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What are the commands? 
Latest Answer: TOP VMSTAT IOSTAT SAR MPSTATfor Disk usage : DF & DU ...
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Latest Answer: du /directory_path/ | sort -nr ...
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(Forces a process to be killed. ) But what actually happens behind the scene? 
Latest Answer: kill -9 forcibly kill the process without consider crashes.... ...
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Latest Answer: 1. To make file hidden rename its name by adding . (dot) at the begining     eg. mv test.txt .test.txt 2. To remove all hidden files,      rm .* ...
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Latest Answer: Every process has a private u area, yet the kernel acesses it as if there were only one u area in the system, that of the running process. The kernel changes its virtual address translation map according to the executing process to access the correct ...
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Latest Answer: please specify it ...its not working with sun soleris version 9.0..its saying command not find ...
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Latest Answer: On Solaris CDE env, it simply takes your login id and pwd and comes out without throwing any error message.If you are on the console trying to telnet/ssh/rsh/ftp it will allow you to login. ...
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Latest Answer: superuser or root can access that file ...
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a)provides information on helpb)grep searches in a file whereas find searches for files and directories.c)both a) and b)d) none of the above 
Latest Answer: Grep usually takes the input from another command (usually content of file or folders etc) where Find works without taking input from another command.Find is more powerful thatn grep with many options like-access time-modification time-user name-terminal ...

What is the difference between UNIX compress command and LINUX compress command ?I compressed a file in LINUX by using compress command, the file has been compressed successfully with the extension .gz. When i try to uncompress the file in unix, not able to uncompress the file.plz help me

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