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Im not so usual with SCO anymore. But, let me try to help you. When the system is booting, there is a time when you can type the root password or press CTRL+D to go to maintenance mode (something like that). Right? Is that available for you or the problem happens before? Luis Henrique Pinho No...

Hi, I had the same problem while adding two new disks to a HACMP concurrent vg. The solution was a little simple: cfgmgr -vl <fiber adapter> chdev -l <new_hdisk> -a pv=yes Steps above, on BOTH NODES!!! ps: May be the cfgmgr be unnecessary on the second node smitty hacmp System Management...

To run topas with a non root user you need to set read permission to /dev/mem Att.: You need to add the permission, not to remove the existent permission. Luis Henrique Pinho No Orkut - Unix Brasil http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=678135

If you need to change it, try: chdev -l 'ent0' -a media_speed='100_Full_Duplex' Where: ent0 = Device that you want to change; media_speed = 10_Full_Duplex, 10_Half_Duplex, 100_Full_Duplex, 100_Half_Duplex and Auto_Negotiation Luis Henrique Pinho No Orkut - Unix Brasil...

I think that scoadmin mmdf works. Sorry I cant help more than this. But, may be the first step. Luis Henrique Pinho No Orkut - Unix Brasil http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=678135

Did you try it: boot: defbootsrt link=adapter Where "adapter" is you correct adapter disk. Luis Henrique Pinho No Orkut - Unix Brasil http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=678135

BINGO!!! Very, very good!! The right number is 38. There are 38 spaces at the end. See it: #ls -l BRWSPMTZ9989?????????????????????????????????????? -rw-r--r-- 1 ctm613 controlm 85 May 27 10:00 BRWSPMTZ9989 See it too: vi BRWSPMTZ9989?????????????????????????????????????? NODEID...

<b>aau</b>. Sorry, in your first suggestion, I forgot to put ls abc.txt* (<b>the * in the end of the filename</b>) I think that´s the point: # ls -lb abc.txt* |od -xc 0000000 2d72 772d 722d 2d72 2d2d 2020 2031 2063 - r w - r - - r - -...

Thanks for all!!! aau: When I execute: #ls -l abc* the result is abc.txt # ls abc.txt |od -xc ls: 0653-341 The file abc.txt does not exist. 0000000 # Gloups: # ls -lb abc.txt ls: 0653-341 The file abc.txt does not exist. # #ls -lb abc* -rw-r--r-- 1 user group 85 May 27 10:00...

Did you changed the /etc/services file? There is an association like: <official service name> <port number/protocol name> Luis Henrique Pinho No Orkut - Unix Brasil http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=678135

Hi, guys. Help me in this situation: If I execute # ls /dir/dir2 # cd /dir/dir2;ls # cd /dir; ls dir2 Too many ways to show the content of /dir/dir2, ok? A file called abc.txt is showed. But if I type # ls /dir/dir2/abc.txt # cd /dir/dir2;ls abc.txt # cd /dir; ls dir2/abc.txt The result is: ls...

I have a suggestion: If you have two machines with the same address. Turn off or unplug from network the machine that you know that have the IP. Go to a third machine, clear the ARP table and ping the IP. If it answer, the Ip is duplicate and now you have the ARP of this machine. Luis Henrique...

The solution: The aplication is running in Windows enviroment. So bad. Luis Henrique Pinho No Orkut - Unix Brasil http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=678135

To add other route: route add dest_net ip_gateway To reach the net xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx using the yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy gateway route add xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy You dont need use the term "default", because you already have a default gateway. May be you need to use the netmask parametrs, so...

To give a job list: # lpstat printer-name You can cancel exactly the job that you want, by username: # cancel printer-name -uusername Luis Henrique Pinho No Orkut - Unix Brasil http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=678135