customers running high availability / mission
> critical servers 24x7x365.
> 
> Wake on LAN for x86 machines is being done by the x86
> Power Management
> project, whose intended use case is very simple:
> qualify for the Energy
> Star checkbox required for sales to the many U.S.
> Government agencies,
> and equivalents required by other governments, who
> buy Sun products.
> Sun has few customers bigger than that.
> 

 I would agree.  Some of those critical servers 24x7x365 could be backup
servers trying to wake up the hunderds of Solaris desktops sold
in big contracts for backups at night.  Maybe sales can't sell big contracts
because the option isn't there?  I hope the sales options don't recommend
buying the competitors clients.

---Bob

 
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Jim Grisanzio | 1 Nov 2006 08:35
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Re: Project Proposal: Country/Language Portals for opensolaris.org


Victor Latushkin wrote On 10/30/06 22:42,:
> Hi Jim,
> 
> +1.
> 
> This is great! I fully support this project.

Cool. I'd love to see the site in Russian. :)

Jim
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Jim Grisanzio | 1 Nov 2006 08:44
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Re: Project Proposal: Country/Language Portals for opensolaris.org


Ignacio Marambio Catán wrote On 10/30/06 22:43,:

> +1
> can we do this as a wiki? that should lower the entry barrier for 
> contributors

Hi ... The site infrastructure will stay as it is for these portals and 
will be managed from a technical perspective just as the main site is. 
Each portal group, however, will have to build a little community around 
their own translation efforts. They and their leaders will determine who 
does the actual translations, who gets access, etc since they are the 
closest to their given areas. The foundation for that is really already 
set up within the globalization community. We'll need to flush some of 
this out when the project is formed. Much work to do, but the framework 
is already established. I'll be continuing these conversations on the 
i18n discuss list.

Jim
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Jim Grisanzio | 1 Nov 2006 08:53
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Re: Project Proposal: Country/Language Portals for opensolaris.org

Venky wrote On 10/31/06 16:33,:
> +1

Thanks!

>>can we do this as a wiki? that should lower the entry barrier for 
>>contributors
> 
> 
> A huge +1 to that! :)

Sorry, I don't have wiki to offer. But I hope you get involved anyway. 
Having the site in multiple language could change the dynamic of the 
community significantly as we engage more people.

Jim
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Jim Grisanzio | 1 Nov 2006 08:50
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Re: Project Proposal: Country/Language Portals for opensolaris.org


Joey Guo wrote On 10/31/06 01:26,:

> +1
> 
> My pleasure to bring up cn.opensolaris.org in China.

Excellent! I sort of expected that China would be a big part of this 
project. Welcome! You guys are leaving everyone in the dust with your 
OpenSolaris university program, so having a Chinese opensolaris.org 
should only help. Cool ....

Jim
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Nicolas Linkert | 1 Nov 2006 11:06

Project Tamarack - are there any news?

I am trying to find out about the current state of this project. However, it seems to be some kind of a black
box. Can someone please enlighten me.

 
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Casper.Dik | 1 Nov 2006 11:10
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Re: Project Tamarack - are there any news?


>I am trying to find out about the current state of this project. However, it seems to be some kind
 of a black box. Can someone please enlighten me.

The project was putback into Solaris Nevada build 51 and should
be available shortly (without all of the appropriate GNOME support
as of yet, but this will be rectified over the next couple of
builds)

Casper
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