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Latest Answer: boot frm 1st cd type1) chroot /mnt/sysimage2) grub-install /dev/sda ...
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Please give me in detail the command for concatenating two strings in UNIX 
Latest Answer: Pipe symbol between two strings. ...

1. Why is the . not included in the path?2. How will you mirror a volume and how will you find if a volume is mirrored ? lsvg –l (vol gp name)3. A system is echoing the ping but not able to login 

Latest Answer: #lsvg -o (AIX) ...

give UNIX command to wait for a specified number of seconds before exit. 
Latest Answer: you can use Sleep s command where s is seconds ...

How to set kernel parameters in Red Hat Linux, AIX, & Solaris. 
Latest Answer: kernel parameters can be set using sysctl utility.. or try using /etc/sysctl.conf ...

How can you extract just the Filename from the Fully Qualified Path and Filename.Basename? 
Latest Answer: dirname will not give the full path of the file. It will do the opposite (but in case of directories) . If a full path is given , then it will extract the directory name from it. ...

lsos 
Latest Answer: lsof   - List open files on the system. Normally, it only lists files you (or processes you own) have open; if run as root, it lists all open files. ...
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Command to find the IP of an Proxy Server in UNIX 
Latest Answer: To find out IP address of Linux/UNIX/BSD/Unixish system you need to use command called ifconfig. It is used to configure the kernel-resident network interfaces. It is used at boot time to set up interfaces as necessary. After that, it is usually only ...

How can I save a path to my favorites in command prompt to recall it later? 
Latest Answer: we have an additional command in AIX to obtaine previously used path or command at the command line without assigning that path to a variablerun set -o vi  command at command prompt.this will open a new shell with vi editor enabled.then press ...

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