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Name: Sangram A Date: June 1, 2002 at 01:17:00 Pacific
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Check whether you are using same id for HDD and CDROM. bcoz when u r booting with the CDROM u are not sure about HDD detection. do one thing just start ur m/c and then press stop+A to halt the m/s on open boot promt. search and find out whether ur hdd is detected or not.. OR check whether the file system on ur HDD is in good condition. try fsck on that with -F option.
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Name: Remco Date: June 12, 2002 at 09:17:31 Pacific
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Try before mounting the format u\tility and see what id the disk is ... c0t0d0 or c1t0d0.... fsck /dev/rdsk/cxt0d0sy (x & y for proper controller id and slice number) then mount that device to a mount point and vi the shadow file..
Summary: I will give all needful steps to have no password for root. Pl. follow the same. 1: Insert Solaris CD in cd drive and from ok prompt run command: boot cdrom -s 2:This will take you single user mode # ...
Summary: Hi everyone! I am new at this, but here is my problem. I am getting this error on the Server. /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s1: I/O error mount: /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s0 is not this fstype. /sbin/rcs: /etc/dfs/sharetab: c...
Summary: I've had this problem with 2.8 as well, usually when installing the core bundle. For some reason, it just won't set the root password. In order to get in at this point, you'll have to boot to cdrom...
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