SUMMARY: sun part No. 801-6631-10
sun-managers@sunmanagers.ececs.uc.edu
Thanks to Rob and Brett who help me find that good old book!
They were good enough to give me the URL and the acutal .pdf file.
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Rob McCauley <robmccau@RadOnc.Duke.EDU>
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You can usually find this sort of thing on docs.sun.com. A
minute's
browsing turned up the following:
Solaris 2.4 File System Administration
ftp://192.18.99.138/801-6631/801-6631.pdf
Not postscript, but a free Adobe Acrobat reader will render it
into PS
easily enough. :)
Enjoy,
Rob
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"Collars, Brett" <brett.collars@csfb.com>
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Here it is as PDF ..... I would send the URL but its generated
(as in >255 chars)....go to docs.sun.com and dig around.
<<solfsadmin.pdf>>
Rule #265 - Never lend a Solaris book to anyone - keep em locked
up !! (though I do it all the time)
Cheers,
Brett
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There was Admin too... admin@lovey.ucsd.edu (System Administrator)
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Who told me to check E-bay! ;)
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Original Posting
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Conner McCleod [SMTP:nimrha@hotmail.com]
>Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 7:18 AM
>To: sun-managers@sunmanagers.ececs.uc.edu
>Subject: sun part No. 801-6631-10
>
>A few years back (1994) Solaris 2.4's documentation would ship
>with Part
>No
>801-6631-10 "File System Administration." Perhaps one of the
>best books
>published for Solaris Admins. The book is a cookbook on
>how-to, kind of
>problem and answer stylebook.
>
>I was hoping that SUN would have an updated copy of this
>volume. I look
>on
>the Web and called SUN to try and find and updated copy of
>that book. I
>purchase the Sun full documentation for Solaris 2.7 ~$1,300
>and it no
>longer
>comes with the book. I installed all the answer books and
>found nothing.
>
>I made the horrible mistake of lending the books to someone
>and he stole
>it!
> Does any one know how I can get that particular book... is
>it found in
>the
>Solaris 2.4 Anwerbooks?! Is this book out on the web in
>Postcript format
>anywhere?
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