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| Andrew Tyson wrote: > Having just purchased the latest ed of the Steven's classic 'Unix Network > Programming', I thought that I might try installing the Sun SCTP kernel > module for SPARC/Solaris, so I could try out some of the example programs. > Bad mistake. > > Upon installing the package, and rebooting my U2 now spews a bunch of error > messages (resumably whilst trying to load the SCTP STREAMS module) and then > proceeds to reboot (ad infinitum). > > I have managed to do a single user boot from CDROM, and I can see a bunch of > SCTP related kernel/config files, however I am a bit wary of deleting them > from /kernel/drv (if there are any dependencies). I would have thought that > SCTP should be a separate module to TCP/IP, but once bitten ... > > I was hoping to canvas suggestions about my best course of action? The experimental download package requires Solaris 9 Update 5 (12/03). This is explicitly mentioned in the README file, SYSTEM REQUIREMENT section. Install it in other kernel version will cause the problem you are having. The reason is that there are changes in the IP module in Solaris 9 Update 5. So the module provided in the experimental SCTP package has to match that version. What you can do is to replace the ip modules in /kernel/drv/ and /kernel/drv/sparcv9/ with the original modules. The original modules should be saved in the same directory by the SCTP package install script. Do the same thing to sockfs modules in /kernel/drv/ and /kernel/drv/sparcv9/. Also replace the /etc/sock2path with the original one, it should also be saved. This should allow you to boot up the system again. Then you can do a pkgrm to remove the package. Please update your system to Solaris 9 Update 5 (12/03) before installing the SCTP experimental package again. Many customers have successfully installed this package and testing it. -- K. Poon. kacheong.poon@sun.com |
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| "Kacheong Poon" <kacheong.poon@sun.com> wrote in message news:c6462j$nfk$1@news1nwk.SFbay.Sun.COM... > What you can do is to replace the ip modules in /kernel/drv/ and > /kernel/drv/sparcv9/ with the original modules. The original modules Hi Kacheong, Thanks very much for this info. Indeed the 'preremove' script that comes with the SUNWsctp package does exactly this (i.e. copies the original versions of kernel modules back to their original place - whew Out of curiosity do you know whether a third party IPSec module might cause problem with the SCTP implementation (associated with a Cisco VPN Client). Thanks and regards, Andrew |