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I am trying to locate the source code of either Solaris 10 or its kernel, as it used to be part of the OpenSolaris project. Do you have any ideas?
I was able to find the OpenSolaris source as there are forks (e.g Schillix,open Indiana).
Are there any Solaris 10 - based ?
I basically want to modify the kernel.
Thanks a lot!
Solaris 10 kernel source was never released as open source. OpenSolaris started after the Solaris 10 release, using the source from the development branch which became Solaris 11. The work to separate the parts of Solaris that could be open sourced or had to be kept closed (due to third party rights) was never done for Solaris 10.
Solaris 10 kernel source was available for purchase from Sun under proprietary license terms, but I believe Oracle is no longer selling that either.
Source Code for Open Source Software Components of Oracle Solaris can be found below:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/opensource/systems-solaris-1562786.html
However, I haven't checked yet if it contains kernel source code.
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I installed a new Intel Xeon Phi in a work station which already has 3 Nvidia GPUs installed. To make the Phi card work, I have to load the Intel's MIC kernel module into my Linux kernel. And by doing so the Phi card works fine. However, every time when we reboot the system, we just couldn't use the GPU. The error message is that the system couldn't find the CUDA driver.
However, the only thing I need to do to fix this is to use "SUDO" to run one CUDA binaries or some Nvidia's command just like "sudo nvida-smi". Then everything just works fine, both CUDA and Intel's Xeon phi.
Anybody knows why? Without my sudo command, other people just can not use the GPUs. This is kind of annoying. How can I fix this?
CUDA requires that certain resource files be established for GPU usage, and this is covered in the Linux getting started guide (step 6 under runfile installation -- note the recommended startup script).
You may also be interested in this article, which focuses on the same subject -- how to automatically establish the resource files at startup.
Once these files are established correctly, an ordinary user (non-root) will be able to use the GPUs without any other intervention.
I have no idea why Xeon Phi installation might have affected this in your particular setup.
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Anyone know about places in the cloud where you can create (virtual) machines (like Amazon EC2) to use for your computing tasks - places that offer a number (at least 5-10) of free machines, if they are used for testing open source projects?
Im not looking for places hosting CI environments like Jenkins, Hudson, TeamCity etc. for free for open source projects. Im looking for a place where I can run some servers where I can setup the open source system itself in a clustered and distributed environment. Then drive a test against that clustered and distributed environment from an automated test (e.g. executed from a CI environment).
I think that Openshift may attend your requirements. Specially if you do not need to have an external port open apart from the http
Would AWS Free tier work for you? I realise it's not really a cluster..
http://aws.amazon.com/free/
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I am looking for a Odbc library for Fortran (gFortran/Win). There was one product available by the name f90SQL but its now discontinued. I don't want write my own API wrapper for Odbc that would take alot of time is there any opensource or even a product that would provide that service.
A quick google came up with several options:
ForDBC
flibs/odbc
windtracer ODBC Intercation
I don't know if any of these are suitable, but some are open source and you should be able to adapt to your needs.
I know I'm excavating an old question but it pops up in google search.
It is only flibs/odbc that is free software among those Oded mentioned. It lacks some nice features like column binding and it generally enforces its own API. I took an effort to generate Fortran 2003 C bindings directly from ODBC headers. fodbc is far from being complete. But simple example with sqlite3 works for me so far. It looks like tests with MS Access reading and MS Excel writing do well.
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It's my daily routine to check and view my server's Event Log.
Is there any application to analyze the Windows Event Log and send me notification or report?
I saw many Commercial application when I was googling like Splunk , but any idea about open source desktop application?
Snare
AdventNet free edition
ManageEngine's Event Log Analyzer (a division of Zoho Corporation (formerly AdventNet)) offers free event log monitoring tool. It is a full function free tool with 5 hosts limit.
Link: https://www.manageengine.com/products/eventlog/download-free.html
There is OSSEC but if you are going to buy something, then buy TriGeo's stuff.
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i have an older test unix server with mysql 4.1 enterprise edition on it.
i'm looking for a tool that i can use to automatically generate an erd?
preferably free and easy to setup...
i try to install workbench but i didn't have the know how and after checking with my server guys he told me that i can't install the latest version. and i've been googling around and i can't find any older version for workbench as well.
so i was thinking maybe there's some other open source tools hidden out there that i don't know about.
thanks!
Well, Power Architect is one candidate. I have not tried it with MySQL or on Linux but it reckons to support MySQL and it has a generic *nix download. Plus it is FOSS.