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Hi,
When I boot the solaris OS on the blade 1000 machine. It is showing some error. It was working perfectly till yesterday.
The error says
Boot Device: /pci@8,600000/SUNW,qlc@4/f p@0,0/disk @W21000020 37e6bae9,0 :a file an d args:
?{ok}
What do I do now?
will be waiting for your reply
bye
siddu
When I boot the solaris OS on the blade 1000 machine. It is showing some error. It was working perfectly till yesterday.
The error says
Boot Device: /pci@8,600000/SUNW,qlc@4/f
?{ok}
What do I do now?
will be waiting for your reply
bye
siddu
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Hi,
SunBlade 1000 use the same motherboard as SunFire E240R. It uses NVRAN. It should be QLogic Fiber Channel controller with FC HD.
Anyway, do:
ok boot disk
If not work, do:
----
ok probe-scsi-all
Write down the screen and post here.
Or boot from Solaris first CD.
ok boot cdrom
and run "fsck -y" to check the disk.
Wesly
SunBlade 1000 use the same motherboard as SunFire E240R. It uses NVRAN. It should be QLogic Fiber Channel controller with FC HD.
Anyway, do:
ok boot disk
If not work, do:
----
ok probe-scsi-all
Write down the screen and post here.
Or boot from Solaris first CD.
ok boot cdrom
and run "fsck -y" to check the disk.
Wesly
Note sure what probe-scsi-all is going to do when its an IDE disk.
Who say it's IDE disk?
SunBlade 1000 (not SunBlade 100) doesn't have IDE controller.
It's Fiber Channel Disk.
Wesly
SunBlade 1000 (not SunBlade 100) doesn't have IDE controller.
It's Fiber Channel Disk.
Wesly
ASKER
Hi,
When I ran probe-scsi-all
This is what I got
/pci@8,600000/sunw,qlc@4
When I ran probe-scsi-all
This is what I got
/pci@8,600000/sunw,qlc@4
ASKER
Hi, That was not complete
And I got the three drives on the system
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siddu
And I got the three drives on the system
bye
siddu
Have you try to boot from cdrom and run "fsck -y"?
It could be filesystem error and need to run fsck.
Wesly
It could be filesystem error and need to run fsck.
Wesly
Hmm, yes, I misread the device spec, nothing sez it was an IDE disk.
ASKER
Hi,
It says ECC error corrected and then
?{ok}
what does this mean
waiting for the reply
bye
siddu
It says ECC error corrected and then
?{ok}
what does this mean
waiting for the reply
bye
siddu
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ASKER
Hi,
How do i do the things you have mentioned?
once again thankyou for the help
bye
siddu
How do i do the things you have mentioned?
once again thankyou for the help
bye
siddu
ASKER
Him
should I open the system or can i check it by something else?
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siddu
should I open the system or can i check it by something else?
bye
siddu
Memory check is in POST(PowerOn System Test). If you can not pass memory check, then you can not go further.
Open the Sun box case with extreme care if you are not familar with it.
Call Sun warranty (1 year) support first.
Wesly
Open the Sun box case with extreme care if you are not familar with it.
Call Sun warranty (1 year) support first.
Wesly
ASKER
hi
Can you send me a link to go through
POSt
bye
siddu
Can you send me a link to go through
POSt
bye
siddu
ASKER
Hi,
I have one more question. We have another sun Blade 2000 system.
I wanted to connect to the net.
Can you tell me the step by step procedure to connect to the net.
Like I have a T1 connection.
When I connect to windows it connects automatically
How do I do this in solaris
will be waiting for your reply
bye
siddu
I have one more question. We have another sun Blade 2000 system.
I wanted to connect to the net.
Can you tell me the step by step procedure to connect to the net.
Like I have a T1 connection.
When I connect to windows it connects automatically
How do I do this in solaris
will be waiting for your reply
bye
siddu
ASKER
Hi,
Can anyone help on the previous question
bye
siddu
Can anyone help on the previous question
bye
siddu
> sun Blade 2000 system. I wanted to connect to the net
It's out of this topic.
As root, do
sys-unconfig
and reboot. Then follow the instruction to config the network step-by-step.
Wesly
It's out of this topic.
As root, do
sys-unconfig
and reboot. Then follow the instruction to config the network step-by-step.
Wesly
ASKER
Hi,
I have done that.
I have some doubts regarding that
Like: it asks for NIS and other things like IP address of the internet server.
But when I connect it through windows it doesnt require all that so I dont know that stuff.
I have done the sys-unconfig and tried setting it up
Can you elaborate and tell me how to set up for a T1 lan connection
will be qaiting for your reply
bye
siddu
I have done that.
I have some doubts regarding that
Like: it asks for NIS and other things like IP address of the internet server.
But when I connect it through windows it doesnt require all that so I dont know that stuff.
I have done the sys-unconfig and tried setting it up
Can you elaborate and tell me how to set up for a T1 lan connection
will be qaiting for your reply
bye
siddu
Please open another question for suitable topic. So people can find the similar solution easier in EE.
Just a quick post with regards to the connecting to the net. I have been having trouble lately and checked the following.
Go to your /etc from root.
Check to see that you have the following files - defaultrouter, defaultroute ( if you cat or vi them you should she the router address if not......then
echo 192.168.2.1 > defaultrouter
echo 192.168.2.1 > defaultroute
Needless to say the IP address should equate to your relevant address
One other thing to check is the resolv.conf
It should read
domain anything.com
nameserver 192.168.2.1
search anything.com
Again change your details to suit.
I have checked these after installs on Solaris 9 and Linux and have got through each time after adding these files and giving a quick reboot.
Hope it helps
Regards
Kartibok
Go to your /etc from root.
Check to see that you have the following files - defaultrouter, defaultroute ( if you cat or vi them you should she the router address if not......then
echo 192.168.2.1 > defaultrouter
echo 192.168.2.1 > defaultroute
Needless to say the IP address should equate to your relevant address
One other thing to check is the resolv.conf
It should read
domain anything.com
nameserver 192.168.2.1
search anything.com
Again change your details to suit.
I have checked these after installs on Solaris 9 and Linux and have got through each time after adding these files and giving a quick reboot.
Hope it helps
Regards
Kartibok
ASKER
So can you please explain how to troobleshoot it
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siddu