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Nope, you are probably on your own. Have you read: #man F localedef #man locale

There are instructions for changing this on a 3Com card in the link. You will have to modify appropriately if your card is different. Changing the Ethernet address in SCO UNIX

The "correct" values will vary based upon the motherboard, and the slot that the card is installed in. When the system does its POST (power on self test) you may, depending on which brand of BIOS you have, see a list of all the PCI interfaces in the system and three columns of values to the right side of the screen. These three columns represent the three values that you need. If the screen ...

Any messages like duplicate ip somewhere else? What happens if you restart tcp - /etc/tcp stop; /etc/tcp start ?

If the system crashes, and produces a dump then read these http://wdb1.sco.com/kb/tasearch.results and enter "crash dump" in the search text, and select Unixware 7 in the product. If the system just reboots without a dump, then start looking for a defective piece of hardware.

change /path/to/app to exec /path/to/app Why are you using the c-shell

The easiest solution is the replacement hardware having the same disk controller (driver) as the current system. Next easiest is to build a target kernel for the proposed disk controller, and having it on the current system. BackupEdge is a really really good solution. Make sure that the tape drive and its controller will fit the new system, or that a replacement drive will read your tape. ...

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Yes I do.

Compare the contents of /etc/conf/cf.d/mscsi with the actual scsi hardware configuration. You should be getting some scsi information during POST. Then either change the hardware to match the configuration, or run "mkdev tape" to add the tape. You will have to relink the kernel to if you have to add the tape, which also will entail a re-boot. The windows access could be NFS , or Samba, or ...

There are instructions for changing this on a 3Com card in the link. You will have to modify appropriately if your card is different. Changing the Ethernet address in SCO UNIX

Nope, you are probably on your own. Have you read: #man F localedef #man locale

The "correct" values will vary based upon the motherboard, and the slot that the card is installed in. When the system does its POST (power on self test) you may, depending on which brand of BIOS you have, see a list of all the PCI interfaces in the system and three columns of values to the right side of the screen. These three columns represent the three values that you need. If the screen ...