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I cannot recall the network scripts, but for your P.S. I recall from the time I had a blade to play with you need to set auto-boot. I think you need to set boot device as well.


set boot-device...

Here is a link:
How to Cross-Compile GCC for SPARC Solaris (http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~milom/cross-compile.html)

Good luck if you go that route ...

See: man 3 ptrace (http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E19253-01/816-5168/ptrace-3c/index.html)
But:

See also:...

or set the SUPATH variable in /etc/default/login & /etc/default/su

use the ".profile" in roots home directory. or /etc/profile for a system wide setting...

Try CC=gcc gmake

".tgz" files are normally short for "tar.gz"

Double check gcc isn't installed on /usr/sfw/bin/gcc which is its default path on Solaris 10.

You can either download Sun Studio 12 Compilers from Oracle ..., which are now "free" or you can download Sun Freeware gcc compiler package from sunfreeware DOT com. I can't seem to post URLs yet. ...

You can use WinSCP - Download WinSCP from SourceForge.net (http://winscp.net/download/winscp434.zip) on your Windows machine, then connect from there to your Solaris machine using SCP protocol. Then...

If you have SSH connection to the server, then you can use scp, which will preserve the binary data without any problem.