00:45:33 pmooney 00:45:38 Brian Cantrill is my hero: https://youtu.be/-zRN7XLCRhc?t=2079 :D 00:46:31 hmm? 00:47:27 stupid question: how different is illumos to Solaris Nevada? 00:48:21 Do you mean specifically a given release of opensolaris from the past, or what became Solaris 11.0? 00:49:53 does crucible supports shared the disk between two VM? example Oracle RAC needs shared disks between two nodes 00:50:32 no 00:50:32 terabit, it has diverged 00:50:34 do you that? thank you 00:50:49 crucible is definitely not designed with multiple-attach in mind 00:50:52 is there any plan to support? 00:51:00 not at this point 00:51:23 just from a user experience and "feel" point of view 00:51:49 okay, so, there is no shared disk solution right now? 00:51:55 I'm sure the illumos devs have done a lot of work in the past decade+ 00:52:05 tozhu: correct 00:52:11 Thank you 00:52:17 roll your own with iscsi, potentially 00:52:32 i just miss Solaris , trying to decide if I should install illumos or solaris 11 00:53:11 idc about all the nome+desktop stuff much (although it was real nice with opensolaris) 00:53:24 * terabit bbl 01:04:05 when using Clang from pkgsrc I get an error like this `ld: fatal: file /opt/local/lib/clang/16/lib/sunos/libclang_rt.builtins-x86_64.a: open failed: No such file or directory`. I'm trying to understand if it's a missing file or what. fyi I'm porting a compiler to illumos. 01:11:22 antranigv: I don't know much about clang but yes, that looks like a missing file. 01:12:15 sommerfeld I'll install clang from OmniOS extras now and try to compare them. 01:14:06 other question, I read the information from internet, your oxide computer booting does not need bios/uefi, is it really, is there any details for the progress, it’s interesting 01:31:25 my guess is that the libclang_rt.builtins file is for clang's equivalent of gcc's libgcc - some functions the compiler's code generator depends on that aren't in libc. 17:37:52 More followup on Stephan Althaus's zones problem, consistent with the previous analysis: https://openindiana.org/pipermail/oi-dev/2024-January/033535.html and https://openindiana.org/pipermail/oi-dev/2024-January/033536.html; the zone that failed to boot was at the commit right before the fexecve change while the global zone was four commits after. 18:12:15 [illumos-gate] 16213 i86pc improperly handles 64-bit config space -- Robert Mustacchi 19:10:34 'NOTICE: igc0 link up, 1000 Mbps, full duplex' -- basic of a link working are there. Need to write up all the I/O. But it's a start. 19:14:44 igc? 19:27:00 i think those are the newer I2x0 parts that are 2.5Gbit 19:30:18 Yea that's what it looks like, seems they've been around at least since 2019. Hopefully they are not as complicated to program as other Intel parts. 19:40:29 i'm guessing since it's just 2.5gb, they probably didn't decide to throw in an entire network switch into the NIC *cough i40e*cough*ixl*cough*, so that probably helps keep the complexity down 19:41:55 though I'm going to assume their TSO support is equally as brain dead (or I guess maybe 'cheap' is likely more accurate) as their other parts 19:55:31 It's just an igb/e1000g that has a 2.5G MAC/phy. 19:55:51 Though that MAC/PHY working is a different question. 19:56:10 There's a lot of erratum there. 20:30:51 ooh exciting, if you have something that needs testing I can help 20:32:23 wiedi: Right now I just have links and interrupts going. So once I get the rest of the surround I'll make sure to make more noise. 20:32:35 cool 20:32:46 But the packet rx/tx is the same as igb, so that shouldn't be too bad. 22:07:08 [illumos-gate] 16114 ksh should not be isaexec'd -- Richard Lowe