05:18:16 <danmcd> rennj: 68k vs 68010 is quite a bit of difference; the latter supports an MMU, which I have no idea when Amiga adopted.  And you ought to mention Jay Miner when speaking of the Amiga, which is more a descendent of the Atari 8-bits than it was the C-64 (which 15-year-old-me did not understand at the time).
05:35:52 <rennj> a1200/a4000 pinnacle..
05:35:53 <rennj> The 68030 is essentially a 68020 with a memory management unit (MMU) and instruction and data caches of 256 bytes each.
05:38:15 <rennj> The A1200 offers a number of advantages over earlier lower-budget Amiga models. Specifically, it is a 32-bit design; the 68EC020 microprocessor is faster than the 68000 and has 2 MB of RAM as standard. The AGA chipset used in the A1200 is a significant improvement.
05:39:29 <rennj> danmcd, https://imgur.com/K4c4vBk
05:39:48 <rennj> danmcd, https://imgur.com/p95rKOf solaris 10 beta tv card working.
05:39:53 <rennj> same hardware
05:40:00 <rennj> amithlon or solaris 10 beta
05:41:19 <rennj> vncviewer,usernet,tv,ftp,web browsing...
05:41:30 <rennj> grr usenet
05:42:15 <rennj> 2003-2005 freebsd, linux, solaris divergence
05:42:29 <rennj> smf,dtrace,zones etc..
05:44:07 <rennj> video4linux on solaris made tv-card work
05:44:12 <rennj> haha
05:44:17 <rennj> before DDI changes
05:44:29 <rennj> gtk video4linux
05:44:33 <rennj> not qt
05:50:42 <rennj> was good year @home, and @work.. i had brand new sun e6800 and hp rp8400/superdome brand new brocade san fabric switches...adic robot libraries. little san fabric connected to higher intelligence
05:51:10 <rennj> ibm system Z and sun e25k on their own floor
05:52:30 <rennj> and storagetek was not owned by sun...
05:52:47 <rennj> ibm was dumping to those huge silo's for years...
08:21:22 <rennj> the JOY of unix
11:13:47 <wonko> rennj: The benefit being SmartOS is awesome. ZFS is awesome. CrossBow is awesome. Dtrace is awesome. Linux can do those thing but it's so meh at it.
12:41:00 <Smithx10> I have a zone stuck in shuttdown_down looks like zsched is the pid running with ps -fz $zone
12:42:57 <Smithx10> just took forever,  was out of space prior to shutdown 
14:48:06 <Smithx10> bahamat:  what would stop a machine from showing up in sdc-vmadm list?
14:49:28 <neuroserve> Smithx10 : typo?
14:49:43 <Smithx10> i can do sdc-vmadm get $uuid 
14:49:48 <Smithx10> but it doesnt show up in list 
14:53:32 <neuroserve> I've checked nat, volume and bhyve - all are listable and gettable
15:22:39 <bahamat> Smithx10: How many total vms do you have in your datacenter?
15:32:09 <bahamat> Or maybe better to ask how may vms does sdc-vmadm return?
15:32:30 <bahamat> If it's 1000, then you're hitting the API limit.
15:33:25 <bahamat> All the APIs have a built in limit of returning 1000 objects and you have to paginate past that. But looking at the code, sdc-vmadm doesn't paginate, so you only get the first 1000 returned.
16:12:17 <Smithx10> ahhhh
16:12:18 <Smithx10> probably it
16:15:29 <Smithx10> yep,  list owner_uuid=$owner resulted with it in the list