corrupt label -- wrong magic number
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Name: Ron
Date: April 17, 2002 at 10:00:30 Pacific
Subject: corrupt label -- wrong magic number |
Comment: Installing Solaris 8 on a Ultra 60 with an External SCSI drive and when running boot cdrom I get: configuring /dev /devices Using RPC Bootparams blah blah cable problem? (Im not on the network) Starting the Web start 3.0 solaris installer WARNING corrupt label -- wrong magic number /pci@1f,4000/scsi@3,1/sd@1,0 (sd16): corrupt label -- wrong magic number ./W00.findswap(1823): 135 Arithmetic Exception Could not get disk information. exiting # Any help would be great. Thanks Ron
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Name: Anil
Date: April 18, 2002 at 13:34:34 Pacific
Subject: corrupt label -- wrong magic number |
Reply: (edit)At # type #drvconfig #disks #exit It should continue Install procedure
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Name: Kevin
Date: April 19, 2002 at 05:51:44 Pacific
Subject: corrupt label -- wrong magic number |
Reply: (edit)When you receive a wrong magic number" message, you must label your disk. At the command line, type "format". This will list all the disks on your system. Choose the disk by entering its number. You should be asked if you want to label the disk. type Y for yes. Label all disk attached to your system. Reboot system and, install should work
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Response Number 3
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Name: Kevin
Date: April 19, 2002 at 05:56:24 Pacific
Subject: corrupt label -- wrong magic number |
Reply: (edit)When you receive a "wrong magic number" message, you must label your disk. At the command line, type "format". This will list all the disks on your system. Choose the disk by entering its number. You should be asked if you want to label the disk. type Y for yes. If you are not asked, type l for lable. Label all disk attached to your system. Reboot system and, install should work. drvconfig;disk is used when a device can't be seen because drivers haven't been loaded for a device.
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