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09-26-2008
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Mounting an additional HW now no CLI
I have a SUN V245 with Solaris 10 newly installed. I have 4 73Gb HDs in this server and thought I'd use one of the other 3 to load some applications but after issueing a mount it appears that I no longer have a CLI interpreter --
# mount -F ufs /dev/dsk/c1t2d0s0 /usr # df bash: /usr/sbin/df: No such file or directory # df bash: /usr/sbin/df: No such file or directory # pwd /etc # cd / # df bash: /usr/sbin/df: No such file or directory # man df bash: /usr/bin/man: No such file or directory # umount /dev/dsk/c1t2d0s0 /usr bash: umount: command not found can't even reboot as cmd is not recognized ... What did I do here? Thanks, Bill 
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09-27-2008
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Hi.
Code:
$ uname -a SunOS vm-solaris 5.10 $ whereis umount umount: /etc/umount /sbin/umount /usr/sbin/umount Code:
/sbin/mount /usr The reason it worked like this is: Quote:
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