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You can create a disk group and encapsulate the disk.

# vxdg init rootdg
# vxdctl add disk <DEVICE> type=sliced
# vxencap -g rootdg rootdisk=<DEVICE>

this indicates cpu 1
mb = mainbaord
p1 = processor 1
f1 = fan 1 (there are two little fans but you have to replace the complete cooler)

These look like CPU fans. This should answer your question.

System Boards - Sun Fire V210 / V240 System Board...

As long as the driver for the HBA has been loaded, then you should not need to update anything further unless you are using multipath drivers.

For that, you should update the multipath...

you edit sudo with the visudo utility. This is in case you accidentally bungle a setting, it will complain and undo the changes instead of potentially blocking you from the ability to 'sudo visudo'....

Let's break it down bit by bit.



find / # Search inside /
-path /proc -prune # Ignore anything inside /proc
-o -path /new-disk -prune # OR ignore...

sorry, I had meant to add that. I think my copy/pasta didn't work so well

actually, you need to add the scan file in this code


for i in /sys/class/scsi_host/host*
do
echo '- - -' > ${i}/scan
done


Without the scan part, you are echoing the --- into the...

Here is little info, hope it helps:
(1) how do I know what is the LUN ID.
-> Depands on the driver which you are using.
for example: if using linux native multipathing then "multipath -ll" will...

The LUN number is a harder one, but here's what you can do:

You can scan for new luns the following way:


for i in /sys/class/scsi_host/host*
do
echo '- - -' > $i
done


for the type of...

#!/bin/sh
echo "Enter your name \c"
read name
echo "This is the story about $name "
echo "There is a file created for you by the name of $name.history"
touch $name.history

cp anyone...

So the answer is use double quotes to expand the shell variable.

BTW no need to use the -e option for a single sed command.

kamaraj@kamaraj-laptop:~$ value="A"
kamaraj@kamaraj-laptop:~$ echo $value
A
kamaraj@kamaraj-laptop:~$ echo "kamaraj" | sed -e "s/a/$value/g"
kAmArAj
kamaraj@kamaraj-laptop:~$

About the shell problem.
Note the "%e" for the day of the week because syslogd date stamps don't have the leading zero on the day.

DDDMM=`date +"%b %e"`
dmesg|grep "${DDDMM}"


About the...

var=date "+%b %d"; dmesg | grep -F "$var"
# is the same as:
dmesg | grep -F $(date "+%b %d" )
# the first one is easier for a beginning scripter to get it right

I think that the concept is flawed. On my system "dmesg" puts today's date in the heading and then outputs any system messages - even if they happened months ago. The messages themselves are rarely...

1. the date command has format specifiers

var=date "+%b %d"

Read about the %b and %d in the date man page
2.

dmesg | grep -F "$var"

-F means look for a literal text pattern.

your...

echo "scale=4; $per * $price / 100" | bc -l
or
sav=`echo "scale=4; $per * $price / 100" | bc -l`

Sometimes this format is easier to read.
The scale sets for # of decimal places,
then the math...

What does your current script look like?
What happened when you ran it?
What answers did you give to the questions?


Complete modified script. Only calculation line has changed. I have just...

VirtualBox is x86 only, not suitable for SPARC.

hi Tirmazi:-
if you want my advice
to work in Sun Virtulization
read about zonning
it is wonderfull tool for Sun Virtulization

VirtualBox by Sun may help you on this. for both sparc and x86

This depends abit on what your are looking for.
You can use Ldoms combined with jumpstart/JET and flar archive to achive something similar to Vconverter (convert a physical machine into a virtual...

High ends servers have hardware domains and UltraSPARC T based servers have ldoms.
Of course, all Solaris machines (SPARC and x86 and x64) support zones (containers).

as far as i know , the answer is no?
VMware is not supported on SPARC