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You say the disk is visible in format. Please post the output of format.

@DukeNuke2......Do you recognise these device names? I'm very familiar with c0t0d0s0 and c0d0p1 but not c0d0s7. (on...

try this:

# metadb -afc 3 c0d0s7 c1d0s7

Download ISO from Oracle web site and then install it.

Your host (vmware) is expecting to PXE install a guest rather than find a bootable disk containing a guest.

Exactly which version of vmware are you using?

You might also want to use the chown command to change the ownership of the profile once it is copied to the new home directory. You may also have to use the chgrp command if the group is different.

That would only be necessary (possible, even) if the user doing the copying was root.

I'm guessing that the O/P is not root.

If you can't copy the file due to permissions, then you can try this. If user1 wants the .profile form user2, then do this. If user1 can open the user2's .profile file with more or cat then you can...

Ntpdate adjusts the time on your system in one immediate correction. Ntpd is more subtle; it calculates your system clock drift and continuously adjusts it so that your system maintains more...

fpmurphy is rigth, I'm not sure about all the NTP versions, but, in my experience, any time difference more than 5 minutes will produce a ntpd synchronization fail, it will back to the LOCAL time,...

From my experience, unless you are running an NTP server to synchronize your own devices against that reference (your NTP server) then, you are better off running ntpdate in a crontab to keep your...

By the the /Var I am assuming you mean the /var directory tree.

/var/log is where syslogd writes important logfiles. You can remove older files from there if you have a problem.

/var/tmp can...

The above method provides a perfect method of removing files under /var. You can always use the method that Jim has told, but you need to extra careful while giving those commands as Jim has...