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Hi everybody, I have a problem during the boot sequence. The OBD says me that he can't open BOOT device. In consequence, I start from CDROM. I had remarked with format command that my disk is on c0t1d0; so I try to mount this device on /a by this control : - mount /dev/dsk/c0t1d0s0 /a I...

Yes That's OK. :-) I have booting Solaris 5.8 successfully. The problem was bring about the modification of the shell. In /sbin I had renamed sh in old_sh (happily) and rename a bash shell in sh. I guess that the bash shell shouldn't be mount at boot. I'm reassure that it is not a critical...

My file system setup indicates many informations but when I try to execute fsck on a device It says me that : - can't stat /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 Before mounting the root partition I check my disk with fsck and there is no problem. I'm completely lost. I'm not able to restart the server because off...

In fact when I'm at root arborescence / and I execute command "cd var" I'm next in /tmp/root/var and in /tmp/root/var/adm there is nothing. I have edit my vfstab file and it looks like this : # device device mount fs fsck mount mount #to monut to fsck point type...

I have successfully boot from CDROM. That OK for that :-) 1) Before mount action I have control with fsck like this : fsck /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 but no errors are detected. 2) When I mount the root filesystem with "mount /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 /a" I have my arborescence but I have nothing (not any...

Like you advise me, I try to fix the keyboard problem without results. 1) The terminal doesn't respond with keyboard and screen disconnects.I have not any signals. 2) I try to press STOP-N during the start process but I only get this message : Resetting NVRAM defaults because of L1-N keyboard...

Hi, I have a boot problem with 220R Entreprise from Sun MicroSystem. When I boot I have a message like this : *********************************************************** boot device: disk file and args: WARNING: forceload of misc/md_trans failed WARNING: forceload of misc/md_raid failed...