I did a test install of Belenix, another OpenSolaris distribution. On booting the system, the network interface was nowhere to be seen. To create it, you have to use the ifconfig “plumb” command, like this:
ifconfig e1000g0 plumb
Entries from March 2007
How to create a network interface in Solaris
March 15th, 2007 · No Comments
Tags: Tips & tricks
HOWTO Replace RedHat with Gentoo, Remotely over SSH – Interesting tutorial on replacing RedHat with Gentoo "in place". (0)
COMPUTE!’s Gazette disks – Archive of all the companion disks of the now-defunct COMPUTE!’s Gazette magazine. 089SEP91.ZIP contains a program I wrote :-) (0)
Blog-tagged!
March 7th, 2007 · 1 Comment
I’m not commonly one to participate in chain-letter-like things, but I find this one cute: I have been blog-tagged by Raffy Marty. So I have to tell you five little-known things about myself. Without further ado, here they are:
I have an IMDB entry. Yup, that’s actually me. If you are curious enough to follow the [...]
Very simple rules for memory management in Cocoa – Nice article with concise descriptions of the rules and conventions for memory management in Cocoa (0)