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Um, rebooting and making "/proc going to normal again" is flawed reasoning and not sound advice technically. /proc appears to grow larger as your machine runs because it contains a representation of...

A quick note regarding the new Solaris 10 resource system.

Just to be clear, if you're modifying /etc/system with SysV IPC parameters like shmsys:shminfo_shmmax, this usage is deprecated. ...

History is user controllable by the shell, so you can just modify some environment variables to do this.

In sh/bash/ksh/zsh, those variables are:

HISTSIZE=0 # limits history size to zero...

Lazy/Inefficient:

grep PATTERN1 | grep PATTERN2

Better:

egrep -e '(PATTERN1.*PATTERN2|PATTERN2.*PATTERN1)'

You seem to have all the pieces to do what you're looking for, so I'm not sure if I'm just misunderstanding what you're looking for, but the default behavior of print is to print entire line. So,...

The /proc system in Solaris uses procfs. Think of it as any other vfs, but instead of representing data on disk, it represents the process structure of running applications. The reason you are...