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NVRAM change
I have replaced the nvram on my Sun V480 and now the system stops at the "ctrl-d for normal startup, or root password for maintenance" part. The nvram auto-boot=true, but it still stops here.
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There is no error given. I get the "The system is coming up. Please wait." message then it comes up with the "Type ctrl-d to proceed with normal startup, (or give root password for system maintenance):". Once I press ctrl-d everything after that is fine.
I have double checked my nvram settings and the auto-boot?=true is set. |
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