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A: Actually, the sample data in your table look very healthy. Don't 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
trust so much about these statistics numbers. In fact, if the gloss 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
number of swap file system reduced not big, the system can run well. 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
If the number decrease much, it means a process use a lot of swap 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
space. If you kill the process, the number will increase some.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
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1. run the command in a terminal or console: #ps -elf8GFLinuxÁªÃË
2. In cde interface, there is a graphic utility which you can find 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
in tool(or ¹¤¾ß) column8GFLinuxÁªÃË
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126 Q: ÇëÎÊ: ÉèÖÃÁËÒ»¸öÆÕͨÓû§,¸ÃÓû§ÉèÖÃÓÐÏàÓ¦µÄ$PATH»·¾³±äÁ¿,ÓÃsuÃüÁî(²»8GFLinuxÁªÃË
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127 Q: Èç¹û²ÉÓá°Cluster¡±»úÖÆ½øÐÐË«»úÈȱ¸£¬Á½Ì¨»úÆ÷Ö®¼äÐèҪͨ¹ýÐÄÌøÏßÏàÁ¬8GFLinuxÁªÃË
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A: You have two ways to modify the limit number of files that a process 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
can open simutanously.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
One: modify the /etc/system file add the following entry:8GFLinuxÁªÃË
set rlim_fd_cur = #n8GFLinuxÁªÃË
#n is the number you want. Should be no more than 1024.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
You should reboot the machine.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
Two: Use the system command: ulimit8GFLinuxÁªÃË
$ulimit -n #n8GFLinuxÁªÃË
Note: You should use B-shell.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
And using the same terminal session(in the same terminal 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
window) to run the your application program( to guarantee your 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
application process is a child process of the setting 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
terminal.)You can man ulimit to see the detailed usaged.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
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129 Q: ipcsÃüÁîÓÐûÓй¦ÄÜÀ´É¾³ýÒ»¸ö¹²ÏíÄÚ´æ8GFLinuxÁªÃË
A: No, ipcs can only print some usage information about shared memory, 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
locks, and semaphores.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
8GFLinuxÁªÃË
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A: You have two ways to modify the limit number of files that a process 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
can open simutanously.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
One: modify the /etc/system file add the following entry:8GFLinuxÁªÃË
set rlim_fd_cur = #n8GFLinuxÁªÃË
#n is the number you want. Should be no more than 1024.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
You should reboot the machine.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
Two: Use the system command: ulimit8GFLinuxÁªÃË
$ulimit -n #n8GFLinuxÁªÃË
Note: You should use B-shell.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
And using the same terminal session(in the same terminal 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
window) to run the your application program( to guarantee your 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
application process is a child process of the setting 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
terminal.) You can man ulimit to see the detailed usaged.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
8GFLinuxÁªÃË
131 Q: Çë½âÊÍÒ»ÏÂsolaris 8ÓÐûÓÐdynamic partitionµÄ¸ÅÄî.ÊÇ·ñ¿ÉÒÔÏòwindowsÒ»8GFLinuxÁªÃË
Ñù¶¯Ì¬·ÖÇø¶ø²»ÓÃformatÔ­À´µÄÎļþϵͳ,лл.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
A: There is no dynamic partition in Solaris 8. Let's make the 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
conception "dynamic partition" clear first. "dynamic partition" 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
means to change a disk's partition without a new format,and all the 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
data in the former partitions are kept.Up to now, in Solaris system, 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
it impossible to change a disk's partition without formatting, and 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
the data should be lost when formatting. The dynamic configuration, 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
which means a disk adaptor can be loaded, or disconnected from8GFLinuxÁªÃË
system without restarting the system. It is an alternative word of 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
"hot plug" for disk adaptor.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
8GFLinuxÁªÃË
132 Q: ÎÒ»úÆ÷×°µÄÊÇSolaris 8£¬ÎªÊ²Ã´³ýÁËrootÓû§ÍâÆäËûµÄÓû§¶¼²»ÄÜÔÚ±¾»úµÇ8GFLinuxÁªÃË
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A: I solve this problem by manually operating. After checking log files 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
and the system file system, I solve the problem. The following is my 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
conclusion.The cause is the system is not properly installed, more 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
presicely, the disk is not properly formatted. The problem is that 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
