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Yup - though instead of waiting for 10 minutes, just run hastatus -sum every so often. Once you see all of the resources are offline on that node, then have the DBA verify that everything is indeed...

I think that should work fine. If you're able to format and label it, you should be able to use it in veritas like any other disk, I'd think.

I'm guessing your problem isn't the hardware...

Also, log in with putty, and echo $DISPLAY .. if the display variable is not set, then x11 forwarding is not set up properly. Double check your settings in putty, then make sure these are set in...

I'm guessing you could probably not boot from usb on that system. The Sun USB-FAQ states:

Sparc systems with USB 2.0 support can boot from USB disks if the OBP(Open Boot Prom) is upgraded to...

Assuming you're on Solaris 10 - /etc/dfs/dfstab is the Solaris version of /etc/exports. Other than that, I think it works very similarly to linux.

This thread has a lot of good info on that:

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Just do this google search and it's the top link: probably rm rf solaris

I wonder if the umask in your /etc/profile...

That's strange. Could really use some details about the environment you're doing this on though..

What filesystem type is it that you see this behavior on?

Does it behave that way in other...

Can you paste the contents of the pkginfo file that the script generates?

Every cluster is different .. I've seen some database clusters that the only thing the cluster controls is the filesystems. (Like that's not a disaster waiting to happen.. ). In that particular...