The inactive boot environment can be upgraded or patched when non-global zones are installed. The inactive boot environment can then be booted to become the new boot environment. Changes to accommodate systems that have non-global zones installed are the following:. This package is required for any system, not just a system with non-global zones installed. These three packages comprise the software needed to upgrade by using Solaris Live Upgrade.
These packages include existing software, new features, and bug fixes. If you do not install these packages on your system before using Solaris Live Upgrade, upgrading to the target release fails. Creating a new boot environment from the currently running boot environment remains the same as in previous releases with one exception. You can specify a destination disk slice for a shared file system within a non-global zone.
The argument to the -m option has a new optional field, zonename. This new field enables creating the new boot environment and specifying zones that contain separate file systems. This argument places the zone's file system on a separate slice in the new boot environment. The lumount command now provides non-global zones with access to their corresponding file systems that exist on inactive boot environments.
When the global zone administrator uses the lumount command to mount an inactive boot environment, the boot environment is mounted for non-global zones as well. Comparing boot environments is enhanced.
The lucompare command now generates a comparison of boot environments that includes the contents of any non-global zone. Listing file systems with the lufslist command is enhanced to display a list of file systems for both the global zone and the non-global zones. For step-by-step procedures for upgrading a system with non-global zones installed or for information on the Solaris Zones partitioning technology, see the following references.
The sysidkdb tool configures your USB language and its corresponding keyboard layout. If the keyboard is self-identifying, the keyboard language and layout automatically configures during installation.
If the keyboard is not self-identifying, the sysidkdb tool provides you, during the installation, a list of supported keyboard layouts during installation, so that you can select a layout for keyboard configuration. Therefore, all of the keyboards that were not self-identifying always configured for a U. English keyboard layout during installation. You are asked to select the keyboard layout during the installation. If the intermediate dataset exists during the create operation, the operation completes successfully.
The intermediate dataset is created with the default mount point. Any additional properties are disabled for the intermediate dataset. ZFS also provides a mechanism to automatically identify devices that are inserted with the following enhancements:.
You can replace an existing device with an equivalent device without having to use the zpool replace command. The autoreplace property controls automatic device replacement. If the property is set to off, device replacement must be initiated by the administrator by using the zpool replace command.
If the property is set to on, any new device which is found in the same physical location as a device that previously belonged to the pool, is automatically formatted and replaced. The default value for the autoreplace property is off. The storage pool state REMOVED is provided when a device or hot spare has been removed if the device was physically removed while the system was running. A hot-spare device is substituted for the removed device, if available.
If a device is removed and then inserted, the device is placed online. If a hot-spare was activated when the device is re-inserted, the spare is removed when the online operation completes. Automatic detection when devices are removed or inserted is hardware-dependent and might not be supported on all platforms. This type is used for both bit and bit binaries. This change promotes compatibility with other operating systems. The value - 1 continues to be reserved for use as a sentinel value.
Values that are assigned in this new range are temporary assignments made by the new identity mapping service. Note that, these values do not persist over a system reboot. Nor should applications send these values across a network connection as a means of referring to a persistent identity.
For persistence, use the corresponding identity name. Solaris utilities, such as the tar command, and the NFSv4 network protocol, already follow these best practices. For example, binaries that are compiled with older definitions.
In these instances, there is no need to recompile the code. Binaries, object files, as well as shared libraries including libraries that are linked against Solaris shared libraries, are also not affected.
In cases where the change of sign might have implications for the semantics of the code, the C compiler and, or, the lint process produce certain warnings. Developers should note that any warnings generated as a result of this change should be inspected. This technique encodes the primitive type names that are used in function call signatures. Therefore, no incompatibilities with Solaris libraries are expected.
Locale Creator is a command line and Graphical User Interface tool which enables users to create and customize Solaris locales.
This tool enables users to create installable Solaris packages containing customized locale data of a specific locale. Once the created package has been installed, the user has a fully working locale available on the system.
For more information, see:. Using the SSE3 instructions in the processor idle loop eliminates the overhead of sending and receiving an interrupt to wake up a halted processor.
With the new idle loop a processor only has to write to memory to wake up a halted processor. By default, the policy and ipsecalgs services are enabled, and the manual-key and ike services are disabled. This enables the appropriate key management service before refreshing the policy service.
Also, the ipsecconf and ipseckey commands can check the syntax of their respective configuration files. For more information, see the ipsecconf 1M and ipseckey 1M man pages. CPU caps provide absolute fine-grained limits on the amount of CPU resources that can be consumed by a project or a zone. CPU caps are provided as a zonecfg resource, and as project and zone-wide resource controls. The zonecfg capped-cpu resource provides an absolute limit on the amount of CPU that can be consumed by a project or a zone.
After you add the iSNS server information, you will need to enable access to the server. The context mechanism, which is used by the Memory Management Unit MMU hardware to distinguish between the use of the same virtual address in different process address spaces, introduces some inefficiencies when shared memory is used.
The inefficiencies are because the data at a particular shared memory the address in different processes may really be identical, but the context number associated with each process is different. JDS is a secure and comprehensive enterprise desktop software solution that combines open-source innovation from communities such as GNOME, and Firefox. The Desktop includes the following:. The Solaris Express Developer Edition is currently only for x86 based systems.
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