/c0t0d0s6 is used as /tmp. So, /tmp file system type is "ufs" 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
instead of "tmpfs". The difference between "ufs" and "tmpfs" is 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
"tmpfs" is automatically freed empty at booting, while "ufs" is not.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
So, because some temperate files used by Xession are not deleted at 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
booting, the dtsession can not be launched properly. The way is 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
clearing all the /tmp files and rebooting.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
8GFLinuxÁªÃË
133 Q: SUN MOTIF±à³ÌÔõô¸Ä±äÖÐÎÄ×ÖÌåµÄ´óС£¬Çë°ïÖúÌṩ×Éѯ8GFLinuxÁªÃË
A: In fact, Motif is a GUI programming standard which is wildly 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
supported by UNIX operating systems. The fonts in Motif programing 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
envrionment are standard named, which means, by the same name, you 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
can refernce the same font, in all UNIX system, no matter the system 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
is HP, AIX or Solaris. If you want to know something about Motif 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
programming, you can search for documnets about it, and you will get 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
hundreds of references or faqs no matter what search engine you use. 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
In my knowledge, in Motif, you can set the font, not the size of8GFLinuxÁªÃË
the font. In Solaris, there are some utilities to find the fonts 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
install in the system. You can find the usage of these utilities in 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
Solaris Answerbook. The name of the reference book is "Font 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
Administration", in System Administration Collection. So, I 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
recommend you 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
1.to find some references of Motif programming, which are easy to 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
find in Internet. 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
2.to find the "Font Administration" book, in System Administration 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
Collection, this book will help you to find the fonts installed in 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
solaris environment.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
8GFLinuxÁªÃË
134 Q: ÎÒÔÚһ̨netra1120ÉÏ °²×°ÁËsolaris7ºó£¬ÓÖ°²×°ÁËÒ»¸ö106541-09µÄpatch£¬8GFLinuxÁªÃË
patch°²×°²»³É¹¦£¬ÏµÍ³½øÈëok״̬£¬È»ºóÎÒ¼üÈëÒÔÏÂÃüÁîÖØÆð£º8GFLinuxÁªÃË
ok reboot8GFLinuxÁªÃË
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A: In this situation, you should reinstall you system. If you want to 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
install you system through cdrom, issue the following command under 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
ok prompt:8GFLinuxÁªÃË
ok boot cdrom8GFLinuxÁªÃË
8GFLinuxÁªÃË
135 Q: ÈçºÎÔÚSolaris8 ÖÐÅäÖÃipµØÖ·£¬ºÍÉèÖ÷ÓÉ8GFLinuxÁªÃË
# ifconfig -a8GFLinuxÁªÃË
hme0: flags=1000843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,MULTICAST,IPv4> mtu 1500 index 28GFLinuxÁªÃË
inet 10.76.175.102 netmask ff000000 broadcast 10.255.255.2558GFLinuxÁªÃË
ether 8:0:20:c3:a9:b18GFLinuxÁªÃË
do as you said£º8GFLinuxÁªÃË
# ifconfig hme0 10.76.175.102 255.255.255.08GFLinuxÁªÃË
ifconfig: setifdstaddr: SIOCSLIFDSTADDR: hme0: Cannot assign requested address8GFLinuxÁªÃË
8GFLinuxÁªÃË
# route add default 10.76.175.2518GFLinuxÁªÃË
add net default: gateway 10.76.175.251: entry exists8GFLinuxÁªÃË
# more defaultrouter8GFLinuxÁªÃË
10.76.175.2518GFLinuxÁªÃË
# more /etc/netmasks8GFLinuxÁªÃË
10.76.0.0 255.255.254.08GFLinuxÁªÃË
# more nodename8GFLinuxÁªÃË
VPNMServer18GFLinuxÁªÃË
# more hosts8GFLinuxÁªÃË
10.76.175.102 VPNMServer18GFLinuxÁªÃË
in 7.08GFLinuxÁªÃË
ifconfig -a8GFLinuxÁªÃË
hme0: flags=863<UP,BROADCAST,NOTRAILERS,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 15008GFLinuxÁªÃË
inet 10.76.165.155 netmask ffffff00 broadcast 10.76.165.2558GFLinuxÁªÃË
ether 8:0:20:c3:a9:908GFLinuxÁªÃË
8GFLinuxÁªÃË
A:8GFLinuxÁªÃË
The command to set ip address is:8GFLinuxÁªÃË
#ifconfig hme0 10.76.175.102 netmask 255.255.255.08GFLinuxÁªÃË
from the output of adding default router, your router has been correctly 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
set.Add a file in you system:8GFLinuxÁªÃË
/etc/hostname.hme08GFLinuxÁªÃË
in these file just add an entry, which is your host name. This name 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
have a correponding entry in /etc/hosts.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
8GFLinuxÁªÃË
You have correctly set other files.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
So every time, you reboot the system, the system's ip address and router 8GFLinuxÁªÃË
are correctly set.8GFLinuxÁªÃË
8GFLinuxÁªÃË
136 Q: ÎÒ×°SUNË«»ú£¬ volumn manager 2.6 , sun cluster 2.2²¹¶¡ÒÑ´ò£º8GFLinuxÁªÃË
showrev -p|grep 1077638GFLinuxÁªÃË
Patch: 107763-02 Obsoletes: Requires: 108520-01 Incompatibles: Packag8GFLinuxÁªÃË
es: SUNWsc8GFLinuxÁªÃË
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hme0 is active8GFLinuxÁªÃË
remote address = 10.225.1.2288GFLinuxÁªÃË
test hme1 wait...8GFLinuxÁªÃË
Setting netmask of hme1 to 255.255.255.08GFLinuxÁªÃË
nafo0 test failed8GFLinuxÁªÃË
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