Finding and Removing core files
A simple one liner to help find and remove core files from a given system.
A simple one liner to help find and remove core files from a given system.
Some very useful command in Solaris to find more about a given binary.
A short article providing various keyboard shortcuts for command line edit of any commands quick and easily.
Emacs commands are accompanied either by simultaneously holding down the control key or by first hitting the escape key.
All commands in vi are preceded by pressing the escape key. Each time a different command is to be entered, the escape key needs to be used.
ASET allows you to monitor and restrict access to system files. It can be configured for three security levels: low, medium, and high.
This article provides a list of the important files that have changed between SunOS 4.1.x and Solaris 2.x (SunOS 5.x) based systems
On Sun workstations and servers you can interact with the boot EEPROM (NVRAM) at any time by holding down the STOP (L1) key and pressing the "a" key
This article provides a summary of the SunOS administrative command differences between SunOS 4.1.x and Solaris 2.x (SunOS 5.x) based systems
To boot diskless workstations need to determine who they are, locate their boot server, locate their kernel and mount file systems from the server