sub parseIntoArraySolaris (@df)
{


	$arrayCount=0;
		
		 @rows;
		 @col0;
		 @col1;
		 @col2;
		 @col3;
		 @col4;
		 @col5;
		 @col6;
		 @col7;
		 @col8;
		 @col9;
		 @col10;
			
			
		$rows[0]=\@col0;
		$rows[1]=\@col1;
		$rows[2]=\@col2;
		$rows[3]=\@col3;
		$rows[4]=\@col4;
		$rows[5]=\@col5;
		$rows[6]=\@col6;
		$rows[7]=\@col7;
		$rows[8]=\@col8;
		$rows[9]=\@col9;
		$rows[10]=\@col10;
			foreach $element (@_)
			{
				($a, $b, $c, $d, $e, $f)=split(/\s+/,$element); #splits strings separated by spaces,tabs
			
########################################################################################
#$rows[0][x] is just the column headings, Filesystem, kbytes, used, avail etc.	
#$rows[not zero][x] are the actual data.
#for Windows, telnet cannot get the disk info, so we have to save the info into a file,
#use the FTP package to ftp (using ftppackage.pl package) the file to the local system, 
#and use this 2-dim array to parse the data from the file.
########################################################################################
				
					$rows[$arrayCount][0]=$b/1024;
					$rows[$arrayCount][1]=$c/1024;
					$rows[$arrayCount][2]=$d/1024;
					$rows[$arrayCount][3]=$e/1024;
					$rows[$arrayCount][4]=$f/1024;
					#$rows[$arrayCount][5]=$f;
					
					print "$rows[$arrayCount][0]\n";
					print "$rows[$arrayCount][1]\n";
					print "$rows[$arrayCount][2]\n";
					print "$rows[$arrayCount][3]\n";
					print "$rows[$arrayCount][4]\n";
					#print "$rows[$arrayCount][5]\n";
					
########################## To get to the value of the array, use $array[$row][$column];	
########################## example: print "This is: $rows[$arrayCount][5]\n";

					$arrayCount++;
				
					
			}
			return @rows; #returns the entire two-dimensional array.
}