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How to create NULL files of specific size in solaris ?
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Answer / prabakaren
mkfile -size Filename
Eg: mkfile -10m file1
The above command will create a file names file1 which size
is 10 mb.
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Answer / raj
#touch file1
the touch command creates 0byte fiel which means null file
in the above cmd the file1 is a file with a size of 0byte
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Answer / kannan
/dev/null > filename
Note -Here, filename is which one we need to make as empty.
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Answer / guest
mkfile -nv 10m sun. sun is a null file created with
10m of size
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