I have days problem with enabling my Marvell Yukon Ethernet Driver (in may case, I’m using 88E8056) working with Sun xVM VirtualBox and xVM in either Solaris 10 or Nevada B80/B93. I used driver comes from Marvell, I have test 2 versions of drivers, but no luck. All version, when I issued dladm show-dev command. [...]
Filed under: Solaris | Tagged: ethernet, marvell, myk, opensolaris, solaris, xvm, yukon | 2 Comments »
Last week, suddenly I contacted by a girl that finally introduced her self as reporter from Jurnal Indonesia. It’s a nice conversation though. You can look at the news here:
http://jurnalnasional.com/?med=tambahan&sec=PROFIT&rbrk=&id=57860&detail=PROFIT
The lady’s name was reminding me to the Indonesia’s President’s doughter in law
Filed under: Solaris | Tagged: jurnal indonesia, news, osug | Leave a Comment »
There is a way to improve your Firefox browser performance with enabling HTTP/1.1 pipelining. Please refer to Firefox’s FAQ for further information about that. Please keep in mind that not all web servers are capable with this particular feature.
Here are step-by-step enabling http pipelining in your Firefox browser:
type about:config in your address bar
set network.http.pipelining become [...]
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Long time ago, back to 1980’s, X11 define that middle mouse button is paste, you can read the detail in here. As opposed to Microsoft standard uses middle mouse button as navigation key.
Firefox/Swiftweasel in Unix/Linux implemented the same nature of X11. If you have problem with this nature, you can simply disable the feature.
From your [...]
Filed under: *nix, Solaris | Tagged: firefox, linux, middle, mouse, paste, swiftweasel, ubuntu, x11 | 1 Comment »
