kernel/unix

[mike6]

We have a problem, on Solaris 8 one of the products we installed needed to be installed in Single User mode and was issued this command: boot -- "-s -D /kernel/unix"
Well the /kernel/unix portion was fat fingered and typed incorrectly /kernal/unix. Now every time the machine boots it ask for the "/kernal/unix" filename. A fresh copy of 8 was installed and the machine still ask for the /kernal/unix file name. How can I get rid of this error??

Thanks....

Mike..

 

[bi]

Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the product that needed to be installed in single user mode?

 

[jamisar]

boot -D ??? is this new ???
have a look in eeprom

eeprom|grep unix vox clamantis in deserto.

 

[Butterfly123]

Change the boot prom settings.. Try out changing the default boot disk...

Regds,

- Hemant
Networking and Systems Integration Group
Satyam Computer Services Ltd

 

[mike6]

Thanks all, I used eeprom to set it back....Now for the "-D" I still haven't figured that one out. It is for the Gauntlet Firewall by Secure Computing.

Thanks..

Mike...