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LU is the recommended method to use when upgrading systems, particularly ones with non-global zones. I'm not sure if you're going to have much luck doing a straight-up upgrade of such an old release,...

Try Orca. You should be able to get everything you want and more from it. Doesn't support ldoms though.

BigAdmin Feature Article: Monitoring System Performance With Orca, RRDtool, and the SE...

You could also try zfs.

2.Getting Started With ZFS (Solaris ZFS Administration Guide) - Sun Microsystems (http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-5461/setup-1?a=view)

Are you sure you've applied all the relevant patches?

Solaris 10 Live Upgrade Zones Starter Patch Bundle - Patch Corner (http://blogs.sun.com/patch/entry/solaris_10_live_upgrade_patch)
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The rule is 3mb per state db replica, and you'll want a minimum of 3 replicas on each disk. 20mb is more than sufficient and allows you create additional db replicas if necessary.

You might want to start here.

"Hello World!" for Solaris OS and Linux (The Java™ Tutorials > Getting Started > The "Hello World!" Application)...

One way you could do it is to write a for loop. Assuming you have a list of package names in a file:

for pkg in `cat pkglist`; do
mypkgmanager [opts] $pkg
done

Alternatively, just specify...

Damn, was looking for a way to do this not a month ago. Nice one.

:b:

Two suggestions.

1/ Learn prstat (http://developers.sun.com/solaris/articles/prstat.html).
2/ Perhaps consider System Activity Reporter...

SDS or SVM is easy to set up either manually or through jumpstart, troubleshoot, maintain, and is the de-facto software disk manager solution on Solaris, and it works perfectly well.

Why bother...

pcfs has no support for handling owner or group id's, hence you losing you file acl's when you copy across.

As @itsme pointed out on the last line of his blog comment (http://tomayko.com/writings/gnu-is-killing-solaris#comment-208971):

As a long time solaris user/administrator, I feel am not...

Just came across this. For completeness, the way to display all physical devices is, from the control domain:

ldm ls-devices -a