handle3456
Technical User
When you boot into maintenance mode, /usr is not mounted so the ls command is not available to display file names. Is there something else under /bin or /sbin or somewhere else that you can use instead? Thanks.
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ls command, maintenance mode
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Use the following sequence:
a. Boot using AIX 5L CD 1 or 5
b. Select Console
c. Select Language
d. Select 'Start Maintenance Mode for System Recovery'
e. Select 'Access Root Volume Group'
f. Select 'Access Root Volume Group and start a shell'
when you get the prompt, remember using complete path for commands! eg:
/usr/bin/ls
Regards,
Khalid
a. Boot using AIX 5L CD 1 or 5
b. Select Console
c. Select Language
d. Select 'Start Maintenance Mode for System Recovery'
e. Select 'Access Root Volume Group'
f. Select 'Access Root Volume Group and start a shell'
when you get the prompt, remember using complete path for commands! eg:
/usr/bin/ls
Regards,
Khalid
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