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1、Re: Dell Poweredge 830 64-bit sata raid

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From: Ian Collins <ian-news@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2006 18:27:37 +1200

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natG wrote:

Hi folks.
What are my chances that Solaris 10 will install on the Dell Poweredge 830
with SATA raid? (GB Ethernet.)

Probably 0.

SATA RAID isn't supported in Solaris 10.

If you can disable the RAID in the BOIS, Solaris Express might work,
depending on the controller chip.

The machine comes with several choices of operating systems, that reside
on the hard drive (Windows server 2003, RHL 64 bit, etc.) and can become
active/installed via a credit card<g>. My question is, if I boot Solaris
installer off a dvd image, do I leave that stuff there? Should I low-level
format the drives first (via rom utility)?

Well that depends if you ever want to use them. You will have to create
a Solaris fdisk partition, but you won't have to reformat. If the
drives are setup as one partition, then you will have to lose the
current images.

Also, are my chances better with opensolaris. Why?

Yes, SATA support.

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Ian Collins.
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Re: Dell Poweredge 830 64-bit sata raid

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From: Ian Collins <ian-news@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2006 11:03:55 +1200

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llothar wrote:

Do you mean that there is no SATA RAID or not even SATA in Solaris 10 ?

Are you replying to me? Please quote some context for those of us who
don't use google.

The SATA framework will be in Update 2, along with support for a number
of SATA controllers.

It is currently available in Solaris Express.

I don't think that will include any SATA RAID drivers. There are
drivers available form card vendors.

ZFS (also in U2) will go a long way to removing the need for SATA RAID.

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2、Re: What does :kill really do in a SMF manifest?

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From: Dave Miner <dave.miner@xxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2006 15:52:14 -0400

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Gary Mills wrote:
In <Bm4Xf.43613$_S7.42935@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Darren Dunham <ddunham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Gary Mills <mills@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'll have to go back to a script that signals only the parent
process, then.

I just noticed this in one of the OpenSolaris discussions.

That is, svc.startd tores the contract ID of the service in the
"restarter/contract" property. You can use that ID with ctstat,
pgrep, pkill, or sigsend(2) to query and manipulate all of the
processes in the contract.

Ah, very nice integration. I'm impressed.

That, and the fact that 'pkill' has a -o option to signal only the
oldest process should make that script into a one-liner.

In this case, `pgrep -x -P 1 $SERVER' does what I want.

One note of caution: be careful with pgrep's, because if you run them in the global zone without qualifying them to be only the global zone, you'll get any processes in non-global zones, as well.

Dave
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3、Re: rcp + tar and gzip

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From: Darren Dunham <ddunham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2006 20:22:41 GMT

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merrittr <merrittr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi

I was hoping to backup parts of a solaris filesystem using rcp, and
filtering it through tat to
tar and gzip it any idea how I would do this

rcp -r / | tar czvf output.tar.gz ????

You can't do it that way. Tar reads a filesystem, not an input stream.
Likewise 'rcp -r' is going to write to a filesystem, not to a stream.
You'd have to run tar on the remote filesystem directly and copy the
output.

rsh <host> "tar cf - / | gzip -c" > output.tar.gz

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Senior Technical Consultant TAOS http://www.taos.com/
Got some Dr Pepper? San Francisco, CA bay area
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3、Re: T2000 query temperature

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From: Jorgen Moquist <jorgen.moquist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2006 01:27:09 +0200

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Fredrik Lundholm wrote:
In article <6XCXf.186$r64.189@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Jorgen Moquist <jorgen.moquist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

there is no /usr/platform/`uname i`/sbin/scadm ,strange ?

Yes, this is strange, I wonder if anyone tried a V210/V240/V440 scadm command, if it works on sun4v.

Regs
Fredrik

tried:
t2000: # /usr/platform/SUNW,Sun-Fire-V440/sbin/scadm show
scadm: The SC hardware could not be initialized.

guess alom is different on a t2000, VxWorks and all. me thinks.
( dont know, they may have been VxWorks all the time )

i have serial+alom to the t2000, but scadm is preffered.

