On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 7:01 PM, ashraf mohammed <[email protected]> wrote:
> And i spoke to one of my friend i told that i can install solaris 10g at my > home. > So if i installed solaris 10g at my home will it help me getting well verse > with unix (ibm ) . There is no operating system called "Solaris 10g". There's an OS called Solaris 10 and a database called Oracle 10g. I know Oracle Corp has taken over Sun Microsystems, but they have not come up with an integrated product called "Solaris 10g". > So the hole point is if i installed solaris 10g will it help me in getting > well verse in unix No. Solaris is way different from AIX. The way solaris sees its devices (c0t1d4, lan0) is different from AIX (hdisk0, ent0). On Solaris, LVM is not compulsory. On AIX, you cannot have a running system without rootvg. To start services on AIX, you use startsrc. On Solaris, you use svcs. To install software (filesets) on AIX, you use installp. On Solaris, you install software (packages) using pkgadd. These are just a few differences. Even their boot processes and runlevels differ. That means you can't troubleshoot AIX even if you have an excellent understanding of Solaris. > And also if any good documentation or notes on installing solaris 10g If you still want to install Solaris 10, google is your friend for the docs. Regards, NMK.
