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Is there a configuration file on Solaris (Sun e250) which allows me to force the monitor resolution to be 60Khz Thanks Ohh, PGX64 VGA card.

How do I combine two 9Gb drives and Make them look like one 18G? Hi, I'm using Solaris 8 and would like to use my current 9Gb HD's and make them look like an 18Gb HD? Is this possible, if so, how do I do this? Thanks

Can anyone tell me what the risks are by creating a distribution lists on my exchange organization that has an external mail address? For example, I want to create a distribution lists that will contain people from our marketing department and people from our engineering department and possibly...

I can't get the C compiler to work, it says the C compiler cant create executables...I downloaded gcc and it still doesn't work. cause i can't get the C compiler to create executables. Any software recommended off of sunfreeware? By the way, I couldn't get to that website and thanks for the help

I can't get the C compiler to work, it says the C compiler cant create executables...I downloaded gcc and it still doesn't work. cause i can't get the C compiler to create executables. Any software recommended off of sunfreeware?

Still having problems. What is the easiest way to set the env variables. I'm just going through and doing: PATH=$PATH:/usr/sbin:/opt/SUNWspro/bin/cc etc, etc is there a file i should edit

Hi, I am trying to install SSH on a solaris 8 system. I pulled down the SSH3-0.1 tar file and have untarred the file. I am at the point where i need to run configure;make but when i run this it tells me that cc can't create executables. I always have trouble with this because I dont know...

Hi, I am trying to install SSH on a solaris 8 system. I pulled down the SSH3-0.1 tar file and have untarred the file. I am at the point where i need to run configure;make but when i run this it tells me that cc can't create executables. I always have trouble with this because I dont know...

Ha Ha... We finally did figure out that we had to create the directories (create the mount points off of the root slice). Yes, I am a dumba$$...what an oversight. Anyways, Thanks guys.

Ha Ha... We finally did figure out that we had to create the directories (create the mount points off of the root slice). Yes, I am a dumba$$...what an oversight. Anyways, Thanks guys.

The generic Oracle installation requires that you create multiple disk mounts for the DBMS to work properly. I have 3 DISKS, disk one has u01 and u04. The second disk I have partitioned and created a newfs and added the mounts onto /etc/vfstab, the third disk has u03 and its the same scenario...

The generic Oracle installation requires that you create multiple disk mounts for the DBMS to work properly. I have 3 DISKS, disk one has u01 and u04. The second disk I have partitioned and created a newfs and added the mounts onto /etc/vfstab, the third disk has u03 and its the same scenario...

We figured it out...we are using the nawk command...Thanks

Anyone here ever use awk when writing a script. We are trying to execute the "system" function call from a script file to execute a program. The program is called and returned because of our print statements referenced in the script, but the program does not execute. We tried...

Thanks everyone...I went another route... There is also an http deamon running on the box, so I found some source code for an http executable on the internet. I compiled the source code, ran it against the box and was able to write the files from the remote system onto my local host. Now I am...

Yeah...But this is a pseudo version of VxWorks...it only has an rlogin daemon and telnet daemon running. Someone told me their was a trick in using rlogin where i could specify the acount, password, command to be executed (like a copy/cat or something), then it would put the file on the local...

Yeah, I looked into that...But I need to have the same id on both machines. I'll have to have the vendor create an ID for this....But I thought there was a way to do it just using rlogin. Thanks

Is there a way to use rlogin to grep or capture a file on a remote host. I am working on a SCO version of UNIX and am trying to rlogin or even telnet into a system that is running (pseudo) VxWorks. I would like to capture a config file on this beast onto my local machine? Anybody have any...

I have not found these answer yet. I do know that it makes the system unstable, so there is a possibility of damaging the kernel. I myself am currently running Solaris 7. Thanks...

I am trying to add virtual addresses beyond the 8192 maximum...Does anyone know how to use the adb utility so that I can allocate more resources to add additional virtual ip's? Thanks... Rob