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I have an 8-port Portmaster Adapter/A RS-232 card that has to be installed. On AIX 4.2 It is used to run some simulator program. There are two more similar cards installed on AIX 3.2 but they are listed as 4-port selectable portmaster adapter/a (mpqp) My problem is...when I do a...

daFranze, First off, thank all of you for getting back with me. The path for the ufsdump is usr/sbin/ufsdump From your post it looks like all I need to do is put the path in the .profile. Is that correct? Thanx, Tracee

Hi, I need to backup my system with the ufsdump command, but it will not let me. How do I add the ufsdump command to my .profile? I think this will fix the problem. Thanx! Tracee

Thanks for the info, I will check to see if any of those files exist and I will also check out the website as well. Thanks!

If the .mwmrc file is not in the users home directory, where do they get the .mwmrc file from? Is there a default location for the file? T.

Thanks! the lsuser command worked! tracee

Hi, Could anyone tell me how to pring a screen from SMIT? I would like to print out a user list. Thanks, Tracee

When a user tries to boot up with their xstation 140 the error come up 503 flash file system corrupted. What does that mean. I have tried to reboot several times with the same error. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Tracie

Hi, I am trying to change permissions for a group with the command chmod g+r filename. I get the error chmod:WARNING can't change filename How can this happen when I am logged in as root? I just want to give the group permissions. Thanks, Tracee

Isn't .rhosts at the root level. Edit the .rhosts on the machine you want to rlogin to and include the name of the machine you rlogin from. Tracee

Nevermind the previous post. I figured it out, it was the directory wasn't created. Thanks alot for you help! Tracee

Thanks for responding, I did the lsfs -a and this is what i got name nodename mountpt VFS size auto accounting /config/utils severname /config/utils nfs -- bg,hard,intr yes no does this mean it is mounting automatically...and if i took off the automount, what change would it...

Hi, I am trying to use the command mount all and I get this error: mount: 1831-008 giving up on: server_name: /config/utils vmount: A file or directory in the path name does not exist What does the error mean? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks! Tracee

Hi Sushveer, It works! I think that did the trick. Under flags = Admsvr (whatever that means) I deleted it and all looks good. Thanks alot for your help! Thanks to everyone that replied to my post! Tracee

Bi, The user used a new password without any special characters and the same problem exists. Do you have any other suggestions? I appreciate the help> TRACEE

Hi, I have a user on our AIX LAN whose password continues to ask him for a new one. He recently changed the password about a week ago. Prior to him changing it, eveything was fine. When he logs into the system it accepts the password. If he locks the screen with xlock and comes back, it will...

Thanks guys, I have changed the options not to exclude anything, made a backup and checked it through the "LIST BACKUP CONTENTS" and sure enough /home is there...I really appreciate your help. The system was configured this way since I started here and it explains why sometimes /home...

/home is in my /usr/lpp/sysback/.exclude_list. What do I need to do to correct it? Can I still recover the data on the tape since it backed up the metadata? If so, how? Thanks! Tracee

When I backup other machines using the same procedure, I have no trouble restoring. It is just this particular machine that the files I backed up (or think I backed up) do not show up. I may have to try IBM...I appreciate your help. Do you happen to have a link for IBM support? Thanks alot...

Yes, I am sorry...there were listed as you said. Will that make any difference? Tracee