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  1. stevea

    Solaris won't boot after Power Failure

    Type in "boot" You have auto-boot set to false in OBP....
  2. stevea

    eject cdrom while a cmd on the cdrom is executing

    I think I would have the script copy the contents of this cdrom to /tmp, eject the cd, then run the script. After script is run, you could reboot (which clears /tmp) or have your script delete the contents.. HTH
  3. stevea

    Possible to use Solaris 8 on Sun Rays

    sure..you just need to get the SysAdmin of the SunRay server to load the s/w
  4. stevea

    Disk Mirroring

    I would use the Disk Suite package if you are only going to mirror. It is free and I beleive its on the one of the CDs included with the installation media or download from sun.com
  5. stevea

    Certicate

    Even though they are 'close', I would say you may have some difficulties. If you can answer all the objectives for the test (listed on the certification page on www.sun.com), you have a great chance. I am certified on both AIX and Solaris. I thought the Solaris exams were a little tougher. My...
  6. stevea

    Start up issues

    I know there is a SunAlert on the SPARC side of installation on drives larger than 9.1 GB and OBP 2.X...check sunsolve.sun.com
  7. stevea

    I've got a simple "flavor" question...

    Citrix is correct.... The last version of SunOS was4.1.3. Solaris 1st versions of Solaris was 2.0, 2.1, 2.2. These version were terribly unstable. When Solaris 2.3 was released it would actually work. Most Sun shops didnt move to Solaris until after Solaris 2.3. Solaris 2.4 saw...
  8. stevea

    finding out if anyone has logged on to my account (by su)

    type in #last <username> this will look at the lastlog file
  9. stevea

    AIX advice for a newbie?

    There are tons of UNIX books out there. I recently saw a "UNIX for dummies" book that was fairly simple. "Unix in a Nutshell" is also good. I would recommend going to Amazon.com, booksonline.com and check out a Barns & Noble bookstore. Good Luck!
  10. stevea

    Loss of Root password

    I inherited an IRIX 5.3 system and do not have the root password. How can I backdoor into it to change it?

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