Answer Posted / kaustuva

To list a summary of the system’s virtual swap space :

# swap -s

To list the details of the system’s physical swap areas:

# swap -l

What causes the rpc.ttdbserverd process to be cpu bound?

1105

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How can abiword be compiled for solaris using gcc?

1001

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How to solve the system hang issue. Found that the memory state is free, commands to check and solve the issue?

1042

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Tell me how to mount the floppy & cd-rom?

934

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Explain the vmstat output?

1060

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How to login to a remote host with solaris secure shell?

1044

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what is the importance of swap memory and how it will supports?

2282

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What are the raid levels in solaris?

1162

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How can a user login to solaris?

1059

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How can a user access a dos-format disk in solaris?

988

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Explain the run levels that are used in solaris10?

961

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Explain the difference between pid and ppid with example.

1098

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Explain how to view shared memory statistics?

915

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What do you understand by irq assignments?

1013

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Suppose I have 20 gb free space in my file system but my inode size full. How will I increase or how will I fix this issue?

1004

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