phanee wrote:
I have a /pkg as my mounting on afs which should resolve the @sys variable.
What do you mean by "as my mounting" Is it a symlink for /pkg->/afs/gv/GV2/@sys ? Could you use /afs/gv/GV2/sun4x_510 as you know what type system you are on. Or are you trying to use the AFS/NFS translator?
So when I say cd /pkg it should go to /afs/gv/GV2/sun4x_510/... since the @sys variable is sun4x_510 in Solaris 10. Instead it gives /afs/gv/Gv2/@sys. When I open a software it complains that this directory does not exist and so I am not able to launch and use the software in Solaris 10. Therefore, is there a fix to it? Any help is appreciated
What does fs sysname show? It should show Current sysname is 'sun4x_510' @sys works for us in sun4x_510.
Thanks Phaneendra
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