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| hi all, I have just aquired sun ultra sparc p333 512 ram 9 gig ide disk, I have just installed solaris 8 on it. when I rebooted it seems to keep wanting to boot from the network. it says boot device net file and args timeout waiting for arp/rarp packet etc etc I can do a 'stop a' and get to a 'ok' prompt did do somethink wrong in the install? how can I fix this so I can boot to open systems tia |
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| -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 "NM" <c_n_nz@hotmail.com> writes: > hi all, I have just aquired sun ultra sparc p333 512 ram 9 gig ide disk, I >have just installed solaris 8 on it. when I rebooted it seems to keep >wanting to boot from the network. it says >boot device net file and args >timeout waiting for arp/rarp packet >etc etc >I can do a 'stop a' and get to a 'ok' prompt did do somethink wrong in the >install? Does boot disk work at the ok prompt? Does your system have some sort of switch that is set in the diagnostic position? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (SunOS) iD8DBQFAl6ZavmGe70vHPUMRAnbEAKC9pjAH9xWcZsv/I/6nS9w1piNX2ACgsMPR HUKqv9NEzSP+2hJONDk/hK4= =aVwO -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
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| "NM" <c_n_nz@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<DyKlc.1782$s3.166719@news02.tsnz.net>... > hi all, I have just aquired sun ultra sparc p333 512 ram 9 gig ide disk, I > have just installed solaris 8 on it. when I rebooted it seems to keep > wanting to boot from the network. it says > > boot device net file and args > > timeout waiting for arp/rarp packet > > etc etc > > I can do a 'stop a' and get to a 'ok' prompt did do somethink wrong in the > install? > > how can I fix this so I can boot to open systems > > > tia HI, you could first of all check by running (at the ok PROM prompt): "printenv boot-device" Does it display: "boot-device net disk" ? If so, then type: "setenv boot-device disk" then the following: "printenv boot-device" It should display: "boot-device disk disk" now type the following to save the change: "reset" Alternatively you download the Solaris Administrations Guide, Volume 1 from http://docs.sun.com Cheers, Paul. |