One can possibly use crossed cable from an unused ipge3 to the net-mgr port.
this will atleast give access to sc> showenvironment.

/jugge
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Re: T2000 query temperature

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From: "cypherpunks" <cypherpunks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 4 Apr 2006 00:26:23 -0700

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try this....

#prtpicl -v -c temperature-sensor

hope it works! let me know

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5、Re: Looking for an USB PCI Card for my Ultra 10

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From: Casper H.S. Dik <Casper.Dik@xxxxxxx>
Date: 31 Mar 2006 22:39:06 GMT

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Casper H.S. Dik <Casper.Dik@xxxxxxx> writes:

The downloadable driver from gembird's website compiles on
Solaris (11b36) with:

env CFLAGS='-I/usr/sfw/include -L/usr/sfw/lib -R/usr/sfw/lib' ./configure

And also worked after I typed:

# update_drv -a -i '"usb4b4,fd11"' ugen

before plugging in the power brick:

SiS PM Control for Linux 1.1

(C) 2004,2005 by Mondrian Nuessle. This program is free software.
sispm_ctl comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details
see the file INSTALL. This is free software, and you are welcome
to redistribute it under certain conditions; see the file INSTALL
for details.

Found GEMBIRD SiS-PM on bus /dev/usb/4b4.fd11/0.

Usage information for sispm_ctl:

sispm_ctl [-q][-v] -o 1..4|all - switch outlet(s) on
sispm_ctl [-q][-v] -f 1..4|all - switch outlet(s) off
sispm_ctl [-q][-v] -g 1..4|all - get status
sispm_ctl [-q][-v] -b <on|off> - switch buzzer on or off(?)

Option -q disables output for following commands specified on the command line
Option -v printfs detailed version and licence information
sispm_ctl return 0 on success, 1 on error and 2 if no SIS-PM compatible device could be found

libusb was added in Solaris 10 and that is what you need for the tool
to compile.

And to make it work. (Just tested it and it it's a nice toy)

Casper
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6、Re: Memory Statistics - Kernel Tuning for File Cache?

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From: Brian Utterback <brian.utterback@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2006 13:52:43 -0400

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Peter Tribble wrote:
In article <e0r79g$t8h$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Marc La Senne <mlasenne@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Sorry, i forgot to say that the 2 servers are running without swap disk
The swap is in a ramdisk using ramdiskadm

root# ramdiskadm -a swap4 4g /dev/ramdisk/swap4
root# swap -a /dev/ramdisk/swap4

(Checks date of posting for evidence of April 1st...)

Doesn't this just waste 4G of memory?

Well, not exactly wasted, since a page of memory could be swapped
to it. However, it is exceedingly inefficient, since the same page
would not have had to be swapped if the 4GB had not been used by
the ramdisk. Since there is no swap device except the ramdisk,
it does no good at all to have the swap on the ramdisk, it just
adds a layer of indirection when a page is needed that has swapped
to the ramdisk.

On the other hand, your own comment about the inefficiency of running
without swap at all is somewhat misleading. While the amount of swap
that is reserved is non-zero and thus reduces the amount of physical
pages available for the lifetime of the reservation when there is no
swap disk, if you do not run out of memory, then it doesn't matter.

More to the point, if you run out of swap space, things go bad quickly;
programs abort, who knows what all. If you do not run out of swap space,
everything works fine. This is true whether or not you are using disk.
If you run out of swap, then you add more. So, if you are not using a
disk for swap, and never actually run out of swap, then it makes no
difference that you do not have a swap disk.

Granted, there is a small window of memory usage that the reservation
will put you over the top, but some percentage of those reserved
pages will end up being allocated and would have been needed regardless,
and thus made no difference.

Those people that do not configure a swap disk will make that choice
because either there is no disk available or they want to make sure
they never swap. In the former case, attaching a disk they do not
need would not be helpful, and in the latter case, they are more
likely to want to increase the memory size.

So, while it is true that configuring a small disk will avoid running
out of memory in a small number of cases, it is more likely that
it will turn out to be unnecessary or undesirable.

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