Posts Tagged QuickTip

ShellScript: Interesting command this ‘tput’

Posted by Alex Sola in Linux, QuickTip, Solaris on September 9, 2010

Making shell scripts, sometimes, require some visual presentation. Maybe you need make letters bold, or use a white background. Maybe we want to write in a precise position of the screen. For this worthless activities, I found ‘tput’. tput is a quite simple command which comes with a basic Solaris installation. I reads termcap database [...]

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QuickTip: How to reinitialize several disks with an empty SMI partition table

Posted by Jorge Moratilla in QuickTip on May 3, 2010

Hi, today i was preparing a couple of arrays of disks that have been previously used in other courses. I’ve got this problem you’ll may be familiar with: several disks with different sizes, geometries, partition tables and labels (EFI, SMI). With more than 30 disks to reset manually, I know it’s gonna take me a [...]

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