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It looks you may only have the prtconf command available until the prtdiag gets ported from opensolaris ... TheBoz

The only safe way is complete destruction of the hard drives using sledge hammer or other preferred method .. Roger Bosley

It can be defined in the /etc/zones/zonexx.xml as example: <network address="192.168.1.20" physical="nxge0" defrouter="192.168.1.1"/> Roger Bosley

In certain cases the process that opened the connection will no longer exist... The following procedure may allow you to terminate the hung tcp connection .... Example configuration : Local IP = 10.10.4.8 Hex= 0x0a0a0408 Local Port = 8002 Hex= 0x1f42 Remote IP=...

Any Zones/Containers created under Solaris 10 must be solaris release 10 .... Roger Bosley

You can download a free Solaris dump anaylsis tool called SCAT.... Try url : http://www.sun.com/download/products.xml?id=3fce7df0 Roger Bosley

In certain cases the process that opened the connection will no longer exist... The following procedure may allow you to terminate the hung tcp connection .... Example configuration : Local IP = 10.10.4.8 Hex= 0x0a0a0408 Local Port = 8002 Hex= 0x1f42 Remote IP= 10.10.140.47 Hex=...

We have used the command : ndd -set /dev/tcp tcp_discon_by_addr &quot;0a0a04081f42 a0a8c2f0527&quot; Where : local ip=10.10.4.8 = 0x0a0a0408 local port=8002 = 0x1f42 remote ip = 10.10.140.47 = 0x0a0a8c2f remote port = 1319 = 0x0527 Roger Bosley Capital Blue Cross

check out this article... It worked for me .. http://www.linux.org.za/Lists-Archives/glug-0209/msg00404.html Roger.Bosley Capital Blue Cross roger.bosley@capbluecross.com (717)-541-7123

Solaris 8 provides the crash command to analyze a dump... I think a more useful utility is mdebug which i located from this web page : http://access1.sun.com/tools/MDeBug/README.html Roger.Bosley Capital Blue Cross roger.bosley@capbluecross.com (717)-541-7123

Command boot -a shows file defaults to /kernel/sparcv9/unix.. man page on kernel says location is /kernel/unix.. Command find / -name &quot;*unix*&quot; show the following files: /kernel/genunix apr 26 1437096 /platform/sun4u/kernel/genunix apr 26 1478960 /platform/sun4u/kernel/unix apr...

I tried boot cdrom -s and mounted the root file system as /mnt.. This is a very good alternative to using boot -a.. Thanks ... Roger.Bosley Capital Blue Cross roger.bosley@capbluecross.com (717)-541-7123

Thanks, I looked at the bug report. Unfortunately like you said there is not a resolution... Does anyone know if Veritas supports the boot -a ???

Machine will boot without errors using autoboot or the boot command WITHOUT THE -a OPTION.. Appears Solstice mirroring does not work with the boot -a command ..........

Shell command fsck -F ufs /dev/md/dsk/d7 runs clean.. Filesystem type is ufs .. Shell command df -k shows root mounted on /pci@1f,4000/scsi@3/disk@0,0:a Messages indicate root mounted as read-only...

The vfstab contains /dev/md/dsk/d7 ....

Running Solaris 8 with 2 scsi drives. Used Solstice metatool to mirror the boot drive /dev/dsk/c0t0d0 to /dev/dsk/c0t1d0.. Normal boot mounts /dev/md/dsk/d7 as root filesystem.. Tried boot -a with all the defaults and when it tries to mount /dev/md/dsm/d7 as root I get message : mount...