Hi there!
Thank you for the replies.
It's just the actual burner not ejecting when empty, not OI. Works fine
when the IDE cable is disconnected, though, but it is properly jumpered
and connected/recognized by BIOS... Weird.
Thanks for the heads-up on the prestable repo, updated today.
Bryan
On 01/28/12 23:13, ken mays wrote:
Hi Bryan,
1. /dev/random - It is just a known bug. See:
https://www.illumos.org/issues/995
2. You can do a 'pfexec eject cdrom'. It is a bug with oi_151a but
hopefully fixed during the stable build.
3. The current IPS repo is: pkg.openindiana.org/prestable
You can also use:
pkg.openindiana.org/sfe
pkg.openindiana.org/sfe-encumbered
4. You have a nice machine (HP XW8200) for the specs - no upgrade needed.
//
~ Ken Mays
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*From:* Bryan N Iotti <[email protected]>
*To:* [email protected]
*Sent:* Saturday, January 28, 2012 12:47 PM
*Subject:* [OpenIndiana-discuss] no randomness provider for /dev/random?
Hi all,
I finally gave in to the brewing discontent with the Mac platform and
made the jump.
I am writing this from an HP xw8200 running OI 151a.
The machine has dual Xeon 3.6Ghz processors, 4GB ECC RAM and 2x 146GB
SCSI 320 disks (don't remember specs on these). The video card is an
NVidia Quadro FX3450 and the motherboard is an LSI Logic (gotta look
up the model no.).
I installed OI and mirrored rpool on the second disk, installed grub
and my selection of software.
I am very pleased with the performance of it all, but I am puzzled to
see that every time it boots it posts that there is no randomness
provider for /dev/random. cryptoadm lists a series of providers and I
found a post online about that being just a question of ZFS needing
/dev/random, but the provider is loaded a little later in the boot
sequence.
Is that so, or can I do something about it?
What do you think about the machine? Are there any "necessary"
upgrades I need to make?
Also, on a minor note, it's giving me grief ejecting CDs. I have
properly jumpered the dual IDE burners, but they still have a hard
time opening without a disk inside. Any clues on that one?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Bryan
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