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    Using Package Manager on Solaris summarizes: 1) How to add a package using pkgadd and provides an example. 2) How to check for packages using pkginfo. 3) How to remove a package using pkgrm. Diagnostic Command - (Sun Solaris) summarizes: 1) The prtdiag command can be used to obtain detailed system diagnostics. 2) Example output is provided showing system configuration, CPUs, I/O devices, memory configuration, USB devices, and environmental/hardware revision information. prtconf summarizes: 1) The prtconf command can be used to obtain detailed system information on a Sun Solaris system. 2

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    Using Package Manager on Solaris summarizes: 1) How to add a package using pkgadd and provides an example. 2) How to check for packages using pkginfo. 3) How to remove a package using pkgrm. Diagnostic Command - (Sun Solaris) summarizes: 1) The prtdiag command can be used to obtain detailed system diagnostics. 2) Example output is provided showing system configuration, CPUs, I/O devices, memory configuration, USB devices, and environmental/hardware revision information. prtconf summarizes: 1) The prtconf command can be used to obtain detailed system information on a Sun Solaris system. 2

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    Using Package Manager on Solaris summarizes: 1) How to add a package using pkgadd and provides an example. 2) How to check for packages using pkginfo. 3) How to remove a package using pkgrm. Diagnostic Command - (Sun Solaris) summarizes: 1) The prtdiag command can be used to obtain detailed system diagnostics. 2) Example output is provided showing system configuration, CPUs, I/O devices, memory configuration, USB devices, and environmental/hardware revision information. prtconf summarizes: 1) The prtconf command can be used to obtain detailed system information on a Sun Solaris system. 2

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    Using Package Manager on Solaris

    by Jeff Hunter, Sr. Database Administrator

    Adding a Package

    # pkgadd -d samba-2.0.5-sol7-sparc-local
    Checking for Packages
    # pkginfo | grep -i samba
    application SMCsamba samba
    Removing a Package
    # pkgrm SMCsamba

    Diagnostic Command - (Sun Solaris)


    by Jeff Hunter, Sr. Database Administrator

    prtdiag

    Use the following command to obtain detailed diagnostics information


    about your system configuration:

    # /usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag -v

    System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u Sun Blade 150


    (UltraSPARC-IIe 650MHz)
    System clock frequency: 93 MHZ
    Memory size: 1.75GB

    ==================================== CPUs
    ====================================
    E$ CPU CPU Temperature
    CPU Freq Size Impl. Mask Die Ambient
    --- -------- ---------- ------ ---- -------- --------
    0 650 MHz 512KB US-IIe 3.3 56 C 29 C

    ================================= IO Devices
    =================================
    Bus Freq
    Brd Type MHz Slot Name
    Model
    --- ---- ---- ----------
    -------------------------------- ----------------------
    0 pci 33 7 isa/dma-isadma (dma)
    0 pci 33 7 isa/serial-su16550 (serial)
    0 pci 33 7 isa/serial-su16550 (serial)
    0 pci 33 8 sound-pci10b9,5451.10b9.5451.1
    (+
    0 pci 33 12 network-pci108e,1101.1
    (network) SUNW,pci-eri
    0 pci 33 12 firewire-pci108e,1102.1001
    (fire+
    0 pci 33 13 ide-pci10b9,5229.c3 (ide)
    0 pci 33 19 SUNW,m64B (display)
    ATY,RageXL

    ============================ Memory Configuration


    ============================
    Segment Table:
    -----------------------------------------------------------
    ------------
    Base Address Size Interleave Factor Contains
    -----------------------------------------------------------
    ------------
    0x0 256MB 1 Label DIMM0
    0x40000000 512MB 1 Label DIMM1
    0x80000000 512MB 1 Label DIMM2
    0xc0000000 512MB 1 Label DIMM3

    =============================== usb Devices


    ===============================

    Name Port#
    ------------ -----
    device 4

    =============================== device#4 Devices


    ===============================

    Name Port#
    ------------ -----
    keyboard mouse
    ============================ Environmental Status
    ============================
    Fan Speeds:
    ----------------------------
    Fan Device Speed
    ----------------------------
    system 100%

    ================================ HW Revisions
    ================================
    ASIC Revisions:
    ---------------
    ebus: Rev 1

    System PROM revisions:


    ----------------------
    OBP 4.6.5 2002/06/03 16:49
    POST 2.0.1 2001/08/23 17:13

    prtconf

    Use the following command to obtain detailed system information about


    your Sun Solaris installation:
    # /usr/sbin/prtconf

    System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u


    Memory size: 1792 Megabytes
    System Peripherals (Software Nodes):

    SUNW,Sun-Blade-100
    packages (driver not attached)
    SUNW,builtin-drivers (driver not attached)
    deblocker (driver not attached)
    disk-label (driver not attached)
    terminal-emulator (driver not attached)
    obp-tftp (driver not attached)
    dropins (driver not attached)
    kbd-translator (driver not attached)
    ufs-file-system (driver not attached)
    chosen (driver not attached)
    openprom (driver not attached)
    client-services (driver not attached)
    options, instance #0
    aliases (driver not attached)
    memory (driver not attached)
    virtual-memory (driver not attached)
    pci, instance #0
    ebus, instance #1
    flashprom (driver not attached)
    eeprom (driver not attached)
    idprom (driver not attached)
    isa, instance #0
    dma, instance #0
    floppy, instance #0
    parallel (driver not attached)
    power, instance #0
    serial, instance #0
    serial, instance #1
    network, instance #0
    firewire, instance #0
    usb (driver not attached)
    pmu, instance #0
    i2c, instance #0
    temperature, instance #0
    card-reader (driver not attached)
    dimm (driver not attached)
    dimm (driver not attached)
    dimm (driver not attached)
    dimm (driver not attached)
    ppm, instance #0
    beep, instance #0
    fan-control, instance #0
    sound (driver not attached)
    ide, instance #0
    disk (driver not attached)
    cdrom (driver not attached)
    dad, instance #0
    dad, instance #1
    sd, instance #0
    pci (driver not attached)
    SUNW,m64B, instance #0
    SUNW,UltraSPARC-IIe, instance #0
    pseudo, instance #0

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