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are you sure you tried debian-8.5.0-i386-DVD-1.iso (http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/8.5.0/i386/iso-dvd/debian-8.5.0-i386-DVD-1.iso) ?

it seems to be used for backup:
"<dump> - used by the dump utility to decide when to make a backup. Dump checks the entry and uses the number to decide if a file system should be backed up....

it looks great, I wish they sell it in some nice case. could it be connected to standard AMP?

when you don't mention the port, its 80.
the usual way is to configure the port number on server, I think.
perhaps you could do it with firewall/proxy/NAT.

are collisions less or more likely to occur if you use compressed (ascii) file?

ohh, I thought Trieste is in Yugoslavia? :>

thanks.

there isn't any unallocated space.
slice 7 seems to be unmounted, it is 71232 sectors large.
slice 6 is empty, size about 40G, contains only 'lost+found'.

filesystem is UFS.

I would prefer the first one (hardware built-in), but don't think its supported. Server is Sun Fire V125. There are several slices (single disk), I'd like to mirror them all if possible, or at least...

Is there an easy, safe way to move the system to RAID1 on sparc solaris 10?
(without reinstalling).
thanks.

you could also tar+gz (almost) everything and restore it later (using some LiveUSB for eg), but as pointed out, you'd need to create partitions, boot and filesystems manually.
advantage over dd is:...

I think 64bit sparc solaris still can't be emulated. But you could run 32bit sparc Solaris 9 in Qemu.
Have a look at "Artyom Tarasenko's blog".

I don't quite understand. Have you tried aptitude, its also very good?

/dev/md/2 has been mounted in /data. um, why don't you just use /data for storage instead of /gserver ? /gserver is folder on 'root' partition, you shouldn't ever fill that one completely.

no, I only installed 32bit Solaris9 sparc in qemu, using Artyom blog.

I'd thought he managed to make 64bit work by now.

you can install sparc solaris in qemu.

you should have made a backup of old label.

ouch. I'd try TestDisk: TestDisk - Partition Recovery and File Undelete (http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk)
its free, dunno if it supports sparc.

we have similar one running over 70C for months now, IIRC. we've been replacing fans with plain 2 wire ones. originals are expensive. perhaps cleaning and lubricating would be a temporary fix.

but, I think, scsi drives have jumper for 'Auto Spin Up', so perhaps its not a telltale sign.

should be possible on Linux: Can you mount UFS partitions made in Solaris (Sparc) on Solaris (x86)? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange...

yes, you can do it on x86. connect it to (pci or similar) scsi card, make a dd image, and use qemu to emulate Solaris9. better yet, I think Linux can mount sparc ufs directly from raw image.

it seems the problem in perl script was in 'gethostbyname' function. maybe its IPv6 vs IPv4 thing.
anyway, I think I've solved it by adding:

$raddr = "\xff\xff\xff\xff";
right below it. so its...

(sorry for the delay, been busy)

I've tried that perl script 'wakeonlan' and it works beautifully on Debian (even without sudo). however, on Solaris it doesn't:

Use of uninitialized value in...

I don't understand this bug. Does attacker need account?

ATM, not sure if perl is installed, and whether it has: 'use Socket; use Getopt::Std;'
I don't need portable solution. Its just for one specific PC and SPARC. packet can be 'crafted' on Linux.