Page 38, second paragraph up from the bottom of the page, second sentence.

Currently reads:
In the second example, dad0 is the instance name and /pci@1f,0/pci@1,1/ide@3/dad@0,0 is the physical device name.

Correction: 
Change dad0 to dad1 so that it reads as follows:
In the second example, dad1 is the instance name and /pci@1f,0/pci@1,1/ide@3/dad@0,0 is the physical device name.

Page 39, Caution box
The Caution box states that the system cannot startup without the /etc/path_to_inst file. However, the system will start without the path_to_inst file as described in the Note box on the same page. If the path_to_inst file is removed or missing, it will automatically be recreated at the next system boot.

Page 84, Second paragraph, second sentence

Currently Reads:
Now when changing to the /export/data/documents directory . . .

Correction:
Now when changing to the /export/data directory . . .

The example below the sentence currently reads:
cd /export/data/documents

The example should read:
cd /export/data

Page 119, bottom of page and continuing on page 120 (clarification)
Just to clarify and make a point a bit more clear: the -p option to the mount command displays the list of mounted file systems in /etc/vfstab format, however, the current version of mount -p does not print out the raw device or the fsck pass number which also needs to be included in the /etc/vfstab file as I show on the bottom of page 119.

Page 145, question #7
The exercise has you make an entry in the vfstab file, as follows:
 <raw-device>  <block device name>  /test   ufs   2  yes  -
However, for the entry in the vfstab file, the block device name should come before the raw device as follows:
 <block device name>  <raw-device>  /test   ufs   2  yes  -

Page 155, question 44
The answer for A. should be -o nologging, not -o logging. The answer identified on page 167 correctly states -o nologging as the method used to disable UFS logging. Only the answer on page 155 needs to be changed. 

Page 163
Question numbers are out of sequence and are numbered 80, 81, 83. Should be numbered 80, 81, 82.

Page 175, the 3rd paragraph under the section titled “Requirements and Preparation for Installing the Solaris 10 Software”.
The text states that the uname -m command will return the platform group and platform name for your system.  uname -m will only return the hardware class.  uname -i will return the platform name of your system.

Page 254, question 1
The correct answer identified on page 254 for question number 1, incorrectly has C as the correct choice. The correct answer should be D. The answer description is correct as is.

As a side note, 128MB is the minimum RAM requirement for a SPARC system. The recommended amount of RAM on a SPARC system is 256MB.  The minimum RAM requirements on an x86 based system is higher - 256MB. That requirement changes with the 1/06 release of Solaris 10 where the minimum RAM requirement changes to 256MB (512MB is recommended). On the exam- read the question closely.

Page 248, question number 2.
The question currently reads:
What is the best command used to find out the name of your hardware's platform group and name?

The question should read:
Which command is used to find out the hardware platform class of your system?
(note: uname -m will display the hardware platform class of a system only. uname -i will return the platform name of your system.)

Page 263, Bottom of the page (above the Note)
Command path shows:      /usr/bin/prtdiag -v
Command path should show: /usr/sbin/prtdiag

Page 304, paragraph 1 - Clarification
The statement reads : “Solaris 10 only runs on 64-bit systems; however, early versions of Solaris gave you the option of running in 32-bit or 64-bit mode.”   On a SPARC system, this is true. On an x86 system, Solaris 10 will run in 32-bit or 64-bit mode, depending on the processor type. 

Page 310, paragraph 4
Sentence currently reads: "By default, the CMASK and variables are set."
Sentence should read: "By default, the CMASK and TZ variables are set."

Page 321, output from the svcs command (middle of the page)
Currently displays output from the svcs command as follows:
   online    16:07:08 svc:/network/ftp:default

Because in the previous step, we disabled the service with the svcadm disable network/ftp:default command, the output from the svcs command should read:
   disabled    16:07:08 svc:/network/ftp:default

Page 360, Question 27
Incorrectly has the answer as B, it should be D.  The text describing the correct answer is correct.

Page 453, Question 1
Incorrectly has the answer as B and it should be A. The text describing the correct answer is correct.

Page 785, Last paragraph of the section titled “The Structure of the NIS Network”
Currently reads: “ A host cannot be the master server for more than one NIS domain.”
Sentence should read: “Normally, an NIS master server supports only one NIS domain., but can be configured to support multiple domains.”

Page 1014, question number 5. 
Incorrectly has B as the correct choice, it should be C. The description in the answer is correct as stated, only the item letter is incorrect.

Page 1007, question 27.
The question asks you to select “command(s)” as if more than one answer is required. The question should read singular (“command) - only one answer is required.