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try use those lines on your .cshrc

set prompt = "[\!]$USER@`hostname`>"
alias setprompt 'set prompt = "$USER@`hostname` $cwd>"'
setprompt
alias cd 'cd \!*;setprompt'
alias pushd 'pushd \!*;...

I have been trying to backup my NetApp /vol/vol0 data to local tape drive. It is around 68GB.
The tape I am using is DLT tape and should be able to handle 70GB data. However, dump always
aborted...

in Solaris, you may try

/usr/platform/YourMachineModel/sbin/prtdiag

i.e. /usr/platform/sun4u/sbin/prtdiag
or /usr/platform/SUNW,Ultra-1/sbin/prtdiag
hope this help

;)

You may contact with Veritas; as I know they have a script to do it.

The way I am doing, backup all files, and on the machine load the VxFS. After done, vxrestore the files back to machine.
...

Is your O.S is Solaris 2.6 above? If yes, you may want to try this.

mount -F hsfs -o ro /dev/dsk/cXtXdXsX /cdrom
(check the controller, target numbers for it)

hope this help

gcc is NOT only working under /usr/local
the path will depend on the time you compile it and what path you assign to "prefix"

i.e. ./configure prefix=/usr/global

then gcc binary will be...

Do not forget to rewind your tape,somethimes, that happens to me and shows the same error message.

try

http://docs.sun.com and search for DHCP, DNS...
you should find reference guide, administrator guide... etc.
hope this help

try "netstat -rn"
do you set up default route for both of machines?
--yellowfish

You may want to run fsck on single user mode and try to run fsck more than one time. ;)

Here is a pretty good web

www.sunfreeware.com

For me, it sounds like netwrok problem.
check your machine and router/switch set up

i.e.
your machine set up for 10M-half-duplex and router (or switch) side is set up for 100M-full-duplex....

try man page first
$man rhosts
--T.H.

I believe the interface of Quad_card should be qfe0 not qe0.

*The /etc/hostname.qfe0 file must contain the host name for the appropriate network interface.
*The host name should have an IP...

I will say Yes, there is limitation of array size.
However, this will base on O.S and memory.

Let's say you have 4Gb Virtual Mem; it does not mean you can use all of them (i.e. some of them...

Looks like you or your host not allow to telnet that machine

1. check your loginname is on local password file if this machine is using local passwd. Or NIS passowrd file...etc.

2. does any...

insure your tape is rewind to the right block; sometimes, after tar/backup files, we forget to rewind tape back :-)

i.e.
$mt -f /dev/rmt/0 stat (this will tell you status)


;)

you may want to check /etc/inetd.conf first.
are those services (telent, login...) available?

did you try man page of tar?
$ man tar

i.e.

$tar cvf newfile/newDir.tar file/Dir

to un-tar a file or dir

$tar xvf file/dir.tar

to view a tar file

$tar tvf file/dir.tar...

Try this

insure your login name on windowNT(W2K) is SAME on
unix machine. OR the NT login name is on unix local/NIS password file.

Do not forget to edit your /.rhosts file

p.s are those 2...

The /var/run File System

check here

http://docs.sun.com:80/ab2/coll.47.11/SYSADV1/@Ab2PageView/28552?DwebQuery=%2Fvar%2Frun&oqt=%2Fvar%2Frun&Ab2Lang=C&Ab2Enc=iso-8859-1

...

make sure your IP addr are static ip
Based on my understanding, @home is running DHCP for the service unless you pay more to get a static ip addr.

here comes my question
if I have enough memory (let's say 2Gb), do I really need a swap?

you may check this file system/folder to see if it is local or not; it may share out from another srever and only allow some certain users/groups to write into it.

Hope this help;)

if you are asking to bring up hme1 interface

try this

ifconfig hme1 plumb

ifconfig hme1 ip_address netmaks xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx up

i.e.
ifconfig hme1 10.22.13.25 netmask 255.255.0.0 up

do...