what is the command to list the services installed in solaris?
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If your question is about checking what has been\ninstalled, you may be looking for:\n\n    pkginfo\n\nIf your question is about what "services" are available\n(in the sense of "network services", take a look at:\n\n    /etc/services
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* Choose 'settings'\n    * Choose 'control panel'\n    * Choose 'system' or 'system properties'
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type "msconfig" in run command.  then it will appear a dialog box called "System Configuration Utilitity" under that you will find a tab called "StarUp" \nclick on the "StarUp" tab and then you will see a whole list of the thing that appear in taskbar, uncheck the one that you don't want it to appear.
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from the control panel - add/remove programs
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I use a program called winpatrol. It lets youknow what programs boot at start up and will give you some pretty good info about them. It also will delete cookies as you get them and shows EVERY program that is currently running. pretty handy tool and free to boot.
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http://www.exrx.net/Lists/Directory.html
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svhosts loads the services part of windows and serves as a generic host. without it it can't load the list of services.\n\ntry starting up and loading in safe mode, (click f8 a whole bunch on boot). type start->run->msconfig\n\ngo to the services tab, organize by manufacturer. Remove any trash that's the services list.\n\ncan try system restore, or use the "repair" option on the original windows cd setup.exe file
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Click "START"\nClick "PROGRAMS"\nClick "Asscessories"\nClick "System Tools"\nClick "System Information"\nIt'll be displayed there
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Try this site\nhttp://slashdot.org/articles/05/03/14/0157201.shtml\nIt looks to me as though you just need to look at each screen and type each command as prompted, there seems to be some amount of automated installation to make things easier.\nIf you still have trouble mail me and I'll see if I can help, mind you I haven't used solaris myself so it may be the blind leadin the blind.
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start - run - type msconfig - startup\n\nremove them from there
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use start--run--msconfig to disable unwanted startup programs...use start--run--services.msc to disable all unwanted services...\njust google if you dont know what a process is used for or IM me...
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1) Download the latest iplanet  Server installation file for Solaris. \n\n(2) Make a directory in which to uncompress the installation file. \n\n(3) The tar file supplied does not automatically expand into a single directory. \n\n(4) Move the file into the installation directory. \n\n(5) Change directories into the installation directory. \n\n(6) Expand the installation file with 'gunzip <installation file>' and then 'tar xvf <ungziped file>'. \n\n(7) If you are not already the root user, please switch to the root user. \n\n(8) Run the './idsktune' utility that was expanded from the installation file. Make any necessary changes issued by idsktune. \n\n(9) Run the setup file with './setup' from the created directory. \n\n(10) Press 'Enter' when asked if you would like to continue with the installation
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Solaris supports many IPC mechanisms (pretty much\neverything in SysV, BSD, and maybe some Solaris-specific\nthings too.  The ones that occur to me are:\n\npipe - limited to related processes\nhttp://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-5167/6mbb2jaj3?a=view\n\nsocket - either Unix or INET domain \nhttp://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-5170/6mbb5esr0?a=view\n\nfifo - aka "named pipe" (rendevous in file system)\nhttp://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-5168/6mbb3hrhl?a=view\n\nmmap - shared memory synchronized in file system\nhttp://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-5167/6mbb2jaie?a=view\n\nshmop - System V shared memory\nhttp://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-5167/6mbb2jakt?a=view\n\nmsg - System V message queues\nhttp://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-5167/6mbb2jaii?a=view\n\ndoors - fast calls between processes\nhttp://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-5171/6mbb6dcne?a=view
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Go to "start".."run"..type in msconfig then click on "startup"..uncheck anything slowing your system down then click on "Services" and do the same...then you'll have to reboot...when system reboots it will prompt you about the changes you made...just check the box on the bottom left side saying..."don't show this message again"\n\nThat should solve your problem...Good luck
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go sunmicrosystems , find what java do u want
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from .. \nunistall client services \nand access ur start up  by write msconfig in run from start
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Go to "Control Panel" and look for "System", its there in the "General" folder.