I do not know if it works on Solaris, I'm an AIX/Lnx. GNU grep has the feature '-A num' and '-B num' to display n rows before and/or after the pattern.
'kill' sends a SIGTERM signal to the process so it can exit cleanly(close file ptr, flush buffers, etc, and exit), 'kill -9' asks the OS to close the process. That's the only signal that is not...
This error message tells that your binary was compiled and linked on another operating system level. Shared library /usr/lib/libc.a(shr.o) has been chaged by having new funtions. That's exporteed...