Here is what I was able to get off the net.
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RDB ID: 12593
SYNOPSIS: Never get login prompt on dumb terminal console
DETAIL DESCRIPTION:
Upon rebooting a system that has a dumb terminal as
console, the login prompt is never given. The following
message displayed on console :
init command respawning too rapidly
set_termio: get_ttymode failed, errno=9
set final termio failed
:
This message repeats for about 10 to 12 times and then
the "init command .." error is displayed again.
SOLUTION SUMMARY:
In this particular case, the /etc/ioctl.syscon file was
corrupted. Once this file was fixed, the system booted
up fine and login was displayed on the console.
A copy of this file can be obtained from the Solaris cd
that was used to install the system. From the following
directory on the Solaris cd :
Solaris_2.x/SUNWcsr/reloc/etc
PRODUCT AREA: System Administration
PRODUCT: Device config
SUNOS RELEASE: Solaris 2.x
HARDWARE: any
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I also found some evidence of another document out on the web in
the Sun manager's list archive, but the archive moved, and when
I tried to search the new official archive, the articles produced
by searching seemed to have NO relevance to ANY word I typed in
as a key word. I even read the help. :(
A search of dejanews produced only your post, and one from France.
I don't read much French, but if it's any consolation it sounds
like there is somebody in France that is having the EXACT same
problem you have.
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Quote:> I can access the machine in question using telnet.
> When it boots up, after the booting process ends it
> starts giving the following message about 10 times
> over:
> set_termio: get_ttymode failed, errno = 22
> set final termio failed
> followed once by:
> INIT: Command spawning too rapidly. Check for possible errors.
> id: co "/usr/lib/saf/ttymon -g -h -p "'uname -n' console login: "
> -T sun -d /dev/console -l console -m ldterm,ttcompat
> After a while, a day or so, it starts allowing physical logins
> until I have to reboot it for something.
> Anybody have any idea what's required to fix it?
> Thanks!
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