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6930223
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Network Case Fails When Running Oracle VTS 7.0PS8
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Issue:
When running Oracle VTS 7.0PS8, the network case will fail. The fix has not yet been
backported to Oracle Solaris 10.
Note -
Oracle VTS was previosuly referred to as Sun VTS.
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Affected operating systems and software:
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Workaround:
Run NIC loopback test with Oracle VTS. You need to use a loopback connector.
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6889350
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Oracle Solaris FMA May Fail to Load and Cause Hang on
System Shutdown With Particular Memory Configuration
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Issue:
With mixed 4GB and 8GB DIMMs present in the same channel (for example, 8GB
DIMMs in D2, D5, D8 and 4GB DIMMs in D1, D4, D7), Oracle Solaris Fault Management
Architecture (FMA) may fail to start correctly on system boot, and may cause the
system to hang or shut down. Services will report that the fma daemon (fmd) is
offline.
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Affected operating systems:
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Oracle Solaris 10 10/08
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Oracle Solaris 10 5/09
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Workaround:
Place the DIMMs in the following order to ensure that all DIMMs within a given
channel are the same capacity: 8GB DIMMs in D1, D4, D7 and 4GB DIMMs in D2, D5,
D8. See the Oracle Solaris 10 patch 136914-01 available from the My Oracle Support
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6731637
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Boot Disk Size Limitation
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Issue:
Versions of Oracle Solaris prior to Oracle Solaris 10 05/09 will not install
on a disk device that is greater than 1TB in size.
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Affected operating systems and
software:
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Workaround:
Install the OS on a boot device that is 1TB or smaller. This issue is fixed in
Oracle Solaris 10 05/09 and subsequent supported versions of Oracle
Solaris.
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6836594
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DVD Drive Might Not Be Detected by Oracle Solaris, and
Subsequently Not by BIOS
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Issue:
In rare cases, when booting the Oracle Solaris Operating System, a USB
initialization problem can occur that causes the system's internal DVD drive and
any devices attached to the front panel USB ports to go undetected by Oracle
Solaris, even though the devices were seen by BIOS. Once this occurs, these
devices will fail to be detected by both BIOS and Oracle Solaris for subsequent
warm reboots.
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Affected operating systems and
software:
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Workaround:
Turn the chassis main power off and then back on. If issues with the DVD or
other USB devices persist for multiple consecutive power off/on cycles, then the
problem is not due to this known issue. Initiate a service call.
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6836590
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High-Speed USB 2.0 Devices Might Not Enumerate
Properly
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Issue:
In rare cases when booting the Oracle Solaris Operating System, a USB
initialization problem can occur that causes high-speed devices to go undetected
by Oracle Solaris.
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Affected operating systems and
software:
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Workaround:
Reboot Oracle Solaris. If USB enumeration issues persist across multiple
consecutive reboots, then the problem is not due to this known issue. Initiate a
service call.
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6883310
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On Systems Running the Oracle Solaris OS, Setting the
Power Management Hardcap Power Limit Prior to Booting the System Does Not
Control System Power
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Issue:
If you set a power limit with timelimit=0 (none) prior to booting the system
and the operating system (OS) is Oracle Solaris 10 05/09, the power limit is not
adhered to by the system.
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Affected operating systems and
software:
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Workaround:
After the OS is booted, do the following:
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Disable the budget activation state.
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Re-enable the budget activation state.
Note -
This action must be taken each time after booting the OS.
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