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He said you have to check if your "needed" and "present" count are correct. If they are, you can reboot the quorum server without any danger. In a 2 node cluster you should have 2 on the needed side...

I don't say you are doing it wrong... But somehow you do... Java should be in your path and that should be a link to the version you are using! Also maybe it is wrong on my site and you are doing...

What is the output of which java?

Why are you not able to boot? What is the boot device? Which error message do you get when you boot?

Did you check that you have the right solaris version? sparc vs. x86. The max post is of course also a good idea.

From the XSCF use the command version -c xcp and send the output. Depending on the version you might not be able to reset the error...

Do you have support for the M5000? I would say replacing the faulted part should be enough. You can also try to reset the fault and try again to powerup the system. But go slowly with a poweron -d 0...

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First of all, use Code Tags when you post any code or data samples so others can easily read...

Reset the errors from the ILOM (and/or Solaris) and do a max POST to check the hardware. If the error is still there, strip the server of all not needed stuff (no PCI cards, minimal RAM and so on)...

Managing SMB File Sharing and Windows Interoperability in Oracle(R) Solaris 11.3 (https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E53394_01/html/E54797/index.html)

I see... Good luck with your project!

Why running an almost 25 year old OS? Would be running Solaris 11 or Solaris 10 (which is available in x86/64 versions) an option for you? You could use virtual box to run Solaris as a guest OS from...

but console does... Use that to gain access to the OBP and you should be at the ok prompt.

Then tell the server to boot from that disk... Because now it tries to boot from network...

ok boot disk

Assuming you are on Solaris 10...
Check here:
Oracle Solaris 10 1/13 Installation Guide: Flash Archives (Creation and Installation) - Oracle Solaris 10 1/13 Installation Guide: Flash Archives...

If he is connected via LOM, no local keyboard is needed.

The server is trying to boot from network... Send a "break" to the server over your terminal or the LOM and bring the server to the ok prompt. Investigate for the right boot device (disk), set the...

Try to run ipadm delete-ip interface on the interface you want to use first. Also, wouldn't you need 2 interfaces to create an aggr-group? So something like:
dladm create-aggr -P L2 -l net1 -l net2...

Click on "edit" which opens the quick editor. Click "edit" again and you are in the full editor. You should be able to change the title there.

From when is the latest patchset you use? The latest patchcluster I can see is from january.

You have to create metadevices out of c2t5d0s36 and c2t6d0s6 first. Then attach the new metadevice to d20.

Why using an "old" and "clumsy" tool to manage storage? Solaris 10 has also ZFS and that is way easier to use...

If it is an important system, better hire a professional to do that job. It is a quite long procedure and there are to many variables to explain it in here...

Recovering From Boot Problems (Solaris Volume Manager Administration Guide) (https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19683-01/817-2530/6mi6gg8dj/index.html)

I don't know if the cpio command is available on Linux but that is what I use in the Solaris world... AFAIK the faster'ish way to copy whole file systems. Read a bit here:

Copying Directories...