I am trying to find an 8bay (minimum) storage tower that doesn't take up a ton
of space *and* doesn't cost a fortune. The best option would be a minimally
sized self contained box like a via box I read about (but can't find for sale)
http://www.mswhs.com/2009/10/via-nsd-7800-review/
The
You didn't specify SATA or SAS (or speed if the latter) and what kind of
external connector (SAS or eSATA). I've built my chassis for Nexentastor with
LSI HBAs and Promise chassis with mini SAS connectors (SFF-8088) and both 6G/s
3.5 SAS drives SATA drives. But they only have rack-mount in 8
oops sorry. I am looking for a SATA device, not SAS; with an eSATA external
connector (one if possible, instead of two cables). The TR8XB you linked to
does look interesting but is a bit out of my price range as I have found the
TR8M for about $300 (would like to get below $300 if it is just a
Cron only reads the crontab file when it starts. Man cron and search for
'examines'. As you found out, sending a HUP doesn't work. Since cron runs as a
SMF controlled service in Solaris 10, killing the process will cause SMF to
restart it. The crontab file will then be read and changes, if any,
Solaris 10 does not include top. It can be downloaded from sunfreeware.com.
Solaris 11 has top in /bin/top (32 bit) and /usr/bin/amd64/top (64 bit). pkg
search top in Solaris 11 will show you the locations.
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On 16 Jan 2011, at 21:13, Ron Halstead wrote:
Cron only reads the crontab file when it starts. Man cron and search for
'examines'.
*And* when the crontab/at commands are run.
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cron only examines crontab or at command files during its
own process initialization phase and
Ron Halstead rdhalst...@gmail.com wrote:
Solaris 10 does not include top. It can be downloaded from sunfreeware.com.
Solaris 11 has top in /bin/top (32 bit) and /usr/bin/amd64/top (64 bit). pkg
search top in Solaris 11 will show you the locations.
See also:
man -s 1M prstat
HTH (Hope
