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My installation of SUSE linux 10 says that it has installed some type of unixodbc but I have no idea how to use it or to what extent I can use it. Does anyone have experience with the unixodbc installed by SUSE linux? Tom Plassman Worthington Schools

When I connect to the T2000 admin port using Hyperterm on a PC it tells me that the root password is invalid, but the root password works fine when I establish a telnet session. Is there a difference between logging in on the console under Solaris 10 and logging in through telnet? If so how to...

I assume the printers are defined in the hosts file and you can ping the printer?

When booting a Solaris 8 box while connected to the network the following message comes up during the boot process: /usr/sbin/vold[344]: [ID 862650 daemon.error] can't set vol root to "/vol"; Resource temporarily unavailable The box appears to finish booting and appears to be running OK, but...

Thanks. The boot device was 'disk net'. I finally managed to change it to 'disk' and the system boots fine now.

I get to the 'ok' prompt. What can I do here to get the system to boot? It still goes into the ARP/RARP loop and won't finish booting.

kHz, none of those key combinations were able to break the loop. I can get to the 'lom' prompt. Is there anything I can do from there. Even some way I can get to a point of reinstalling the OS again in case I inadvertantly turned on network boot.

I just reinstalled Solaris 8 2/04. I am connected to the admin port on the sun box using a PC and Hyperterminal. I have yet to find any combination of keys that will get me a STOP A when it is stuck in its ARP/RARP loop so I am having no luck getting to an 'ok' prompt.

I am having trouble getting a SunFire V100 with Solaris 8 to boot. As it comes up it gets to the point where it says the ethernet link is up, then says it is using the onboard transceiver, then goes into an endless timeout saying it is timing out waiting for an ARP/RARP packet, and will not...

That was it. On Solaris those bad characters stand out like a sore thumb but 'vi' on the linux box didn't show them. Thanks Tom

Not so simple I'm afraid. which perl produces the same value as contained in the script. Tom

I downloaded a free perl File upload script to my Fedore core 2 Linux box. The script doesn't work. When I run it from the command line I get a "bad interpreter: no such file or directory" message. Yet if I a create a very simple perl script from scratch it works fine. Any ideas on what...