Question : How do I create a script that can move files to an existing directory based on filename?

Hello

Let me preface this by saying that I know nothing about computer programming.

I need a script that can pickup files from a dump folder (i.e, J:\ScanFiles\Fax dump) and move them to different folders (which already exist), based on the ID portion of the filename.

For example, a file in J:\ScanFiles\Fax dump would be named "1056_7_22_10.pdf"  "1056" is the ID; note that this number could potentially be 6 figures or perhaps greater.  So there could also be a "1056_7_23_10.pdf" etc. in Fax dump.  These files should be moved to J:\ScanFiles\1056  This directory doesn't need to be created as it already exists.

So, as another example, a file in J:\ScanFiles\Fax dump named "51608_7_23_10.pdf" should be moved to J:\ScanFiles\51608   Again the destination directory already exists, the file just needs to be moved.

Thanks so much for your help!

Mike

Answer : How do I create a script that can move files to an existing directory based on filename?

The install DVD should provide a menu with the default option being the Solaris Interactive install.  

Make sure you have the right DVD, x86.

In grub, you can attempt to run the "boot" command to see if it will continue.  Or dig around for the kernel and miniroot and load them manually.