What is race condition?differences between micro kernal and macro kernal?and examples for both kernal?differences between primary storage and secondary storage?what is page segmentation and segment page?why paging is used?
How will you find the aged files?How will you increase the swap area?How will you restart the network services and inetd daemon?How will you login to remote console from ok prompt?Root filesystems filled, what will you do?
Latest Answer: NIS+ was mainly designed to address problem that NIS cannot address NIS ...
How to recover if /etc directory deleted, there is no cdrom drive, no network boot or what happened if /etc directory deleted?
Latest Answer: You can either increase the size of file system using growfs or you can take the backup up the file system and then use the followign command:-`newfs -i to recreate the filesystem "nbpi" ...
Latest Answer: boot single usermode through cdrom if bootblock is corrupted installboot /usr/platform/uname-m/lib/fs/ufs/bootblk /dev/rdsk/c#t#d#s#. ...
NIS+ was mainly designed to address problems that NIS cannot address.
Latest Answer: NISNIS+Machine name and user's name can be the sameMachine name and user names must be unique. Furthermore, you cannot have a dot (.) in your machine or user name.Domains are flat--no hierarchy.Domains are hierarchical--data stored in different levels ...
Latest Answer: The ufsdump command copies files. directories, or entire file systems from a hard disk to tape or from disk to disk. The only drawback of using ufsdump is that the file system must be inactive ( that is, unmounted or read-only) before you can conduct ...
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