How to remove existing local zone file systems on Solaris 10.
Removing Local Zone File Systems On Solaris 10 Unix
Unix: Package Administration in Solaris
After installing the Solaris Operating Environment, it is necessary or some times essential to install additional software packages or remove software form the system. You need to apply new patch or package which can be used for security issue, performance issue, hardware related case or any other, but one must be comfortable with basic commands
Automatic deployment toolkit for DB2 Linux/Unix
This article series introduces an automatic deployment toolkit, which helps architects install and configure deployment nodes with a list of software installed and configured automatically. In this article, Part 3 in the series, build automatic installation and configuration scripts on DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows and Content Manager.
Modifying Existing Local Zone Filesystems On Solaris 10 Unix
How to modify an existing local zone's file systems on Solaris 10.
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Unlike most other operating systems, where free software remains an unsupported add?on, UNIX has taken as its own the work of thousands of independent programmers. During the commercialization of UNIX within the past ten years, this incorporation of outside software has slowed down, but not stopped entirely, especially in the university environment
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Whether you are a computer geek or a noob, this serves you! Tips & tricks, howto's and solutions.
Unix: Naming Conventions in Solaris
In Solaris each disk device is described in three ways, using three distinct naming conventions:1) Physical device name: Physical device names uniquely identifies the physical location of the hardware device on the system & maintained in the /devices directory. These physical names represent the full device path name in the device information hie
