Noclobber

mehraban_b

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• Mar 19th, 2007

 -i

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/etc/vold.conf

shpradeep9

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• May 25th, 2007

We got 2 controlling files for the volume manager1. /etc/vold.conf 2. /etc/rmmount.conf

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Sunsolve.sun.com

Ajay Shanker

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• Oct 4th, 2008

For patches to be installed should be located in /tmp directory.

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Running diagnostics

sudhakar362002

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• Jul 22nd, 2008

u can set the nvram variable values while system is running.that is the main useand also u can set the device alias names as u wish

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Printenv boot-device

junnuru

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• Oct 10th, 2006

Eeprom boot-device the alias name of the boot-device where as prtconf -vp | grep boot

Anand

• Jun 7th, 2006

the command would beeeprom boot-device & not printenv as suggested. Tell me if iam wrongrgds

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/etc/profile

samson12satish

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• May 23rd, 2010

You can find this file /.profile. You can change the global variable for the system wide values.

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Spray

Andy

• May 22nd, 2007

Look at the output of netstat -i, if the Ierrs and Oerrs are increasing then there are problems with dropped packets:# netstat -iName  Mtu  Net/Dest      Address&nbs...

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Enable

mohiadel

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• Mar 1st, 2008

Accept printer-name

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Name & save

samson12satish

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• May 23rd, 2010

Label the partition disk and then save it.

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Prtvtoc /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0

Rakeshshivashetty

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• Jun 13th, 2009

#prtvoc /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0 prtvoc--->Print volume table of contents

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anishgreysharp

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• May 16th, 2011

The main purpose of user mask value is to give security to the file and directories.the default umask value is 022. which is stored under /etc/profile

sridhar_madadi

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• Sep 23rd, 2005

The UMASK value for bourne and korn shell users can be modified system wide by editing the "umask" entry in the "/etc/profile" file. To change the default UMASK for the C shell, modify the UMASK variable in "/etc/default/login" file.

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prasan kumar

• Feb 20th, 2012

Logical device path i.e., /dev/dsk/c#t#d#s#

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False

Mohammed Mujahid

• Feb 7th, 2007

The command to add patch is:patchadd -m patchid.

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Ufs, nfs, swapfs

anandmohan001

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• Jan 21st, 2008

Its ufsufs is filesystem formatdfs is configourationswap is background

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Umask

ravipotlurigeek

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• Apr 11th, 2007

You can display the default user umask by typing #umaskdefault is 022The umask command should set the user mask in the /etc/default/login file or a user initialization file. such as /etc/profile or .cshrc.

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Dtsourceprofile

ravipotlurigeek

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• Apr 11th, 2007

DTSOURCEPROFILE=true

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^d

hanumesh

• Apr 11th, 2007

Control + D

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This denotes the kernel update patch level/operating system version residual on the server

bipinbs

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• 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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Show-devs

osmond

• Dec 1st, 2014

Printenv boot-file

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Bootblk

Abhishek Jaiswal

• Oct 30th, 2006

VTOC resides on sector 0.After VTOC it boot block on Sector 1-15.After Boot Block, Primary super block comes in 16-31 sectors.Then Backup superblock on Sector 32.

siva

• May 4th, 2006

A solaris disk has an area called volume table of contents(VTOC) that stores information about disk structure and organization.

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