Summary: I need to be able to mount a Windows 2000 Share on my Solaris 9 x86 box. I don't want to go from W2K to Solaris. I have installed Samba, but it does...
Summary: hello all, i am not able to install multiboot windows 2000, linux 9, solaris 9.....i have windows 2000 installed on NTFS partition, & after ...
Summary: I would like to mount a CD-ROM that I made on a Windows-95 platform onto a Unix (Solaris8) system. I am successful at mounting the CD-ROM. However, ...
Summary: Hi, All. I have Solaris8 (Intel Edition) installed, but can not use X-Win. So, I need to mount CD to install XFree86 from it. How can I do that? I hav...
Summary: ok, i have a sparc machine with mass amounts of code etc.... and i need to have a duplicate machine (same os, file structure, etc..) in another office...
Summary: Not too sure on your question! I take it that you have the Solaris 8 CD's. And the SUN boxes have CD-ROM drives. If you want to break in and edit the ...
Summary: Generally you don't need to mount a tape. You access it as a device. tar tvf /dev/rmt/0 will show you the contents of a tarfile on the tape in the fir...
Summary: Hello, I have a laptop(Windows 2000) connected to internet. I want that internet connection to be shared with two(Solaris 8|RedHat6.2) boxes having st...
Summary: Is there a Windows "2000" utility I can use w/ a null modem cable to connect to my Blade machine?? The Blade IP is unknown, and there is no way to us...
Summary: Hello all, I have been trying for the past week to mount a 2 TB usb storage device that I built. It shows up when I type cd /dev/rdsk ls -l c*0 | gre...
Summary: there is nothing you need to do to enable these commands. The CD you're booting from is read-only so they shouldn't get corrupt unless the CD itself ...
Summary: depending on how much trouble you need to go too for your solution, there are several options: if the number of files and or directories is small, or ...
Summary: I have 40GB hard drive, started with no partition on it. 1.with the installation CD we booted the machine. It asked for fdisk HDD said yes 2. Gave f...
Summary: ive gotten a couple of emails about a post i placed in the os/2 forrum about how i have so many operating systems on my system and how to do it also o...
Summary: Hi Solaris gurus, I am a new Solaris user, and would like to know the best way to network Sun Sparc5 with Solaris8 and Pc with Windows 2000. Thanks i...
Summary: hi, My solaris 8 is not communicating with windows 2000.what should i do? I am administering a LAN,with ISDN connection(configured to get IP address a...
Summary: Can you provide more information? ie: which service is complaining, and which file it is complaining about? I'm not sure what it means by locked... wh...
Summary: I have been sharing the HDD of 4 nos. Sun workstations running on Sun Solaris 7 with Windows NT 4.0 workstations. For this I am using Samba 2.0.3 to ...
Summary: I am just about to start MCSE 2000 and have a pc running windows 2000 server(AMD-K6 500Mhz and 64mb). I'd also like to start reading into Solaris 8 a...
Summary: Hi, I have to move some files from a windows 2000 server sytem to a solaris 8 system. The problem is that when I copy those files to Solaris, it renam...
Summary: Thanks for answering, but now another question pops up. Since I've only been using windows machines until a few weeks ago I'm not used to the filesyst...
Summary: In my case, my system is able to mount every other cd except a particular cd which is mean actually my checkpoint 2000 installation CD. now This Cd w...
Summary: Hi, I am currently working in a company that wishes to connect two remote areas together via a VPN. However, one place uses a Solaris 8 OS and the oth...
Summary: I am having difficulties installing Solaris 8 (version 6/00)on a new system with a Gigabyte 6VXDC7 motherboard, Matrox video, Adaptec 29160 U160 SCSI,...
Summary: You need Solstice Disksuite or Veritas Volume manager to replicate a disk. If thats done remove it again and u got it! Hope it helps, TaaKie ...
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