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Original post by Cyberdrek
Sorry to correct you on that but the -t flag is the filesystem type flag specifier for mount. Otherwise, when I mount my NFS partitions it wouldn''t work, since you have to specify the NFS filesystem type at mount time.

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I already said I was on a Solaris box!

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Original post by Hitchhiker90
Ah shoot, that was my error. I mistyped. What I meant to say was that what usually works for me is:
mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom

Which is what you just said Cyberdrek. Sorry, it was a typo (hey it was at like 3am, what do you expect?) Thanks for clearing up the other question too. I thought the parameters had to be listed in a certain order for it to work.

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I''m the one that should be sorry, I get a bit carried away when Linux is discussed. I guess I''m just used to having to fight with people to get them to appreciate the OS. Again, sorry. I know my post sometimes sound harsh but that''s just my way of writting.

keep it up...



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Original post by Oluseyi

Original post by Cyberdrek
Sorry to correct you on that but the -t flag is the filesystem type flag specifier for mount. Otherwise, when I mount my NFS partitions it wouldn''t work, since you have to specify the NFS filesystem type at mount time.

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I already said I was on a Solaris box!

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Sorry about that too, I typed the message before reading all of the forum. Being used to gamedev for so long, I should of known to read the complete forum first and then reply but as I said to Hitchhiker90, I just got carried away. BTW, maybe you could clear one thing up for me, Are there alot of differences between SunOS and Solaris? I''ve used SunOS once and it was pretty cool but I don''t know what the big differences between the two. All I remember is writting a temporary C-Shell ticketing system for SunOS when I worked for an ISP. I hope you can clear this up for me as I''ve always wanted to try solaris but when I got the chance to download the ISO for the Intel x86 of Solaris 8, they had removed it and weren''t offering the download for Solaris 9.

Keep it up dude…



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Hey Cyberdrek, there is no need to apologize. I was pretty mad at myself in my post because of my typo. Had I been in linux at the time of the post, i could have double checked and written the right command down. Oh well, I guess I''ll never learn from my mistakes.

Another question about Solaris. Did Sun or is Sun still offering a version of Solaris for free? I could swear hearing something about it for noncommercial use, but dn''t quote me on that.

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Original post by Hitchhiker90
Another question about Solaris. Did Sun or is Sun still offering a version of Solaris for free?

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Free Solaris[sm] Binary License Program.

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Original post by Cyberdrek
Are there alot of differences between SunOS and Solaris?

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SunOS vs Solaris.
Solaris vs SunOS.

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