Solaris

Is any way to shutdown a global if I used dd to reach 100% diskspace on all mount points.
Usually I shutdown from ILO console

Can you login as root? Will it let you?

If you want to attempt an orderly shutdown then:

Code:

# init 0

is the fastest way, although this might take a while if the root filesystem is full. I would give it some time.

I suggest you then boot into single user to sort the mess out.

yes, i am as root.
i think there is no other way, only from console. but i wanted to try if someone know other methods.
if use usual command, will try to write in boot, wich is actualy full

Well that is the fastest way to do an orderly shutdown. If it won't do that then you can stop the system with STOP-A on a Sun keyboard and then boot into single user. However, a root filesystem cleanup would then be recommended eg, fsck.

If the system won't then boot from the hard disk you can boot from DVD and mount the hard disk root filesystem to cleanup.