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How to recover if /etc directory deleted, there is no cdrom drive, no network boot or what happened if /etc directory deleted?
ramkalyanbala
- Aug 10th, 2007
I think you can try this also:In OBP type the command "boot -ar". This will do the step by step configuration. If any system related file missed in /etc it creates automatically. Try this and reply me. Thanks
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What is a logical address and relocation register?
how does the OS allocate a memory space for a process without overwriting another process in a memory?
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What is the boot process in solaris 9?
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What is the difference between UFS and VXFS and advantages of VXFS?
Amit Shiknis
- Dec 10th, 2007
Please have a look at following table for detailed technical specifications for VXFS and UFS file systems- FeatureXFSUFSVxFSNTFSMax FS Size18 million TB1 TB1 TB2 TBMax File Size9 million TB1 TB1 TB2 T...
jaykanthk
- Nov 7th, 2007
UFS :- UFS is having limited inodes. UFS is u can't increase and decrease the volumes and filesystems VXFS:- VXFS is having lot of inodes. VXFS is u can increase and decrease the volumes and filesystem at a time online.
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Main difference between NIS & NIS+
kumar511
- Dec 21st, 2007
NIS+ was mainly designed to address problem that NIS cannot address NIS &nb...
kovelkar
- Oct 18th, 2007
NIS Single domain replication..NIS+ is Multi Domain Replication..
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Of the following file systems, which ones are of "fs' file system type?
Ufs, nfs, swapfs
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What is difference between ACL and CHMOD
kovelkar
- Oct 18th, 2007
chmod we will uset to give the permisions on files or folders..ACL to give permission on a file more than one group or users from diffrent groups and we can customise the permissions type..
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Solaris - increase directory size
Which command is used on command line to increase the size of the directory or mount point in sun solaris os?
Vijay.Chaudhary
- Jan 25th, 2008
1. mount . doesn't carry any space. Space is being consumed by the mount path it is reflecting.2. Dir. doesn't carry any space. It even doesn't carry files. It simply carry no. of links of any files and their names.3. Size is increased for various mounted fs.
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Raid Policies
Writing speed in which raid level is faster among raid 0 striping and raid 5
casemanager
- Jan 30th, 2008
Write speed will be faster in case of Raid 0 as for Raid 5 it will also have to calculate the parity.
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What file controls system wide password aging?
/etc/default/passwd
shyam gopal
- Mar 23rd, 2006
/etc/shadow
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Change the date of sun solaris.
how we change sun solaris system date from "Thu Jan 31 18:26:28 IST 2008"... to "Thu Jan 31 06:26:28 PM IST 2008".....i mean 24 hours format to 12 format so we u run the command date u will get the desired output
Amit Shiknis
- Feb 19th, 2008
On a solaris system you could do this:date +%rOr you can modify following file-/usr/bin/date [-u] [[mmdd]HHMM | mmddHHMM[cc]yy][.SS]HH will be the hour number format of 24hours and 12 hours.Thanks,Amit Shiknis
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What is significant about Generic_108528-nn?
This denotes the kernel update patch level/operating system version residual on the server
bipinbs
- Mar 5th, 2008
It is nothing but the Generic is the kernel patch and nn refers to the version of the patch.
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What is the command for Install any software like oracle in Unix/Solaris? Why am I not getting colors while installing solaris9 even though it displays colors during test of KDM configuration?How to install solaris9 in NON GUI mode?
bipinbs
- Mar 5th, 2008
Here are some few steps to install oracle.1) first u create a seperate partition.2) create a new filesystem for created partition2) mount the file system3) create are user called oracle4) allocate tha...
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What is the difference between reboot and init 6
satheeshrsk
- May 7th, 2008
"init 6" performs reboot in a clean and orderly manner,informing the svc.startd daemon of the change in runlevel,which subsequently achieves the appropriate milestone and ultimately executes...
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What are the different phases in boot process?
PROM phase (post boot device loads boot block sector 0) Boot program phase (boot program loads ufsboot) Kernel Initialisation Phase (reads and initialises /etc/system start init process rc scripts)
satheeshrsk
- May 7th, 2008
1. Boot PROM Phase2. Boot Programs Phase 3. Kernel Initialization Phase4. init Phase5. svc.startd Phase
sankar_4site
- May 15th, 2006
Boot phases of Solaris Operating Environment are:1.boot PROM2.boot programs like bootblk,ufsboot 3.kernel initialization like loading modules4. init phase
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