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You have control of your terminal, but ping is still allowed to print to it, too.

Also you if you want to use ping in a script I suggest this approach :

ping -c X <hostname>

where X is number of packages (one per second) you want to send to the rmeote server. To check the...

Ping is sending its output to STDOUT, which is the screen. You can redirect it to go into a file instead:
ping glxavr196 > ping.out &

Start with:
netstat -in | awk '{print $4}' | grep -v "Address"Then look up the full name of those which are IP addresses (not MAC addresses) in /etc/hosts or DNS according to where netstat finds the...

The simpler would be for you to create a second primary partition using the remaining unallocated 25 GiB then create a ZFS pool on it.

For the first task, use fdisk in interactive mode:
# fdisk...

it is possible to change size of last slice after re-labeling the drive.
ufs filesystem can 'grow', but to shrink it you'd need to backup+restore.

Right. Solaris fdisk partition is treated by Solaris as whole disk, so if you want to have 35GB disk in Solaris (that you can later divide into slices), then you need to create 35 Solaris fdisk...

Nothing left all partitions are assigned you need to reparation your disk

Put it in quotes.

STR="a|b|c|d|e" Otherwise, it will assume they're pipes between commands.

To print them one per line:

STR="a|b|c|d|e"
OLDIFS="$IFS"
IFS="|"
printf "%s\n" $STR...