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Hi guys, Can you please help me.

I have SUN V100 server running solaris 8.

I also have a Redhat Linux 6.2 machine and a windows XP machine on the network.

I'm trying to copy files from the...

My set up is this:

I have a Sunfire V100 server running Solaris 8. ip address 192.168.1.250.
I cave a windows XP laptop and xwin32 installed. ip address 192.168.1.64

I can used xwin32 to bring...

OK. This works:

$ cd /some /random/directory
$ find * -type f -exec cksum {}; | sort -k 3 | sed 's/\.\///' > filename

This gives the sorted cksum output into a file.

Paste the release note...

Hi guys,

I have a service directory with a lot of files in.

I have to cksum the whole directory and compare it to a release note document.

However the problem I have is the files are listed...

OK guys it is working now. Thanks to everyone for their support.

Not that anyone else is going to have this much trouble, but here is what I did:

I wired a cat5 cable with these pin outs

One...

Sorry. I probably didn't understand what you meant.

Machine DB9 adapter
RJ45 RS-232
1 (RTS) blue - 8 (CTS)
2 (DTR) orange - 6 (DSR)
3 (TXD) black - 2 (RXD)
4...

Hi there,
Thank you for that link, but that link describes how to connect from a laptop to a serial port of a sun server.

What I would like to do is connect from one Sun V100, via console to the...

I've found this, and I switched the striaght through for a cross over and got a little bit of a response by using some of the keystrokes given, but nothing useful.

Sun: Solaris - Sun serial...

Ok so I telnet to V100-1.
I log in, and then at the prompt type:

# tip hardwire

When I hit enter I get:
Connected

But then nothing. Nothing I type on the keyboard comes up on the screen....

Thanks guys,


I'm trying it now. I'm using a standard cat5 straight through cable between B-Serial on V100-1 and LOM-A on V100-2.

Do you think that will work?

I think I need to simplify the question.

I have 2 sunfire V100's. THe hostnames are V100-1 and V100-2

What I would like to do is, use V100-1 to connect to LOM-B of V100-2, and manage V100-2...

Hi guys,

My current set up is I have a Laptop running redhat linux.
This acts as an SSH server, and i use it to console into the LOM-A port on my Sunfire V100 using minicom. The idea is that I...

Do you think I should try:

# zcat /NFS_MOUNT/backup.gz | dd of=/dev/hda
or
# gzcat /NFS_MOUNT/backup.gz | dd of=/dev/hda


???

THat didn't work either.
It just took longer to fail.

What does the gzip -dc do?

Hi there,

THanks for the swift reply.

I've changed:

# gzip -dc /NFS_MOUNT/backup.gz | dd of=/dev/hda

for

# gunzip /NFS_MOUNT/backup.gz | dd of=/dev/hda



And it seems to be...

Thanks for the suggestion. I have tried that with the same response.

If I used dd to backup /dev/hda then I thought I'd be able to restore the same.

I might try restoring /dev/hda1 2 etc and...

Hi guys,

I have a redhat laptop and a sun solaris 8 server networked together

I created an nfs share on the sun server and backed up an image of the Redhat laptop to it.
The Hard disk size of...

Hi guys,

I have a setup where I nfsmount a directory from a solaris 8 server to a Redhat linux laptop.

Machine: Redhat
Directory: /NFS_MOUNT

Machine: Solaris 8
Directory:...

Hi guys,

I'm bumbling through something similar.

I'm having trouble understanding the client server terminology.

I have a Laptop with Redhat linux on, and I'd like to back the hard disk up,...

Thanks guys.

And du -sk * is ideal for what I need.

Thanks gain for all replies.

Sorry for x2 post. wouldnt let me edit.

I think its in bytes, if so, would this be correct?

973 - would be 973 bytes
1,567 - 1.567 kilobytes
326,987,658 - 326.987658 megabytes
4,123,512,002...

Hi Guys,

I'm working on various platforms:

Solaris 8
HP Tru64
RH Linux

I'm on the HP Tru64 system and I've got to audit a particular directory for large files that are no longer being...

Thanks guys! All sorted now.

Thank you very much. Works great!

Hi guys,

I'm running Solars 8 on a V100 server at home for testing.
If I switch user to root and do:

# echo $PATH

This is the output:

/usr/sbin:/usr/bin

I'm using rsync over ssh and...