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Hi,

I have rebooted the server and didn't come up, but I have logged into the box using console with root password. How do I know what run level ? I checked using who -r , it shows as run level 3. Isn't it run level 1 ?
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run svcs -xv to see what services failed to start on boot.
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run svcs -xv to see what services failed to start on boot.
but only for solaris 10!

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runlevel 3 is correct for multiuser mode. read "man init" for a complete description for the runlevels.
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the server and didn't come up
I guess you mean the GUI didn't come up. You can still be in runlevel 3 w/o the GUI. If you are expecting the GUI to start up, you might want to look for errors in /var/adm/messsages.
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