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08-30-2001
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Solaris install problem
I am trying to install Solaris 2.8 on an Ultra 5 with Openboot 3.11 from the install cd. I type in boot cdrom, and I get the error: Boot device: /pci@1f,0/pci@1,1/ide@3/cdrom@2,0:f File and args : /platform/sun4u/kernel/genunix. Elf32 read error. I looked up the error, and it said to reset the boot file in the PROM to " " (blank). Is this the correct solution? If so, how do I reset it? Thanks for any help anyone can provide. I am a newbie, especially with OpenBoot.
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08-31-2001
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when you in openboot prompt ,be sure your boot device is cdrom:
ok>setenv boot-device devalias you can get devalias by command : ok>devalias then you use this command: ok>reset to reboot your machine |
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08-31-2001
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