I've installed WS3 Update 2.
I log on as root and do a df -k
The first filesystem line (with disk space used and available removed for brevity) is:
Filesystem Mounted on
/dev/hda2 /
I would like to change the / mount point to a different mount point.
How would I do that?
On Solaris I am unable to more files which I own as userid snsnys. It goes back to the prompt without listing the contents.
I can only more the file if I log in as root.
If I do an ls -lrt I see
-rwxrwxrwx 1 snsnys staff 79640 Dec 16 09:34 xp1.txt*
I notice there is a star at the end of...
I have a datafile
1000 sandstone
1010 clay
1015 salt
1020 salt
I want to process this file to create the following output
1001 1010 sandstone
1010 1015 clay
1015 1020 salt
I would appreciate any suggestions as to how to achieve this with sed/awk
Thank you
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