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Name: ashok menon
Date: September 12, 2002 at 06:36:29 Pacific
OS: Solaris 8
CPU/Ram: Sparc Ultra 30
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Hi all!!

i am facing a display problem in Solaris.
im using Sparc Ultra 30..The same monitor i used in different system not having problem. and i tried another monitor too. but still its having display problem. now im getting a black & white display.. some time some mixed up colors too.. its very difficult to work on with display. Please help me to solve this problem.
and i have one more query How we set a user quoata. i used edquota. but i dont know how exactly using edquota.. please explain it
thanks in Advance.



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Name: Mark M
Date: September 18, 2002 at 17:26:10 Pacific
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Hi, are you sure your graphics card is seated properly? Or do you have some crazy display settings?

Depending on which graphics card you have you may want to do a command line login (ie: not in the window system) and use m64config or fbconfig to change your resolution and colour depth. I've seen weird stuff like this when people have tried setting to 16 bit colour depth, or when one application is trying to seize the palette.

As for quotas, as root, create a file called quotas on /export/home for example (touch /export/home/quotas). then do edquota [username]

you'll get your editor up... just edit this file. If I remember rightly you input the number of 1024 byte (1K) blocks for the limits. The soft amount is the amount before a user gets a warning. the hard amount is the absolute maximum - the user won't be able to store more than this on the UFS filesystem where the quotas file resides.

Don't bother changing inodes, if you leave it at zero it will allow as many files as they want.

once you have finished with edquota, save and exit, then do the command: quotaon

That should do it. Try logging in as the user you set it for and copying some large files in the home directory or something to test it.

Hope this helps.

Mark


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Response Number 2
Name: Mark M
Date: September 18, 2002 at 17:29:55 Pacific
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Forgot to say - you must only create the quotas file on the root of the filesystem where you're enforcing disk quotas. So don't try doing it in /export/home/joebloggs and so on... just the mount point for the volume :)


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Response Number 3
Name: ashok menon
Date: September 21, 2002 at 01:42:51 Pacific
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hii Mark

thnx for ur help. its still have some probs

in display but info. about edquota is great.

if u have some Administrative Tips Plase

advice me .
u can mail me to sparcultraman@yahoo.com

thnx
ashok


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