|
|
Inappropriate
|
See Answer
To Email:
Subject:
Note to go along with the question: (Optional, no
more than 1,000 characters)
iostat reports on terminal, disk and tape I/O activity. vmstat reports on virtual memory statistics for processes, disk, tape and CPU activity. netstat reports on the contents of network data structures.
Create Date
:
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Click here
to improve the Interview Question, Answer and other fields.
|
|
Inappropriate
|
See Answer
To Email:
Subject:
Note to go along with the question: (Optional, no
more than 1,000 characters)
Some older systems that employ system level interfaces, such as an IDE interface, employ an adapter card. These cards are referred to as host adapters rather than controller cards because they have no intelligent control devices on them. They simply offer physical extensions of the system buses (usually ISA slots) to the I/O device.
Create Date
:
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Click here
to improve the Interview Question, Answer and other fields.
|
|
Inappropriate
|
See Answer
To Email:
Subject:
Note to go along with the question: (Optional, no
more than 1,000 characters)
Corporate offices employ data backups in the event of a disaster that may destroy crucial data. The most common method used to back up is tape.
Create Date
:
Friday, March 28, 2008
Click here
to improve the Interview Question, Answer and other fields.
|
|
Inappropriate
|
See Answer
To Email:
Subject:
Note to go along with the question: (Optional, no
more than 1,000 characters)
from solaris 8 onwards use
--> devfsadm
before solaris 8 use
--> drvconfig
--> diskor tape..(Device type)
--> devlinks
then the device will configure properly.
Create Date
:
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Click here
to improve the Interview Question, Answer and other fields.
|
|
Inappropriate
|
See Answer
To Email:
Subject:
Note to go along with the question: (Optional, no
more than 1,000 characters)
mount is the command used to know which devices are loaded.it means devices like floppy drive,cd drive, tape drive.if we give mount command it will display which device is mounted.
unmount is the command used to disable the device.if we give umount and the path of the device then it will umount the device.
Create Date
:
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Click here
to improve the Interview Question, Answer and other fields.