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I have looked all over the bios configuration to enable hardware virtualization and found nothing. Could someone tell if this server support it and if so where I go to enable that feature. By the way...

danmero,
That is exactly what I was look for. Simple and short, I however have not used sed much so was not sure on how to implement it. Thanks for the great tip!
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Thanks for the input PWSwebmaster however that grep-v you adjusted still didn't work. The closest I can get is doing the following but it's still doesn't delete all the lines I want.
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ghostdog74,
I tried that grep -v example however it didn't work. Is there a way to delete rows with awk or sed?

backups01laxint.liuc(s){jsandova}[~]<0>$ nsrjb -v | awk -F' ' '$3>=01{print $0}' ...

Does anyone know a way to delete rows 6-9 from the below output? I have searched the forum but did not find any thing helpful.

backups01laxint.liuc(s){jsandova}[~]<0>$ nsrjb -v | awk -F' '...

I had a similar dilemma where I need to run a backup script every 2nd Tuesday of the Month. So I added the following to my script:


TODAY=`/bin/date +%d | cut -d"0" -f2`
TUE=`cal | awk {'print...

For future reference the fix for this issue is the following:
Mirror one drive first.

Add the following two lines to /kernel/drv/sd.conf. The spacing is very important.

sd-config-list="SEAGATE...

Has anyone ever tried mirroring with 15k seagate drives? I have never ran into this issue mirroring with 10k seagate drives. This is the error I am getting when attempting to mirror 146GB 15k seagate...

I believe system name in solaris refers to the operating system name. The host name is the actual name of the server.

I found for what I was looking for. Posting it here in case someone else needs this.


for i in Crypt::CBC Crypt::DES DBI DBD::Oracle DBD::mysql ; do /usr/local/perl-5.8.3/bin/perl -e "eval {...

That is true however, I would prefer to have a quick way of listing what packages are already installed.

Is there a quick way to check for installed perl modules on a solaris server? I found using perl -e "use Crypt::DES" will work for checking one package at a time. I was wondering if there was...

Thanks for the info. That won't work either cause I can't get to the ok prompt to do a boot net -s to fsck it. So I ended up swapping out the hard drive and putting it into a spare chassis and it...

control ] and then send brk always works for me in putty to get to the ok prompt.

All,
After a power loss I went to power on our sun fire v120 that is running solaris 10 and now it will not boot. I tried power cycling it from the lom and pulling the cord but nothing works. All it...

du -k /var | sort -rn | more

Just replace /var with whatever directory you looking for.

I would recommend Mandrake now known as Mandrivia for beginners.

http://www.mandriva.com/en/community/users/about_mandriva_linux

No but why don't you post an example of what you are doing so we can try to isolate issue or replicate it.

UNIX in a nutshell would not be the greatest book for a noob. It is more of a quick reference book so if your new to UNIX then you would not be able to look up what command you need since you do no...

I use bash and tcsh.

Your best bet would be to use WINSCP program. Google for it and install it on your windows machine. Then you can log into your unix system via WINSCP and copy files over to your windows box. There...

Well if you are using a sh/bash/ksh shell then do the following:
cd <enter>

ls -lrta <enter>

vi .profile

Look for the following line and add the path you want after the : ...

There are different shells in UNIX for different needs. That being said if you are a noob, I would recomend using the BASH shell. I am not a MAC user but you should be able to set your profile to use...

What do you mean by BASH mode? Are you using a BASH shell? If so ls works in BASH just as any other basic command.

#!/bin/bash

export USERNAME=xxxxx
export PDW=xxxxxxxx

cat hosts.txt | while read H
do
( echo open $H
sleep 1
echo $USERNAME
sleep 1
echo $PDW
sleep 1
/somedir/some_script.sh 2>&1 >...