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Question Modify the udev subsystem in such way that /dev/usb-ext gets automatically created at boot time. Solutions 1. Create a file named /etc/udev/rules.d/99-usb-ext.rules and insert the following parameter: KERNEL=="sdb1", NAME="myusbdisk" 2. Reboot the system init 6 3. Plug a USB key to your system and verify that you now have a file named /dev/myusbdisk. ls -l /dev/myusbdisk "practice without knowledge is stupid"

Before this, we discuss about how to check model or processor and today we will talk about the hardware path. In HP-UX , after boot process, the kernel assign every hardware to unique HP-UX hardware path, based on where the component is physically installed. The picture below, described each part of 1 hardware path all about. ok, lets go with hands-on. We can check the hardware path using ioscan command, lets say we want to check disk, we execute this # ioscan -fC disk                       // the options C is a "class" and f is a "full" Class     I H/W Path       Driver S/W State   H/W Type     Description ========================================================== ===================== disk      0 0/0/2/0.0.0.0 sdisk   CLAIMED     DEVICE       TEAC    DV-28E-N disk      2 0/1/1/0.0.0    sdisk   CLAIMED     DEVICE       HP 73.4GST373454LC disk      1 0/1/1/0.1.0    sdisk   CLAIMED     DEVICE       HP 73.4GST373454LC disk      3 0/1/1/1.2.0    sdisk  

Today , i will share command to check model and processor in HP-UX. Sometimes, when you attending interview, the interviewer will ask you how to check server model in hpux and how to determine the processor.This command you can execute if you want check the server model: # model ia64 hp server rx2620 ok here, the server model is hp server r2620 with itanium 64 processor family. ok, now, lets check the processor detail for this model. # machinfo CPU info: 1 Intel(R) Itanium 2 processor (1.6 GHz, 3 MB)           400 MT/s bus, CPU version A2 Memory: 4076 MB (3.98 GB) Firmware info:    Firmware revision: 04.29    FP SWA driver revision: 1.18    IPMI is supported on this system.    BMC firmware revision: 4.04 Platform info:    Model:                  "ia64 hp server rx2620"    Machine ID number:      b4034445-1eb9-11da-9d16-9a789ce26540    Machine serial number: US53285374 OS info:    Noden

The Itanium processor chip was developed by an HP/Intel partnership to serve as a successor to both the IA32 architecture currently used in most Intel-based servers, and the PA-RISC technology that has been the cornerstone of HP’s HP-UX server and workstation offerings. The Itanium 2 architecture uses a variety of techniques to increase parallelism—the ability to execute multiple instructions during each machine cycle. Parallelism improves performance because it allows multiple instructions to be executed simultaneously. The Itanium architecture is designed to make certain the processor can execute as many instructions per cycle as possible. A key to the high performance of Itanium chips is the design philosophy at the heart of the Itanium processor family, Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing (EPIC). The EPIC philosophy is a big reason why Itanium processors are different from other 64-bit processors, providing much higher instruction-level parallelism without unaccep

Tonight, when I trying to access Samba share drive from Win XP in my office, i got error the username or password is invalid. WTH . Because of this error , i definitely cannot access to the Share Drive.I know this error occured because of old session still connecting to to that Samba Share Drive with wrong username or password. So i start google how to view all session for this connection in Win XP . And this is how I solved this issue: First, view current session # net use and then, kill that session to allow Win XP ask you a new username and password. # net use <samba_mount_point> /delete And now, you can access to share drive with new user. Before this, when I setup Samba for filesharing in my house, I always want to know how to view and kill session in Win XP but always forgot to find the solution, and tonight, I got it. " practise without knowledge is stupid "