⟩ Explain linker?
Usually large applications are written into small modules and are then compiled into object codes. A linker is a program that combines these object modules to form an executable.
Usually large applications are written into small modules and are then compiled into object codes. A linker is a program that combines these object modules to form an executable.
What software install group do you need to select in order to load the compilers?
The NVRAM is also soldered to the main logic board or motherboard.
What command can you use to display all of your groups?
What is the command for seeing a long listing of all the processes running on your unix box?
What is sticky bit in Solaris?
How do you check the cron jobs of other users, (as a super user)
What is the command can reconfigure devices with out reboot?
How to restore a corrupted file system or trouble shoot bad super blocks for a FS c0t2d0s5
How will you add a virtual IP address to a server in Solaris. Given the interface qe0 and IP 10.10.1.150
What are the different phases in boot process