rob@tosland.com wrote:
> I managed to get the machine up and running again via booting from
> cdrom and disabling mpxio again.
>
> Can anyone give me some help on this??

Do you boot from SAN?

Seems like the boot disks have also MPxIO enabled. With MPxIO enabled the
disks get new device paths, but these aren't (yet) available.
Try disabling MPxIO on a per adapter basis (see the manual page for fp(7d))

Is stmsboot(1M) already available in Solaris 8? I just have Solaris 10
systems here at reference. If stmsboot is there you could try to
call "stmsboot -e" instead of editing scsi_vhci.conf directly.

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Daniel