RE: OT SOLARIS

2001-03-16 Thread MIRSKY Carl

I am Solaris certified, and I initially learned by hands on.  There are some
excellent sites, including http://www.stokely.com/unix.sysadm.resources/
being one of them.  Also there are Solaris admin books available at your
local book store. One of the best UNIX reference books I have found is UNIX
in a Nutshell by O'Reilly.  I use this book all of the time for reference.
For the most part, UNIX is UNIX, except obviously for the specific OS
commands.  I also concur that http://docs.sun.com is an excellent source, as
is contains all of the sun documentation for current, as well as previous
versions.  If you have any other Q's, please feel free to contact me
offline.  Thanks.  Carl.  

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-Original Message-
From: Circusnuts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 2:27 PM
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Subject: OT SOLARIS 


I have a dilemma...  I have decided to divert from Cisco routing for a =
stint in security & fault Management.  I'm need to learn Solaris & have =
purchased the X86/ Solaris 8 for Intel processors.  My question is with =
Solaris training.  I could hack @ this & read-up to become proficient =
(not looking to become an administrator).  Can you suggest any good =
books ???  The local community college offers Unix classes, or I can tap =
my annual training $$$ from work to take a $1900 Sun Solaris class.  I =
really really am treating the Company's money with kid gloves though.  =
There are a few security classes I'd like to save it for.

Please advise away

Thanks=20
Phil

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RE: OT SOLARIS

2001-03-16 Thread Piatnitchi Cristian

Try docs.soalris.com
there you have almost everything in PDF format.
If you need an accelerated training take a class
if not just start working with it.
Do everything that you are doing just under Solaris not as usually 
on a Win box

Cristian



-Original Message-
From: Circusnuts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 10:27 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT SOLARIS 


I have a dilemma...  I have decided to divert from Cisco routing for a =
stint in security & fault Management.  I'm need to learn Solaris & have =
purchased the X86/ Solaris 8 for Intel processors.  My question is with =
Solaris training.  I could hack @ this & read-up to become proficient =
(not looking to become an administrator).  Can you suggest any good =
books ???  The local community college offers Unix classes, or I can tap =
my annual training $$$ from work to take a $1900 Sun Solaris class.  I =
really really am treating the Company's money with kid gloves though.  =
There are a few security classes I'd like to save it for.

Please advise away

Thanks=20
Phil

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Re: OT: Solaris on RDI laptop

2000-08-15 Thread Rob Bains


How much RAM do you have on these units? Rather than trying to re-install
Solaris, try the following;
- Insert Solaris installation CD in the CD drive.
- Turn on the machine
- it will try to start to solaris installation, but you can abort that
by hitting ctrl+c.
- You should now be at the # prompt logged in as root.  This means
you can change the root password, and then look around what's on it, etc.
- My suspicion is that you may be trying to install the entire distribution
rather than End User or Developer distribution.  First try installing
bare minimum, but allocate a lot of swap like 2.5 to 3 times the size of
your RAM.
Good luck.
= > Rob
Jon McCoy wrote:
 
I was given some old RDI PowerLite laptops to use -- unknown
accounts/passwords.  I tried to reinstall 2.5.1 desktop from a scsi
cdrom drive, but during the install it panics, due to 'panic: vfs_mountroot:
cannot mount root' error.
Anyone more clueful want to lend some guesses?  Each
laptop performs exactly the same way, so I don't think it's a specific
hardware fault.
ObCisco:  http://joe.lindsay.net/bgp.html
for tasty BGP bits.
-jon-
You need two things to make it work:
WD-40 to make it go
Duct Tape to make it stop.