Search Results

Form me it works...


user@localhost:~$ xterm -version
XTerm(261)
user@localhost:~$


(Solaris 11)

great suggestion...

P.S
Here too, confused about 'enclosing'

OK then , I've created this directory tree:
3 folders, named images01,images02,images03

They contain files with names like pokemon.jpg,racing.jpg,roses.jpg
One of the filenames is ,for example...

ok great....


So faith@linux-hwga:~/Desktop> is your prompt. Anything you write , you type it there..

Now why would you type "f-images"pokemon"" ? Nobody seems to have suggested that...

...

ooooooooooooooh now I got the problem....you have NEVER used linux/unix...sorry mate and I'm guessing I am apologising on behalf of itkamaraj as well...


OK
well we both assume the best solution...

I honestly don't understand what in the above provided solution isn't working for you...no I don't think you should do it through 'ssh' if there is no specific reason to use Secure Socket.

Telnet...

I'd suggest something like


xterm -e "ls /home/logs;bash"


try it out and then we see...

Good , however I would use 'locate' , if you update it's database it is much faster than anything else

It likely is part of a script.... ( I am guessing here....)


It is a statement that finds the number of elements in an array....meaining

create a file test.sh and write in it :

...

[root@usdfslpwmt3 ~]# showmount -e
[root@usdfslpsap04 ~]#showmount -a


But a question first, you have unmounted the file systems and they are still there?
Or is this procedure you are...

???

don't get it....


where exactly do you enter your password?

I mean, is it something like this:

user@localhost:~$
user@localhost:~$password
bash: password: command not found...

Hi,

nohup is there to make sure that there is no chance any of these will be stopped i.e. killing the shell. You don't want it running in the background you want it running quickly in parallel....

Ok, will try those. However, two quick thoughts that need clarifying.

Is it possible then to mount them on a linux system. I have a couple and would like to try them if there is such a chance....

michnmi@MainComputer:~# fdisk -v -W - /dev/rdsk/c7d1p0 | tail -5
* Id Act Bhead Bsect Bcyl Ehead Esect Ecyl Rsect Numsect
253 0 0 1 4 254 63 247 ...

Hello and Merry Christmas...

Quick question after tireless search around the web.

Description:

I have a WD My book world edition II that met an untimely death. However the 2 SATA disks...