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Posts Tagged with "device"

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on December 10th, 2007

    Written by cliff

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    card, cfgadm, CLARiiON, device, disk, drivers, fabric, fibre chanel, luxadm, qlc, qlogic, reboot, san, server, storage, sun, zone

    Solaris 8 SAN Frustrations

    Getting Solaris 8 to light up a Qlogic QLA2310 Fibre Channel card using the SUNWqlc and SUNWqlcx drivers can be frustrating enough, but the headaches are only beginning if you want to connect it to a SAN and you don’t have all the right packages installed.
    Last week, I installed the QLA2310 in a Sun Fire [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on July 24th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    apple, blakcberry, browser, browsinig, device, flash, garmin, geo, geoblogging, google integrated GPS, google maps, GPS, iphone, limits, media, navigation, navigational aid, safari, tomtom

    The iPhone is Still Not Quite There

    The iPhone is Still Not Quite There

    I’m begrudged to admit it, but Vasken is right in his claim that his Blackberry is better than the iPhone… For now at least. Having had the chance to play a little with Casey’s iPhone, I must say that the interface is wonderful. It is slick, intuitive and easy to use, but the device itself [...]

  • Data and Technology

    Posted on December 21st, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    boot, cdrom, controller, device, device links, device pointer, device tree, disk, disk slice, disks, HowTo, mirroring, mount, partition, slot, solaris, storage, sun

    Rebuilding the Solaris Device Tree

    Rebuilding the Solaris Device Tree

    If you ever shift around any bootable drives within a Sun Solaris box, you may find that either the device names (cxtxd0sx) do not follow the disk position within the server, or, the system just fails to boot because it can’t mount the other disk slices.
    Let’s assume you are booting off of target 8 (c1t8d0s0), [...]

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