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by **Minh Pha** » Thu, 04 Nov 1999 04:00:00

Hello,

Thanks for reading my question.

My solaris 2.6 machine got a power failure last night and went down.
I reboot it using the command "boot disk0"
The booting process halts after this message:
"Setting default interface for multicast: add net 224.0.0.: gateway pippin"

I expected to see the following message which did not come up:
"syslog service staring"

So I guess the system log deamon can not be started.

What would be possible reasons? What should I check ?

I have tried the several possibe rebooting scenarios pointed out by
docs.sun.com/System Admin Guide, but none seems to help.

Thanks again

Minh Pham

by **Roll** » Thu, 04 Nov 1999 04:00:00

Boot to single user "boot -s" and investigate, also did you try boot -v
verbose

Hope this helps.

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by **Jeff Goldne** » Fri, 05 Nov 1999 04:00:00

I think that's about where it would mount nfs volumes? Check for
accessibility.

Jeff Goldner

Quote:> Hello,

> Thanks for reading my question.

> My solaris 2.6 machine got a power failure last night and went down.
> I reboot it using the command "boot disk0"
> The booting process halts after this message:
> "Setting default interface for multicast: add net 224.0.0.: gateway
pippin"

> I expected to see the following message which did not come up:
> "syslog service staring"

> So I guess the system log deamon can not be started.

> What would be possible reasons? What should I check ?

> I have tried the several possibe rebooting scenarios pointed out by
> docs.sun.com/System Admin Guide, but none seems to help.

> Thanks again

> Minh Pham

by **Peter Wan** » Fri, 05 Nov 1999 04:00:00

At this point, can you do telnet to login this server. If you can, you need type
^c at console to see if contiune. If contiuned, you may check your rc2.d
scripts.

Others.... you need check your Tcp/Ip connection or YP/NIS+ server if using one
of them.

peter

> I think that's about where it would mount nfs volumes? Check for
> accessibility.

> Jeff Goldner

by **El Pederasto Loc** » Fri, 05 Nov 1999 04:00:00

I believe this is where it's starting up nfs.server or nfs.client.
Boot into single user mode (boot -s) and start thigns by hand until
you see the halt.

: Boot to single user "boot -s" and investigate, also did you try boot -v
: verbose

: Hope this helps.

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