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We use SCO 6's built-in functions to create a bootable CD and tape image. Create Emergency CD o identify and configure CD (as root) cdrecord –scanbus vi /etc/default/cdrecord - change ide to the cd drive o Read/Write media must be formatted. Skip this step unless the CD is R/W - cdrecord...

As long as you're sure you want to delete the very first file/directory: rm -rf `ls | head -n 1`

Unfortunately, it's probably because I've tried everything else... I just hate that error: C compiler cannot create executables. Kinda makes you wonder what you'd download a C compiler for if it couldn't compile executables!?!? Building working gcc's for AIX4.# and SCO5.0.# was/is an adventure...

I just tried this today on a fresh (albeit ancient) SCO 5.0.4 install (VMWare server using http://aplawrence.com/OSR5/vmware_504.html) and rsync is working. ftp ftp2.sco.com cd /pub/skunkware/osr5/vols Download and install: autoconf-2.12-VOLS.tar automake-1.4-VOLS.tar gcc-98q2-VOLS.tar...

How is the printer set up? If LPD then change the IP in /etc/hosts and then: /usr/lib/lpshut kill lpd daemons /usr/lib/lpd /usr/lib/lpsched

If those time stamps are the times that your logging in then you definitely have a problem with the license manager. I remember having problems with node-locked licenses and such on 5.0.5 but it was a long time ago. The comment at the end of this post rings a bell...

Are you still getting this message in the syslog: tflexu sco_cpd: duplicate license #

Remove /var/spool/lpd/lp_savin if it exists. Remove 2 entries for lp_savin from /etc/printcap. /usr/lib/lpshut ps -ef | grep lpd (and/or lp) and kill the processes /usr/lib/lpd /usr/lib/lpsched lpstat -p (to make sure it's gone)

It looks like there's a duplicate SCO license on the network... Recreate or remove the lp_savin remote print queue We've treated any problems with SCO "databases" with authck -av cd /etc/auth/system mv ttys /tmp/ttys.bad touch /etc/auth/system/ttys chown auth:auth /etc/auth/system/ttys...

Do you see anything in /var/adm/syslog?

SCO VisionFS is kicking your server's tail... Does it always use this much CPU? Have you rebooted the server recently?

What does this command return: ps -A -o pcpu -o pid -o comm | sort -r | more

Have you enabled remote line printing? mkdev rlp

Booting Unix daily? That's just wrong... The syntax is definitely correct. Try 0 4 * * 1-5 /etc/reboot if it does the same thing then it's probably something in the server BIOS that is preventing it from coming back up.

SCO 5.0.7 and 6.0.0 cddev=`cdrecord -scanbus | grep CD-ROM | awk '{print $1}'` cdrecord dev=$cddev -eject 2> /dev/null 1>&2 Non-writable drives will produce a warning message that can be ignored.

We had a problem when the Cisco PIX devices became more widespread. They don't like packets that come in "out of order" and caused the remote PC's connection to freeze. Our solution was to change the TCP/IP Send and Receive packet window to 32K, change the keepidle to 5 minutes instead of two...

Tools - Internet Options - Security - Internet - Custom Level Button Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins is set to prompt?

Depends on the dumb terminal Early Wyse Shift Setup Later Wyse Shift Select ADDS CTRL (or Shift) Scroll-Lock IBM3151 CTRL Setup Try right and/or left Shifts and CTRL keys.

We use the HP 350 G5 - 2.0 GHz Quad-Core Xeon E5335 Microprocessors - 1.0GB PC2-5300 ECC DDR2 SDRAM DIMM, 667 MHz - 8MB ECC L2 Cache, Intel 5000z Chipset - Smart Array E200i/128 MB Controller - (3) 36GB 15K rpm SCSI Hot Swap 2.5” SAS Hard Drives - Raid - DAT 72 Internal 36/72GB 5.25” Tape Drive...

We do this all the time using rcp. Create a user on each server who has access to the source and destination directories. Give it the same password on each server. Add each server to the other server's /etc/hosts.equiv. Create an rcp script and call it manually or from cron. rcp -rp...