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<0> and automatically
<1> i got both ways to work in the lab
<1> never done it outside of the cl***room though
<0> oh well
<1> anyways....hope that helps you arp
<0> I probably won't have to think about it until I get a new job
<2> god emc is ghey
<3> my free solaris 10 media kit never came yet?
<2> do all you need to do persistent binding for your hba/conf ?
<2> why this isnt dynamic in 2007 is beyond me
<4> emc is the ****.
<4> big time ****.
<1> yes
<1> you want "real" storage hds is the truth
<4> **** harder than the prom queen in the boys locker room during halftime.
<1> booyah
<2> I know
<2> but this **** ****s
<4> as much as I'd like the HDS storage..
<4> I can't justify (nor get the budget for) HDS
<1> dude
<4> not for the way we do storage here..
<2> server wont see luns and I cant reboot this is just nutty that I have to reboot to get these luns seen
<1> how much you storage you need?
<4> 4 arrays, 12T raw each.
<1> ok
<4> which just isn't cost effective enough to warrant hds
<5> feh, okay, different disktypes. gotta dump|restore&&grub
<6> just go to frys!
<1> how much you think that costs?
<4> if I needed 48T of disk in a single array it woudl make more sense..
<4> List?
<1> sure
<4> at least 2.1M
<4> The thing with the HDS's is that the cost of the frame, w/o disk, is high.
<6> but thats chump change!
<4> heh
<4> for you maybe :)
<2> is there no way to dynamically update power devices?
<4> there is..
<1> what is high?
<6> doenst everyone have a 75million IT budget?
<4> what are you trying to do?
<1> i have diskless nsc55 pricing right here in front of me
<4> Sar - what I mean is that from teh pricing I saw about 6 months ago, and 3 years prior to that, the HDS systems were not a cost efficient in small configurations like what I"m looking for.
<1> well
<1> one sec
<3> cosmos: i don't, help me out
<4> so unless somethingn liek that has changed, which I get the feeling is hasn't, I have to rule hds out
<1> is $145k too much?
<6> ccfl: get a new job :)
<4> for what config?
<1> 32GB cache
<1> 16 4GB/sec ports
<0> cos is hiring for a position under his desk
<1> no disk
<6> thats been filled by jesse-
<4> which model?
<0> is that where he's been?
<1> nsc55
<1> what sun sells as 9985
<4> ok, so that blows my train of though tout of the water..
<4> is that list or discounted?
<3> cosmos: i need you to buy me a sun ray 2 with keyboard and mouse, as well as a sun ray server with serial port, a linksys wrtsl54gs for my network music player, and a cisco adsl wic
<5> okay, so aside from grub, what do you use to set the active partition?
<5> ahh, fdisk
<5> holy crap, a standard command in linux
<2> tsuwa if you update sd.conf is there anyway to get these new luns to show up besides reboot -r ?
<2> no options in lputil I persume?
<0> cfgadm ?
<4> no..
<4> there is..
<4> no way around it..
<2> ok thanks
<4> because sd.conf is read only when the kernel starts up.
<4> even if you load /unload sd
<5> heh
<5> jd once did that
<0> unloaded sd?
<5> heh
<5> yes
<5> wait
<5> not #solaris jd
<5> tsuwa's jd
<2> that ****s, this is why I perfer using ssd driver
<0> it *let* him?
<2> no mucking around with sd.conf
<5> kae, yah.
<0> whoa
<5> it then *let* him reinstall solaris.
<5> this was 2.5.1 or 2.6 iirc
<0> </keanu>
<4> no, I tried that..
<4> Iv'e tried unloading sd
<4> same applies to /etc/system
<4> for sd configuration parameters.
<4> It f'ing ****s.
<4> Which is why I just got sick of it and put t[0-32]d[0-64] (or something close to it) in sd.conf
<5> okay
<5> linux people
<5> cpio -p vs. dump|restore
<6> okay, linux people. sounds like a 60s protest song
<5> ugh
<5> this gentoo build doesnt have dump/restore
<5> I'll try cpio
<6> gentoo is for ricers.
<7> boooo
<5> cos, which linux isnt?
<6> google it. "gentoo is for ricers"
<6> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,244520,00.html
<5> ahh I vaguely rcall that
<2> <quants> omg sol doesn't ship with screen?
<6> OMG!
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