In the latest in a series of obscure technical questions that probably have no place on a niche single model car forum but I'm going to ask anyway....
Anyone running either of these two operating systems fancy running the terminal command "netstat -rn" and posting (or PMing if you'd prefer) the output to me please?
I'm after the location of the router IP address.
Up yours Photobucket.
Re: Anyone run freeBSD or Solaris?
[Re: Wishy]
#1589660 03/12/201600:0803/12/201600:08
The t'internet connection here is woeful so I'm trying to avoid downloading two whole operating systems for what would be a very limited section of user base. I've tested the Mac version of the code I'm writing via VM and have full Linux and Windows systems to test directly.
Note to self I hadn't realised that I could just download Solaris until now. Solaris 11
Last edited by Wishy; 03/12/201600:19.
Up yours Photobucket.
Re: Anyone run freeBSD or Solaris?
[Re: Wishy]
#1590471 18/12/201623:0618/12/201623:06
Thank you, that's great as I haven't been able to get FreeBSD working, if I'm reading that correctly your router is at 172.16.250.1.
I went for a variation of plan B in that I downloaded the images at work where the t'internet connection is substantially faster (about 100 times ). I've got Solaris running fine in a VM but FreeBSD isn't playing ball.
Last edited by Wishy; 19/12/201600:37.
Up yours Photobucket.
Re: Anyone run freeBSD or Solaris?
[Re: Wishy]
#1592409 21/01/201700:1221/01/201700:12
yes my wan is behind 172.16.250.1 BSD may need a "legacy" network interface in a VM. No reaso it would not work. I could chuck up a Free bsd VM on my xen server if all you want is ssh.
Last edited by Jef_uk; 21/01/201700:14.
Re: Anyone run freeBSD or Solaris?
[Re: ]
#1592465 21/01/201714:3321/01/201714:33
I most certainly will do. I'm writing various bits and bobs that I'm trying to make as multi-platform as possible. I have Windows/Linux machines to test with and Solaris/Macos covered with a vm. However,As mentioned above I never FreeBSD working so that would be useful thanks.