Configuring your AIX machine for network acces isn't real hard. First get all available network devices:
# lsdev -Cc if
en0 Defined 02-08 Standard Ethernet Network Interface
en1 Defined 02-09 Standard Ethernet Network Interface
et0 Defined 02-08 IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interface
et1 Defined 02-09 IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Network Interface
lo0 Available Loopback Network Interface
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Monday, March 14, 2011
Changing the boot order in AIX
I have here two AIX machines, one seems to be broken nut the other works fine (so far...). I need to reinstall the operating system but the machine always boots from harddisk by default. The solutions to this is the command bootlist. The following examples show the current boot order:
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Adding a 2nd harddisk to a SunFire V100
I have a SunFire V100 with a 40GB IDE harddisk and 2GB of memory (I found this poor machine in the internet for 50€). Today I decided to add a 2nd 40GB harddisk. The harddisk is left from my old workstation and should work perfectly with the system.
It doesn't. The system even didn't recognize the harddisk. After doing some research on the internet I found out that most Sparc Systems with support for IDE only recognize the IDE harddisk when the
harddisk jumpers are set to Cable Select. So I jumpered the harddisk to Cable Select and surprise - works perfect:
It doesn't. The system even didn't recognize the harddisk. After doing some research on the internet I found out that most Sparc Systems with support for IDE only recognize the IDE harddisk when the
harddisk jumpers are set to Cable Select. So I jumpered the harddisk to Cable Select and surprise - works perfect:
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Configuring ALOM from commandline
Last time i was in the challenge to configure the ALOM of a Sunfire V240 from commandline. First get some information:
Thursday, February 17, 2011
xscreensaver, pam & fluxbox
This is an update to the article xdm, pam & fluxbox. In this article I explained how to set xdm for use with pam and howto start fluxbox on Slackware. Now I want you to show how to add pam support for xscreensaver on Slackware. First grab a copy of the source for xscreensaver from the DVD (or CD):
Thursday, February 10, 2011
HP9000: Booting from CDROM
I have here a small HP 9000 machine which I need to reinstall. The installed Operating System is a HP-UX 11.31 which is messed up. I have no access to the MP via LAN, so I used the serial console. I connected the MP to my Solaris machine and started tip:
# tip hardwire
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
X on a Toshiba Satellite Pro 4600
I have a old Toshiba Satellite Pro with the following graphics adapter:
# lspci
...
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Trident Microsystems CyberBlade/XP (rev 63)
Sunday, February 6, 2011
xdm, pam & fluxbox
I have configured xdm on my Slackware machine to use pam and authentication against LDAP. I won't show you here howto setup LDAP or pam on Slackware, this is more a quickie for xdm - assuming everything else is already setup!
The first thing that need to be done is to grab a copy from the source Patrick uses for xdm. You can
The first thing that need to be done is to grab a copy from the source Patrick uses for xdm. You can
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Framebuffer
I really like to work with the commandline but framebuffer is something i don't wanna miss anymore. The default installation of CentOS-5 comes with framebuffer support but it is not activated. To activate it edit your grub.conf and append to the kernel line with the vga parameter:
# vi /boot/grub.conf
...
# vi /boot/grub.conf
...
Sunday, January 23, 2011
DNS & DHCP
DNS & DHCP
This weekend I setup my DNS and DHCP again (updated to new version and changed the software). I am currently using the DNS and DHCP from ISC. There is nothing special about it, just the usual stuff. This configuration example will allow you to setup a normal DNS for caching and with a forward and reverse lookup zone, incl. access for rndc and updates from DHCP. The DHCP server will be configured with a small range of IP's and with access to update the DNS.
This weekend I setup my DNS and DHCP again (updated to new version and changed the software). I am currently using the DNS and DHCP from ISC. There is nothing special about it, just the usual stuff. This configuration example will allow you to setup a normal DNS for caching and with a forward and reverse lookup zone, incl. access for rndc and updates from DHCP. The DHCP server will be configured with a small range of IP's and with access to update the DNS.
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