In message
, Atiq Rahman writes:
>After I installed OI via "F5_InstallToExistingPool" and I booted into it
>from the internal disk it kept defaulting to maintenance mode and it didn't
>set the password I specified on the installer (as I mentioned in previous
>email). So, did it miss most of the st
In message
, Atiq Rahman writes:
>I have an idea as a temporary workaround.
Workaround for what?
ISTR you had fixed your broken GPT on your ASUS ProArt laptop's
internal disk and successfully created a zpool for OI on that
partition.
I recommend you install OI on it via the "F5_InstallToExistingP
Thanks...
Both native SmartOS minimal zones, configured with dhcp:
From 10.0.063: ( a memcached server)
12145: /sbin/init
12163: /lib/svc/bin/svc.startd
O_RDWR|O_CLOEXEC door to svc.startd[12163]
12651: /usr/lib/saf/ttymon -g -d /dev/console -l console -m
ldterm,ttcompat -
12165
(oops, my system doesn't respond correctly to list messages)
From what I've learned, Oxide's OPTE system isn't really a replacement
for ipf, although it could provide incredible features and benefits, or
some of the internals may apply.
If I'm understanding Oxide's system correctly, OPTE lets
I've found that I'm not the only one to ever run into trouble flushing
ippools:
ippool -F
0 objects flushed
Even deleting all rules that use the pool from both ipf rule sets
doesn't help.
The workaround is to disable/re-enable ipfilter
Is it worth making a bug report?
Thanks
This post enticed me to do a little research on zfs compression, which
lead me to some interesting info an a question:
https://indico.fnal.gov/event/16264/contributions/36466/attachments/22610/28037/Zstd__LZ4.pdf
TLDR: A couple really interesting bits:
On their test data set, zstd-2 (4.8) bea
In message <17228910420.eeb8ec.492...@composer.illumos.topicbox.com>, "Carsten
Grzemba via illumos-discuss" writes:
>I have a problem shutting down a server with Zpool on iscsi devices. The sh=
>utdown gets stuck. In the console log I see the message:
ISTR someone shared a service using a dedicat
Is it possible, and how hard would it be to make a fork of the omicron1
branded sparse VM for Helios that supports PkgSrc?
The background:
I'm planning a fork of Helios, Oxide Computer's fork of Illumos that
makes it possible to run their cloud stack on normal servers. This has
been made a l
duce.
Here's my test procedure:
Booted 151a8
Created two pools:
# mkfile 64M /root/features
# mkfile 64M /root/version28
# zpool create features /root/features
# zpool create -d -o version=28 version28 /root/version28
# zfs create features/test
# zfs create version28/test
# dd if=/dev/urandom of=/
In message <17221791740.d43ffb8f.7...@composer.illumos.topicbox.com>, "forums.s
cavenger100 via illumos-discuss" writes:
>the release is working is another story. I wrote here to inform you that th=
>ere is a problem. Hopefully you can resolve it in the next round of updates=
>. I will go back to W
In message , "John Connett
via illumos-discuss" writes:
>For Windows, the minimum size is 260 MB:
>https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/configure-uefigpt-based-hard-drive-partitions?view=windows-11
# gpart show
=> 40 488397088 ada0 GPT (233G)
4
pe: string
>value: none
S11 hangs at dld when enabled.
>attr:
>name: xhci
>type: string
>value: off
S11 crashes when enabled.
With bhyve(8) Omnios and FreeBSD 14, the resulting emulation looks so:
root@solaris:~# uname -srv&&prtconf -D
In message , "Carsten Grzemba via illumos-d
iscuss" writes:
> Could you test with the _CSM (BIOS) firmware? With CSM firmware I get no w=
>orking console, hence I can not test if it works there better.
Oracle's latest SRU hangs at DLD with BHYVE_UEFI_CSM.fd.
John
groenv...
In message <16790527190.9d0b7ad.62...@composer.illumos.topicbox.com>, "Carsten
Grzemba via illumos-discuss" writes:
>I tried to boot Solaris 11.4 on Bhyve I get the error:
I could not get Oracle's 11.4 SRU to boot on bhyve on FreeBSD 13 when
I last tried and had need before Christmas.
My recollec
In message <6943dc16-d018-1695-923d-8b407316b...@gmx.at>, Elima writes:
>memory=1482
I am unable to get Hipster 2022.10 to pkg(1) update with this little RAM
and only 781M swap.
Untested:
# zfs set volsize=8G rpool/swap
# init 6
# pkg update
# init 6
Is OI more performant after updating and with
In message <2c831b09-1ce5-9ed8-c507-197426d8a...@gmx.at>, Elima writes:
>$ VBoxManage showvminfo oi --machinereadable =3D Did not work.
Run that on your host.
John
groenv...@acm.org
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In message <94b5597c-eca0-a081-b87c-59e4c4451...@gmx.at>, Elima writes:
>I use the configuration that VirtualBox shows me. If I reduce the ram to
>1024 it is a little bit faster.
$ VBoxManage showvminfo oi --machinereadable
roo@openindiana:~# swap -lh
roo@openindiana:~# zfs get volsize rpool/swa
In message <16770184700.d01f5eac.57...@composer.illumos.topicbox.com>, elima@gm
x.at writes:
>I tried versions for Solaris hosts and Solaris 11 IPS hosts: As I see now: =
# pkgrm SUNWvbox
# pkg install pkg://openindiana.org/system/virtualbox
John
groenv...@acm.org
In message , "Alexander Pyhalov via illumos-discuss" writes:
>Often it generates and becomes unresponsive.
>
>Apr 10 10:20:41 uginfo-ds2 usba: [ID 691482 kern.warning] WARNING: /pci@0,0/pc
>i15d9,835@1d (ehci1): Unrecoverable USB Hardware Error
>
>Is there any way to reset USB device without reboot
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