00:35:46 <jayjwa> How can I get a stateless ipv6 address? The interface only has link-local.
03:00:03 <sommerfeld> jayjwa: how did you enable ipv6 on the interface?   something like "ipadm create-addr -T addrconf -p stateful=no foo0/v6" ?
03:23:00 <jayjwa> I didn't mention the stateful part at first. ipadm create-addr -T addrconf rge0/v6 
03:24:44 <jayjwa> Afterwards it said something about "already in use". Anyway, the system hung on a package update and now won't come up again. 
03:25:32 <jayjwa> Might be a bad disk, as the hardware's not been used in awhile. I switched the disks out and all was well for about 5 hours but now I guess not. 
04:13:53 <jayjwa> "New" disk. That command seems to have worked now. 
04:24:20 <jayjwa> Does OmniOS have an inet-utils? I'm looking for finger, etc. 
04:24:40 <jayjwa> Checking here: https://pkg.omnios.org/r151030/core/en/catalog.shtml
07:22:37 <oninoshiko> jayjwa: basename   link   usr/ucb/finger pkg:/compatibility/ucb⊙0
07:26:29 <oninoshiko> now the stuff in that package is probably pretty archaic and may not have modern flags. It's actually for compatability with SunOS 4
07:29:23 <oninoshiko> (obviously, my system is r50, not r30)
07:38:27 <oninoshiko> if you're looking for anything else in particular, the command "pkg search finger" is how I found that
07:39:26 <oninoshiko> actually, two packages report having finger... the other may be better: pkg:/service/network/network-servers⊙0
17:08:40 <jayjwa> Thanks. Still getting used to those package links. 
17:08:57 <jayjwa> No wonder the disk died: it was from 2009.
20:18:17 <jayjwa> Are users supposed to home in /home or /export/home? During setup, it used /home but https://eerielinux.wordpress.com/2018/09/28/exploring-omnios-in-a-vm-1-2/ suggests /export/home but that's blank.  
20:22:26 <ptribble> Historically, /home was where home directories were expected to be found, but the automount(8) managed /home and mounted user directories there on demand
20:23:07 <ptribble> For that to work, the actual home directories had to be created somewhere else, such as /export/home
20:24:03 <ptribble> If the automounter isn't in use (the autofs service is disabled) then it doesn't matter where they are
20:25:55 <sjorge> andyf does bloody have then newer bhyve firmware that does swtpm emulation too ?
20:26:11 <jayjwa> So I should move the contents of /home up to /export/home manually?
20:28:39 <ptribble> What does `svcs autofs` say? I presume it has to be disabled in order for anything to have been placed in /home in the first place.
20:29:40 <jayjwa> Yes, disabled. Solaris 9 seemed to use /export/home out of the box. Sorry for the beginner questions, but this fmri/smf stuff is all new to me. 
20:29:42 <ptribble> If it's disabled, you're fine (but if it does get enabled later, then life could get "interesting")
20:30:36 <jayjwa> After, I'd like to NFS the homes once get rpcbind allowing connections from outside.
20:30:46 <ptribble> Using the automounter made a lot of sense with home directories shared between machines using nfs, it's not really useful for standalone systems
20:39:56 <jayjwa> I read briefly about bhyve. Does Omni OS have SIMH and/or Qemu? I'd like to take some of the load off my Linux system wrt virtual machines. 
20:42:49 <ptribble> There's both qemu and kvm in OmniOS. But generally, use bhyve if you can.
20:45:37 <ptribble> I don't think simh is packaged, but it's easy enough to build from source