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size read from dsk device is greater than rdsk on solaris x86 64 bit 1 62 (9/29/2010 4:47:22 AM) comp.unix.solaris Hello, When reading "/dev/dsk/" using dd, the number of bytes read are greater than "/dev/rdsk/". For example: ------------------ -bash-3.00# dd if=/dev/dsk/c5t5006016141E08416d4s3 of=./dsk.read 1024008+0 rec... mannu

application hang whne having 0 253 (7/7/2010 5:44:20 AM) comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32 Hello, An application has more than 64 child processes. To check if any child process exited, one of the application thread calls "WaitForMultipleObjects". Since the limit for number of handles that c... mannu

How to detect if solaris is running as a guest machine 12 1557 (4/22/2010 12:21:49 PM) comp.unix.solaris Hello, Is there a way to know if solaris operating system is running as a guest virtual machine on a physical host ? There is a utility "virt-what" from redhat that does the above job for linux. Is the... mannu

stmsboot on solaris 8 and 9 0 336 (4/5/2010 4:21:29 PM) comp.unix.solaris hello, On solaris 8 and 9 compared to solaris 10, the following difference has been mentioned for stmsboot utility. From sun docs: The behavior of the stmsboot command in the Solaris 10 OS differs from ... mannu

ioctl know if write caching enabled on disks 4 618 (3/23/2010 10:57:34 AM) comp.unix.solaris Hello, Is there an ioctl that tells whether write caching is enabled on disk? I believe there are many kinds of disks like scsi, ide, sata, pata etc,. And I need to know if whether write caching i... mannu

difference between sun cluster "/dev/did" and "/dev/global" devices 2 526 (2/11/2010 5:07:45 AM) comp.unix.solaris Hello, I am not able to understand what is difference between "/dev/did" and "/dev/global" devices in sun cluster. Can some one explain in simple terms? I have a sun cluster where I am seeing that "/... mannu

scsi id for a disk 2 707 (1/29/2010 6:29:09 AM) comp.unix.solaris Hello, Is there a way to collect scsi ID of a disk on solaris 8, 9 and 10? In linux, there is a command "scsi_id" that gives the scsi ID for a disk. Thanks and Regards, Mannu ... mannu