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Hi, I don't know if your problem has been solved, but have you checked the target numbers on the external box. It looks like the internal targets are set to 1 and 3, the external drive will have to be something different. The probe-scsi command from the openboot prompt will tell you what...

Hi You used the correct command to bring the operating system down. Look on the back of the case. Our Ultra 5's have an on/off switch on the back. Also watch out for the keyboard power down switch. Your techno expert may find this feature in the near future. I know some of my users have...

Hi, I guess I'm confused about what you are trying to do, but I will give it a try. When you create only a root partition /usr, /var /opt are created for you on the root patition. For example they would be located on /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 slice of you disk. You would then create a mount point...

Tia, We had the same problem with Ultra 5's. Are you running Solaris 8? We had to put the ip in the hostname.hme0 file to correct this problem. Grace

you might take a look at the sar command. # sar -d Shows disk activity # sar -u Shows central processor unit utilization. Grace

Sun's web page has a link to remanufactured equipment.

The command I used was tar cvfp /dev/rmt/0 *. Nothing out of the ordinary. The strange thing is the first file on the tape was a tar file with the same name as the data file that should have been on the tape.

After you use the format command to create a new slice on the disk, you will need to run the newfs comman on the new slice you created. This will create the lost+found directory. You will also have to create a mount point with the mkdir command Next if you want to mount this file system at...

In the last 2 month I have received 2 tape with the same problem. The first file on the tape is a tar file which contains a backup of the files on the rest of the tape. The tar file has overlayed the orginal file and I have lost the backup. As I said this has happen twice and was wondering...

The reason that your enviornment variables are not taking has to do with the shell. You need to source your config file within the current shell. In korn shell you would execute from the command line . ./config_file_name This will make the variables available to your current shell. If your...