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If you are sure that you do not want to keep the log files for reviewing, you may go ahead with making /var/log as tmpfs. /var/run is one of the directories which need to be cleared during boot time....

tmpfs is not a persistent storage solution. But, not to forget, it takes space from swap area too when there's a shortage of real memory. I have seen it's used on some *BSD based firewalls to store...

tmpfs is used in cases where you want to save temporary data which you do not want to be persistent over a reboot. Solaris uses tmpfs for /tmp.

use this command:

nm-tool 2>/dev/null|sed -n '/Type:[ ]*802.11 WiFi/,/IPv4 Settings/{ /State:[ ]*connected/,/IPv4 Settings/{ s/^[ ]*//;/^\*.*Infra/ { s/^*//;s/:.*//;p }}}'

In France, in a webradio, i was using Ubuntu. i've encountered some problems (with printers, or with Cisco applications written in Java) but i was usable.

In my previous company - yes, we were mainly using OpenSuse or Kubuntu for various tasks.
Sadly, I'm not allowed to reveal more details, but it was a smooth experience, having in mind that only...

... and something under that process has died.


The manual implies that errors are in syslog but there is no mention of a "-G" switch to lpd.
lpd(ADMN)...

Try running this:

#!/bin/sh
ps -A -o "pid=" -o "pcpu=" |awk '$2 > 5 {print $1 " " $2}' | sort -r +1

It will list all processes using more than 5 percent cpu.

There's one process that seems out of bounds (4th column is %CPU used):
root 390 1 95 02:48:50 ? 00:29:07 /usr/lbin/lpd -G

Check the printing configuration and log files for...

To disable

#/etc/scologin disable

To start
#startx

for start
/etc/nfs start
for stop
/etc/nfs stop
for configure a nfs share

/etc/exports


for exports more info ;)

exports(NF)...

Assuming you are talking about the Enterprise version, it is installed by default when the OS is installed.

This advice is general because I haven't seen SCO unix for many years.

Reading between the lines you appear to be trying to move an existing running SCO unix system to a virtual machine. You have...

Where can I get SSH for earlier version of Openserver 5.0.X? (http://wdb1.sco.com/kb/showta?taid=125483&qid=1002935440&sid=1734144845&pgnum=1)

Earlier versions required the password at that point to go into single user mode.

How about from multi-user, can you issue the init from a command prompt?

How did you do the migration?
Run "mkdev tape" and remove the tape device.

Actually you must determine purpouse of to set netbios name (which service or app or other system tests etc... )
then set needed files in your system..

* if you want for samba servicess
u edit...

Open License Manager in scoadmin. Tab to the list box, arrow down to the item you want to remove, press the space bar, and tab to "License", press the down arrow to "remove" and press enter.

Save the dump, and use crash to analyze it.

Openserver 5 does not automatically discover new hardware. Hardware is discovered at operating system installation for devices that SCO supplies the driver for. After that, you have to install a...

The kernel is made up of drivers found in the /etc/conf/cf.d directory structure.
The file /usr/adm/messages will give you some clues as to the hardware that was actually found.

Closest is /etc/default/filesys

See post 11.

Take the & off the end of the line, and see what error messages if any you get.
Also with this command you might copy the contents of /mnt onto /mnt.

Hi,
in your system ./xxxx can be:
./opt ./xaa ./xab ..... I don't see 3066,48 MB at filesystem "/"

du normal show more then df.............. it isn't normal.
bye

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