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Hello ! A great site fore those about to rock is www.ugu.com There is everything (almost) you want to know about unix. /Danne

Hello ! One thing about the .rhosts make sure to chmod it 744. Well its probably not the entire solution but hopefully a step closer :-) /Danne

Hello ! I've never used it but on Skunkware there is some dos-stuff. Don't know if it is what you're looking for but anyway :-) /Danne

Hello ! Dunno if this will help you but under, /usr/lib/netconfig/info/net0 you should have your nic. Try to rename that file to net0.old and reboot. /Danne

Hello ! I've checked the files and everything is alright. The thing is that this error occured recently on a box that been up an running for ages, well at least 6 months :-) And CDE has been working just perfect. /Danne

Btw the box is an Ultra 10 with Sol8 on. /Danne

Hello ! I got a nasty error on my box. When i try to start CDE i got an error message that says " Unable to start the DT Messaging System .....check that your hostname is proporly set in these files. " The problem is that the only file i got is the /etc/hosts and my hostname is...

Another way is to run the command "strings" to get any readable text from the corefile. If youre lucky the program have left a signature in the corefile. /Danne

Don't forget the NIS+, the network information service plus. Sysadm I and II just briefly talks about networking.

Hello. Start scoadmin -> network and change your hostname there. Then go to a prompt and change the hostname with "uname -S newname". That should do the trick. /Danne

Hello ! There is a great tool called Partition Magic. That would take care of that problem. I dont know how much the demoversion can do but check it out. http://www.partitionmagic.com/ /Danne

Hello ! Windows XP -- Enhancing the Windows Experience. Well if they want to impress me they have to make a stabile operatingsystem with a nice desktop. Hey that OS already exists, it's called UNIX. /Danne

Hello ! I have a simple question :-) Under Sco 5 you have a tool called netconfig, is there anything like it under Solaris 8 ? /Danne

Hello ! Don't know if this helps you, but in the /etc/power.conf there is a row that looks something like this: "autoshutdown 30 9:00 9:00 shutdown" Change that row so it looks like this: "autoshutdown 30 9:00 9:00 noshutdown" Not much of a change but it worked for me...

Hello ! If i don't recall totally wrong it is the 50 pin connector. There are some converters on the market, one international supplier i've found is http://www.blackbox.com /Danne

Hello ! This is a great one "Unix Shell programming" by Stephen Kochan and Patrick Wood ISBN 0-672-48448-X /Danne

Hello ! I'm not sure this really will help you but on the Skunkware cd, there is a script-collection. The name is "John D maintenace script" if i recall the name right. Anyhow one of the scripts shows the memory usage on a slight better way than you get with "swap -l&quot...

This is probably not the answer to your problem, but it's always a good idea to check the powersupply, measure to make sure you got good current. And while you still got that DMM out measure so you don't have any leak current to the chassis. /Danne

First you have to check if the "X" is installed at all. Open Scoadmin -> Software -> Check Software, i don't sit in front of an sco box right now so it might be examin software or something like that :-) If you dont have the X components IE the installation you have is an lightweight...

First of all check that your system is compatible with the hardware. Second make sure that the new scsi adapter has the same values as the old one. Third, check for updates on the scsi drivers from adaptec. You say you have a unix 3.2 is that an Sco OpenDesktop ? In that case you have some...