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is it possible that this behavior is controlled by the sysidcfg file? maybe setting in netmask or something else?

Above your post (from the message), does it say something like below:



Then followed by your message?
It may be solaris2, solaris3 or solaris4... what this means is that it's asking for next...

installing the locale for en_US (north america) usually spans in several disks, so during the installation, it should ask you next CD (ex: solaris2, solaris3, etc...) Do you get any messages when u...

Try running this device detection tool:

BigAdmin HCL: Sun Device Detection Tool (http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/hcts/device_detect.jsp)

As reborg said, it's most likely your NIC isn't...

That's probably bourne shell (sh). You can try bourne again shell (bash), korn shell (ksh) or something else. Just type the shell name to switch to that shell.

Ex) bash (for bourne again shell)...

You mentioned the box has 3 NICs but the system sees only 2 of them, and between those two, it looks like only e1000g0 is working. Is this the one you are having the disruption problem?

I never encountered with this sort of error but for start, try opening /usr/sbin/localeadm with a text editor (vi, emac, etc) and check the line number 174. Is that line executing the expr command? ...

what happens when you "ping" the router?
do you get any replies?

if you get "destination unrechable" or something negative results, can you post the the output of "ifconfig -a" or "dladm...

so, what is the output of "ifconfig -a"?
it's possible that your nic isn't supported by solaris 10.
sun offers a device detection tool from this site:

BigAdmin HCL: Sun Device Detection Tool...

what does this "sol_10_u.iso" contain?

you can mount an iso image with lofiadm. then you can run the command you executed previously. however, depending on the contents of this iso, you may not...

what is the output from "# ifconfig -a" in Solaris?
Your Solaris OS isn't a VM guest OS, I assume? You are doing dual-boot Solaris with winXP?
And this is Solaris 10?

I guess you mean the GUI didn't come up. You can still be in runlevel 3 w/o the GUI. If you are expecting the GUI to start up, you might want to look for errors in /var/adm/messsages.

What is your OS?
If it is HP-UX, you can recover it w/o CD if you have physical access to the system. Others like Solaris and Linux, you'd need a boot up CD to reset the root password and this is...

logging in from console and from desktop uses different scripts to get PATH I believe. As taran said, you should compare the PATH variable on both and see if they are different.