Recent content by dirtyjoe

All thanks for input and advice, I found my answer. Regrettably, it was negative. http://sunsolve.sun.com/pub-cgi/retrieve.pl?doc=finfodoc%2F13911 Sorry if I wasted anyones time!!!

Ken, Thanks for pointing that out, it was a typo.

yes, it can see the the drive when I do probe-scsi-all from the "ok" prompt. when I boot -r or boot -rs or just boot, I am prompted to enter ctrl d or the root password (so I can do an fsck) I have attempted to fsck using the following: fsck -y fsck -F ufs /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0 fsck...

Sometimes the obvious is the stuff most easily missed, but yes, I did.

I have two machines, one is with an Ultra-2, one with a UltraSPARC-IIi-Engine processor. When I try to boot a SCSI drive (that works) and was built on the machine with the Ultra-2 processor on the machine with the UltraSPARC-IIi-Engine processor, I can't get past single user. I've tried booting...

"tunefs" has a pretty good man page and has helped me in the past also try: du -k | sort -rn | more this will give you a list of files from largest to smallest, so you can see who the hogs are and rm their crap.

how is your raid connected to your system?

from the "ok" prompt type: boot cdrom

If your used disk space is not excessive. To do this without reformatting, partitioning, reloading try increasing your swap space using this example: #create a 1GB extra swap space on slice 7 using a file #called extra_swap that #is empty but has a gigabyte allocated mkfile 1024m...