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07-31-2002
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Problems with ld.so.1
I renamed ld.so.1 on a Sun machine running Solaris 2.6. Now I cannot boot the system and I can use only very few commands in Maintenance Mode.
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08-01-2002
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it seems your library file is corrupt by renaming ld.so.1
Try boot your system from single user mode that is boot -s then mount filesystem and finally undo the changes to the ld.so.1 if your system failed to boot from single user mode boot from cdrom that is boot cdrom -s |
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08-01-2002
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To add to booting from cdrom -s - you would then need to mount your filesystem containing the file onto /mnt or /a (whichever exists), rename the file back, umount the /mnt (or /a) and run fsck on that device. Then either init 0 or Stop-A and boot -s to insure the system is working correctly before getting back to multi-user mode.
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