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AFAIR it looks at the logging first, and if positive does not look at the clean flag.

Well, I'm somewhat surprised that the OS tells the swap is logging, which doesn't make sense to me, but in any case, no issue is reported here. The "is logging" message is just informative.
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Sure, on the first disk, there are two ufs file system with logging enabled, s1 and s5 while on the second disk, only slice 1 is containing an ufs file system.
There is no use for logging with the...

Type
mount | grep /dev/dsk/to see the current mount options.
If they are not set in /etc/fstab then they are the default.
man mount_nfsgives another good explanation of the logging option.

Traditionally each Unix file system is to be fsck'ed during system boot.
Since Solaris 7 logging (others say journaling) was introduced; the "intent log" in the file system obsoletes the fsck....

It means that the volume has been configured as a "transactional volume" but I would expect the devices to be specified as such e.g. /dev/md/dsk/d61 rather than /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s1. I would think...

You can also start it on the command line
/usr/dt/bin/dtstyle
and click Startup.

Ensure /usr/sbin/pmconfig is suid-root
ls -l /usr/sbin/pmconfig
-r-sr-xr-x 1 root bin 30816 Aug 16 2007 /usr/sbin/pmconfig
According to
man pmconfigensure /etc/default/power has...