http://blogs.sun.com/storage/entry/zfs_boot_in_solaris_10 Quick ZFS Overview – Storage devices are grouped into pools – Pools have redundancy and robustness features ( mirror, raid) – Datasets ( File systems and volumes ) are allocated from within the pool ( no longer associated with disk slices) – Copy-on-write allows for fast snapshots and clones of datasets ( clones are… Leer más »
Spanish/Slang From Wikibooks, the open-content textbooks collection < Spanish There are no reviewed revisions of this page, so it may not have been checked for quality. Spanish slang is more localized than English slang and sometimes people from one Spanish-speaking country get confused talking to people from other Spanish-speaking countries. Contents [hide] 1 Modismos (Slang) 2 Argentina 3 Chile 4 Colombia 5 Cuba 6 México 7 España… Leer más »
instalación de los módulos Modulos pkg-get samp pkg-get -i apache2 ap2_modphp5 pkg-get -i php5 php5_mysql php5_openssl php5_bz2 php5_curl php5_gd php5_gettext php5_mcrypt php5_ldap php5_imap php5_odbc pkg-get mysql5
The svcs command displays information about service instances as recorded in the service configuration reposi- tory. svcs -a show all the services
Hasn’t really changed since 2003 R2, but its all over the command line. From the start: Installation of the NFS components: start /w ocsetup ServerForNFS-Base Make a directory to store your content and ACL it appropriately for NFS – I don’t recommend this as best practice, but I’m assuming we’re in safe environment, i.e. a… Leer más »
http://www.fs-driver.org/download.html
You probably want to get your systems up to date. I rather like the tool smpatch. You can just do «smpatch update» and it will apply most of the patches you need. Or you can do it step by step: smpatch analyze: see what should be applied smpatch download: download them smpatch update: applies them… Leer más »
ssybl0:~]$cat ~/.bashrc export LS_OPTIONS=’–color’ eval «‘gdircolors'» alias ls=’gdir $LS_OPTIONS’ alias ll=’gdir $LS_OPTIONS -l’ alias l=’gdir $LS_OPTIONS -lA’ export PS1='[\h:\w]\$’ Añadir: ssybl0:~]$cat .bash_profile source ~/.bashrc
Try rpm -e –allmatches kernel-2.4.25-8tr
Solaris TOP Actually top is not a Solaris command but a freeware pgm available on most plattforms, hence the lack of manpage. In Solaris you use prstat instead or some of the proc-commands if you need to see open files, memory allocations etc. by each process ( see man proc )