2004-11-20 the score is 73%.
1. The command finger displays the user's login name, home-dir, shell, login time, and login device on the local system.
2. There are 8 run level on Solaris 8 (7 useable)
0 - Power down state
1 - Administrative state
2 - Multiuser state
3 - Multiuser state with NFS (shared multiuser level)
4 - Alternative multiuser state
5 - Power down state
6 - Reboot state
S,s - Single-user state
3. The vi editor has got four modes (insert mode, save mode, search mode and command mode)
4. The version X11R6.4 is included in Solaris 8.
5. You have got 4 options for defining a password for a users account:
Account is locked, No password, Normal password, Clear until first login
6. You can display the users login name with echo $LOGNAME. LOGNAME is a environment variable.
The command logname can return the user's login name.
7. The default shell for "normal" users on a Solaris 8 operation system is the bourne shell .
8. The tool "newfs" can write to the disk using the smallest addressable disk unit , the default value is 8k.
9. The command tar:
tar -c Create new archive
tar -t List archive
tar -f Use Source/Destination device given as option
tar -x Extract archive
tar -v Verbose mode
10. The Web Start Wizard for Sun Solaris 8 is distributed on one separate install-cd.
11. To stop a printer service on a Solaris 8 system, use the command lpshut
To start or restart s printer service on a Solaris 8 system , use the command lpsched
12. There is no C compiler (cc) included in Sun Solaris 8. If you need to compile software on your system, you have to buy one, or you can use the Gnu-C- Compiler (gcc) included on "Sun Solaris cd 2 of 2".
13. The command "showrev -p" and " patchadd -p " can display the patch list , which had be instanded on your system.
The command "showrev -a " displays all system revision information avalable (hostname, hostid, os release, Kernel architecture, application architecture, hardware provider,domain, kernel version), window system and patch information are added.
14. The command "uptime" shows you how long your system is "up-and-running".
15. The first process, started by a Sun Solaris 8 system, is the "init" process, which have got the number 1.
16. The modes of a modem, connected to a sun Solaris 8 system, are:
auto-answer, bi-directional, auto-dial
17. The file system is described by it's superblock. It includes a lot of information like inode numbers, modification times and sizes of every file in the file system.
18. The command /usr/sbin/sysdef outputs the current system definition (like loadable modules, pseudo devices, hardware, kernel parameters) in tabular form.
19. The "who" utility can list the user's name, terminal line, login time, elapsed time since activity occurred on the line, and the process-id of the command interpreter (shell) for each current Unix system user.
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