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hi dandan123 Have a look in /var/sadm/system/logs

Hi Gaz If it's not due to a hardware fault check that autoshutdown isn't enabled. The daemon is powerd The configuration file is power.conf power.conf may be set to 'autoshutdown' instead of 'noshutdown', you can change this and then run pmconfig to read the power.conf file. Worth checking.

Try re-installing the package again and then removing it.

Hi - sounds like the cd is not bootable for some reason, maybe it's because the Solaris 10 cd is actually a DVD and the drive in the server is only a cd drive (ie. it can't read DVD's). Worth checking.

Hi - I might be misseing the point here when you say "really reset an RSC card" but..... login into the rsc port on the rsc card user login is 'rscdam' (you might need a password) type 'resetrc' ....will reset the rsc card. Hope this helps.

Hi Popkorn - looks like I was having a bad day yesterday, rushing around doing too many things Ooops!. 1f,2000 is Slot 1 -my apologies. Here is a list of device paths for the Ultra80:- Ultra 80, 420R, NETRA t 1400/1405 PCI Slot 1 /pci@1f,2000/<device>@1,*...

Sorry, Sorry, Sorry - IGNORE the last post! Slot 3 on the Ultra80 = 33Mhz only 32/64bit 5volt. You card may be a 66Mz card. Laytrotter.

A liitle more info:- Slot 3 is 33/66Mhz 64bit 3.3v - is your card compatible?

Hi ereport.io.pci.dpe ena=e7ddcb874400c01 detector=[ version=0 scheme="dev" device-path="/pci@1f,2000" ] pci-status=c2a0 pci-command=146 As pci@1f,2000 is pci slot 3 I would remove the card from there and leave it out for the time being. You need to see if the machine is stable with slot 3...

Some useful info on IOFAIL - you may have a problem with the disk. IOFAIL Plex State The IOFAIL plex state is associated with persistent state logging. When the vxconfigd daemon detects an uncorrectable I/O failure on an ACTIVE plex, it places the plex in the IOFAIL state to exclude it from...

Hi if the above doesn't work could you post a 'vxdisk list' output?

Hi try this on the plex in question... #vxmend off plex_name #vxmend on plex_name plex shoudl now be in DISABLED STALE state #vxrecover -b volname #vxtask list ..to check recovery progress

Is it a module failure or does it ust need a re-seat. Mark the suspect module and then swap it with another module in a different slot. See what happens.