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An unmountable or inconsistent state in Sun Solaris Sparc operating system primarily occurs due to file system damage, operating system malfunctioning, Kernel damage ( completely or partially) , virus infection, and more. Data stored on your hard drive becomes inaccessible after you your system comes into an unmountable state. To overcome such situations, an easy way is to restore data from a complete backup. But if in case, you have not maintained any backup or backup file is unable to restore the required data, then you will need to use advanced Sun Solaris Data Recovery Software to recover your lost data. Consider a practical ... Read Full Story
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In most cases, you use a patch to upgrade your Sun Solaris operating system. These patches are also provide the latest fixes to remove all the bugs and firmware issues. While installing latest patches has many advantages, it can also result in system panic, Kernel damage, data corruption, and denial of Service security issue. In most of the above situations, your system becomes unbootable making all the data saved in your hard drive becomes inaccessible. The most easy way to access your data is by restoring it from an updated backup. But if in case, no backup is available or backup falls short to ... Read Full Story
Written by pumpkinjumper on
One of the perks of being in the IT business is that you have to constantly upgrade systems as the technology gets better to keep up with the latest software. What happens to the old systems after an upgrade? Well, if you lease your systems then the oldies most likely go back to the leasing company, but if you buy your systems like my company (and many others) those systems go off to be donated or recycled. Well, sometimes there are some decent machines that are getting ready to go out, and if you are in IT you get first dibs. That is exactly ... Read Full Story
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SAN or Storage Area Network is a high-performance subnetwork, which is responsible to connect various remote data storage devices/media to their related servers. The SAN actually functions in lieu of larger network of computer users, which connect the Storage Area Network in a way that all of them appear to be locally linked to single operating system. In some situations, the SAN face some critical failure issues and the stored data may become inaccessible. In these cases, you should restore the server from good known backup. But if the backup is not available, then you should go for Data Recovery Service experts to get ... Read Full Story
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You can connect your iPod to a Windows and Mac based system using a USB port. Any iPod that has a dock connector can be connected to USB 2.0 port. For a system to allow data transfer and access iPod information, it is essential that the system should first recognize it as a correct device. But if your system cannot do so, the odds are that iPod internal structure is damaged and thus you require to reformat it. After reformatting, if you find your backup invalid to restore the data, you need to use iPod Data Recovery tools. For an instance, when you connect ... Read Full Story
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From:   blogs.sun.com
Ultimately it is the software application that most IT customers look toward solving their business problems.  However software applications have a lot of moving parts sitting logically under the stack that enables the given application.  Some of these parts include operating system components, hardware and usually a large amounts of data . A car , like an IT solution, requires more than a few set of tools to complete the job. While companies share many common problems, as do car manufactures, company solutions ultimately need the entire tool box to be fully utilized.  This is necessary in order to get the right solution to ... Read Full Story
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Our children take us down strange paths. My middle child is a freshman at the Univerity of Wisconsin - Madison ( http://www.wisc.edu/ ) majoring in Computer Science. While reviewing his courses for the spring term we noted that his data structures course required a working knowledge of Linux, in particular Red Hat Linux. As a concerned parent this immediately sent me down the path of finding a linux distribution that he could dual boot to his AMD x64 windows based computer. After talking to some friends that have been doing the open source bit for a while I ended up downloading and installing uBuntu ... Read Full Story
A two parter: 1. I remember reading a quote by someone along the lines of 'every new 'killer web app' is a unix app. google=grep; facebook=wall; etc. Can you help me find this please? 2. Now that you grok the idea, can you tell me more analogs of unix vs web apps? Which unix apps are yet to be made webby? Which have been, but badly implemented? Which are your favorite unix apps? Etc.  
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     What are the Windows equivalents for Unix commands? Many a times in our day to day work we come across UNIX commands which we need to use on Windows.  Same happen to me, I was working on one of the issue and I had to dig around to find the Windows equivalent commands for UNIX commands.  Following are some of the commands which you can run on Windows servers:     Windows Command Unix Command net statistics server  uptime...  
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Can Someone tell me why these files won't compile on unix but work fine (mostly) in windows? It looks like unix-land doesn't load the variables from the inherited class QueueArray into the proper scope. prog5.cpp is supposed to create 3 different types of Deque classes. each Deque inherits...  
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Arkeia announces a free network backup solution aimed at cost-conscious businesses employing the Ubuntu open source operating system. - Network backup solutions company Arkeia Software announced the availability of Arkeia Network Backup version 8 in the Ubuntu 8.04 LTS repository as a free small-network package aimed at Ubuntu (a computer operating system based on the Debian Linux distribution) users. Fully licens...  
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Tech Source From Bohol: "The following are some of the most commonly used MS-DOS commands and its equivalent in Linux. This cheat sheet is for those of you who have just switched from Windows to Linux and are just getting acquainted with the terminal."  
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A quick and easy guide to the text editor vi, found on Linux, BSD, Solaris and all the other flavours of Unix. This is deliberately kept as short as possible and should contain just about everything you need.Contributor: LorryPublished: Oct 28, 2009  
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This entry is mostly for newcomers to Solaris/OpenSolaris from UNIX-like systems. When I had been taught about signal() and sigaction() my understanding was that sigaction() is just a superset of signal() and also POSIX conformant but otherwise they accomplish the same thing. This is indeed the case for some of UNIX-like operating systems. In Solaris, as I only recently discovered (to my dismay :)), it's different. Consider the following...  
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