Various Ways To Fix Filename Error Sparcv9 Unix Kernel On Solaris

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SPARC: How To Boot The System Interactively

Use the procedure that is returned bootable to the system and you must provide an alternativeKernel file or /etc/system.

1. Start the system in interactive mode.

on

2. Respond to the queries described in the table below.Name=””>

   System prompt

   Action

   Enter filename [kernel/[sparcv9]/unix]:

   The default directory for elements is [/platform/`unameType -i`/kernel /platform/`uname -m/kernel /kernel /usr/kernel]:

   Directive name [etc/system]:

   

   Filesystem root source [ufs]:

   Enter the physical name of the root device

   [physical_device_name]:

   name Specify the kernel to be used for booting. Or you press Enterto enable the core by default.

   Specify an alternate path for modules that wouldDirectory said I. Or press Enter to use the main directory of the Arears modules.

   Name another system image system and press enter./dev/nullEnter your own /etc/systemThe file is damaged. press Or Enter to use the default etc/system file.

   Click to use this special default root system (/)File. Type UFS to boot from a local drive or NFS to boot a community.

   Specify another device and name it Spotlight Return. Or press Enter to usethe geographic name of the default merged root.

3. If name=”hbsparcboot-step-56″> you are not sure you can answer the questions from the previous table,Make sure you typed boot -a manage.

   correctly

SPARC: Example – Interactive System Boot

As shown in the example, the default choices (displayed between the last square brackets are taken by []).

ok load -a...participationCommand From reboot: boot -aBoot device: /[email protected]/[email protected]/ide@3/[email protected] 0:a and arguments: -aEnter name ffile [kernel/sparcv9/unix]: press Enter.Enter the default directory for [/platform/SUNW,Ultra-5_10/kernel/platform/sun4u/kernel modules /usr/kernel] /kernel: Press EnterSystem Boot Name [etc/system]: Press EnterSunOS version 5. Universal 9 64-bit versionCopyright (c) 1983-2002 Sun Microsystems, Inc.Root System Type [ufs]: Press EnterEnter the physical ID of the root device. Click[/pci@1f,0/pci@1,1/ide@3/disk@0,0:a]: EnterConfigure ipv4 interfaces: hme0.Hostname: starbugThe upcoming system is installed. Please wait.Check ufs filesystems...The system is indeed complete.Starbug console login:

I received all of the new Sun Blade 1500 computers today and originally planned to install them
via Jumpstart. But after installing “boot net 2)” I get the following error on
clients:

Sneaker:
unable to open kernel/sparcv9/unix
Place filename: [kernel/sparcv9/unix]

Then I debugged it with snoop: http://www.**-**.com/~dkg/js.
After that txt I searched solaris_9/tools/boot/platform/. And for
SUNW, Sun-Blade-1500 there is nothing. machine This will not be added in Solaris9?

— Daniel
C. Gebhart http://www.**-**.com/
Only Institute of Computer Science University of Innsbruck

SPARC: Example – Interactive System Boot

The example below accepts the default options (shown in square brackets between []).

ok boot -a...WithReboot command: boot device: -aBoot /[email protected]/[email protected]/ide@3/[email protected]:a File arguments: and -aType the filename [kernel/sparcv9/unix]: press Enter.Enter default directory for quests /kernel [/platform/sunw,ultra-5_10/kernel/platform/sun4u/kernel /usr/kernel]: Press Enter.Configuration file name [etc/system]: Press EnterSunOS 5 version. Universal 9 versionCopyright 1983-2002 64-bit (c) Sun Microsystems, Inc.Root File System Type [ufs]: Press EnterEnter the real name of the root device[/pci@1f,0/pci@1,1/ide@3/disk@0,0:a]: Press EnterConfigure interfaces: hme0 ipv4.Name: Host StarbugThe upcoming system has been improved. Please wait.Check ufs filesystems...The system is always ready.Starbug console login:

SPARC: How To Boot The Network System

Any system can leave the network If server shoes are available. You might want to develop a standalone systemtemporarily disconnect from the network when the system fails to boot from disk.To change or reset the entire default boot device, see sparc: how to change the default boot device.

There are startup strategies for step 2 of the network configuration that you can choose depending onsun4y

• RARP Systems: Address (Reverse Resolution Protocol and ONC+ RPC Boot Options)diary)

• DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)

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The default network boot policy is RARP. You can use bothStrategy depending on whether it is a bootable RARP server or just a bootable DHCP serveravailable on the current network.

Note. Sun systems must have ultra version 3 prom.25. Or a later one to use the DHCP boot network policy. For informationFor more information on how to find the PROM, please refer to SPARC: Find How the PROM version for the system.

Dean Cuni