If you received an error message, it will also help if you
write down the following information:
•
Serial number of your system.
•
The exact description of the problem.
•
The task you were performing when you encountered the
problem.
•
The command you typed when the error occurred. You may
want to check the command line to make sure you did not
make a mistake.
•
The directory you were in. You can use pwd to obtain this
information.
•
The account you were using. You can use whoami to obtain
this information.
•
Version of the operating system you are using. You can use
one or both of the two following commands to obtain differ-
ent types of version information:
Use
uname -a
to obtain release information including
the exact patch.
SunOS xxxxxxx x.x Generic_xxxxxx-xx sun4u sparc
TAD,VIPER
Use
more /etc/release
to obtain release informa-
tion including the release date on the install CD.
Solaris X xx/xx xxxxx_xx_xxxxx_xx SPARC
Copyright xxxx Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights
Reserved.
Assembled xx xxxxx xxxx
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Page 21: ...Preface...
Page 27: ...Chapter 1 Overview...
Page 35: ...Chapter 2 Getting Started...
Page 45: ...Chapter 3 Using VIPER...
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Page 103: ...Chapter 4 Maintaining VIPER...
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Page 117: ...Chapter 5 Power Management...
Page 127: ...Chapter 6 Changing Locations...
Page 145: ...Chapter 7 Installing Solaris...
Page 171: ...Chapter 8 VIPER Specifications...
Page 177: ...Appendix A Connector Pin Assignments...
Page 187: ...Appendix B External Monitor Matrix...
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Page 193: ...Appendix C Troubleshooting...
Page 207: ...Index...