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Hi dandan123, both CDs are original from Sun Microsystems. I can read them with windows XP. I think the CD drive is all right because I can boot from a solaris 7, but then I cannot see all disks. Thnks for all.

Thanks Franz for your quick answer. 1)SPARC Ultra10 It is a UltraSPARC-IIi 333MHz 2) solaris 5. version 2.5.1 in a CD from Sun Microsystem, and I have another one, but it is the same thing. Regards, Inma

I have a SPARC Ultra10 machine and solaris 5. When I boot it the ok prompt appears. From CD-ROM I do boot cdrom -s and display: enter filename [kernel/unix]: I type kernel or unix and always display "boot cannot open kernel/unix" ¿how can I do it?

Thanks spamly for your answer. I have checked all you say. I can do telnet and rlogin to server2. Before last monday rsh worked well. I don't know what is happening.

Hi, when we tried to rsh to the remote server it is not returning back to the $ prompt. From "server1" I try to do to "server2": $rsh server2 ls It hangs there without return back to the prompt.

Hi KenCunningham, thanks for your reponse. Now I haven't the drive where the tape was written because it was broken up. I'll try to find another one. Thanks again. Inma

Thanks Bfitzmai for your answering. I had cleaned the tape drive. I am using a hp dds-2 tape, 4 mm, compressed capacity: 8GB, that was written in a DDS-2 tape drive of Sun (Solaris 5.5)and "tar cvf /dev/rmt/1n" for some files. Now, I want to read it in a DDS-3 tape drive of Sun (Solaris 5.8) and...

Hi KenCunningham, when I do "mt -f /dev/rmt/1n fsf 2", this message appears: /dev/rmt/1n fsf 2 failed: I/O error Then I have tried with "mt -f /dev/rmt/1n fsf 1" and it works OK, but when I do "tar tvf /dev/rmt/1n", this message appears: tar: blocksize = 0. Thanks.

When I want to list the table of a tape writed with a tar command like this: tar -tvf /dev/rmt/1n this message appears: tar: tape read error the tape was written successfully because the first time I used the same command as now: tar tvf /dev/rmt/1n, 2 times and finally tar tvf /dev/rmt/1...

Hi p5wizard, the tape was written successfully because the first time I used the same command as now: tar tvf /dev/rmt/1n, 2 times and finally tar tvf /dev/rmt/1 but always show the message tar: tape read error. To create the tape I used: tar cvf /dev/rmt/1n disk1 tar cvf /dev/rmt/1n disk2 tar...

Hi Annihilannic, another tape works well. I have used dd if=/dev/rmt/1 of=kk and dd if=/dev/rmt/1 of=kk conv=swab, and this message appears: read: I/O error 0+0 records in 0+0 records out

Hi Annihilannic, I have tried with both ways (1 and 1n), and always I write "mt -f /dev/rmt/1 rewind" before. Inma

When I want to list the table of a tape writed with a tar command like this: tar -tvf /dev/rmt/1n this message appears: tar: tape read error Anybody can help me? Thanks,

I want to know if an user is connected to a local net, between 9 and 10 hours. How to do it? Anybody can help me?

I need to backup many *.jpg files of some directory. This is the script: ( ufsdump 0uf dev/rmt/1n /vol13/MT00001A ufsdump 0uf dev/rmt/1n /vol12/MT00002A ufsdump 0uf dev/rmt/1n /vol12/MT00003A ) 2>&1 | tee -a backup1.log When run the second ufsdump, the device is busy until first ufsdump stops...