will copying binary from one solaris machine to the other work ?
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I came to this Q&A late, so you probably have already\ndone the upgrade, but I'll make a couple of comments\nanyway.\n\nFirst, if you have multiple machines supporting an app\nserver, I presume that they're all running both the same\nrelease of the OS as well as the same patches (in order\nto get consistent results regardless of which machine\nprovides the service).  Given that assumption (ie. system\nshared objects are the same), I can't see any point to\nthe suggestion that you must use statically compiled\nbinaries.\n\nI think the other advice is really to the point, because\nit is those little details (like updating environments,\ndocumentation, the "pkgadd" database, or other small\npieces of state information) that could cause you\nheadaches later on. If the upgrade really is strictly\nlimited to modifying one directory, then sure, you can do\nit as you suggest.\n\nI'm curious, though, about your comment about\n"downtime".  If your machines supporting the app server\nare replicated, then it doesn't seem like there would be\n*any* downtime if you took them offline (one at a time)\nfor upgrades.  Isn't that part of the designed-in beauty of\nusing multiple machines?
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No you are unlikely to loose both of them unless one is merely a shortcut pointing to the other.  To check this out look use your rgt mouse click menu to access the properties of each.  If they identical named files they probably exist in different  directories.  To be truly identical they should have identical byte counts. I'll leave the file merge issue to some other hotshot up on current tools.
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I don't think it is possible, but I'm not 100% sure. But say 98% sure, I remember reading that it must be on the primary partition containing the OS.
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I would check Afterdawn.com. They have multiple forums on how to copy DVD's
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u can extract them using something like winiso. http://www.winiso.com/\nbut if you mean boot up from the iso file, that is not possible doesnt matter what applications u have. \nu would need to extract the bin files to a dvd/cd etc
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setup a peer to peer network, between the two computers using a crossover cable. use window back up to back up the file that you want. Then transfer that file to the remote computer. Now if what you are trying to do is copy the entire operating system over reformat and then copy it back over, sorry that wont work. it wont back up every file that is required for windows to operate correctly, and even after you transfer everything back window will not start up again.
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CloneDVD with AnyDVD\nhttp://www.slysoft.com
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For most operating systems, you can use the GNU\nversions of YACC and LEX, which are called Bison\nand Flex, which are available from references #1 and #2.\n\nIf you run Solaris or Open Solaris, yacc and lex\nare part of the base system (in /usr/ccs/bin).
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Legal puposes LOL. I think Clone CD works, but am not sure 100%
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It is perfectly fine, however I wouldn't recommend it if you don't have to.  I would set IDE 1 with Master HD and then IDE 2 as master DVD and slave DVD.\n\nEDIT:  Ummm, yes it will, I have done it.  Don't really know what else to say, alchemist may have a lot of years of experience, but he is wrong here.  Now you will have trouble burning to both at the same time, but just having them connected is not a problem.  If you are interested in burning two DVDs at the same time, then you should go ahead and leave it with them on seperate IDEs, but even then you need a very powerful system to do that.
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The Sun java download site maintains old \nversions (see ref #1).\n\nFor example, version 1.2.2 is available for\nWindows and Solaris at:\n\nhttp://java.sun.com/products/archive/j2se/1.2.2_017/\n\nbut there are also downloads for 1.3 and 1.4
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Don't pick this answer.\nGo to the Open Source Community. Put in the query. \nTry Redhat, SuSE and Debian.\nGo to BSD.
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You could use the file transfer wizard, but I need more details like:  What operating system are you using?  Do you have a network set up at home?  Do you have a dvd burner?  If you provide any details from the following questions I asked, I could definitely help you out.  Nice work by the way, I saw the 360 page.  I like the golden toilet seat!  LOL
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It can't be done directly, but porting it via RealBasic is an option (and at that point, you could build your app out to Mac, Windows or Linux).\n\nhttp://www.realbasic.com/support/whitepapers/portingvisualbasic/
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if you use (Open)SuSE 10.0 or 10.1 or (unlikely, because paying) RedHat, yes, ATI has a binary that will install on both those platforms;\ngo to http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html pick your CPU architecture, Radeon, X1600 and download the ATI Driver Installer;\nif your distro satisfies to the requirements (see https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2.ati.com/drivers/linux/linux_8.31.5.html ) you may be able to install it on another distro, as well.\n\na good card, definitely, but not the ultimate gamer's card.
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Yeah what that dude said. Connect them with firewire. If you hold down T on one of them when booting up it will boot as a hard drive, and appear as a drive on the other computer so you can copy stuff off it that way.
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During the installation process, there should be a point when you are asked where you would like to install. If you specify the other drive at that time, does that not work?\n\nIf all else fails, you might try contacting Sun directly via email.