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Originally Posted by
DukeNuke2
press "stop + a" if you are with a sun keyboard. this should bring you to the "ok" prompt. insert the solaris install media into you cd/dvd drive and enter "boot cdrom" at the ok prompt...
This would take you thru fresh installation process and would wipe out all your data.
I would suggest the below workaround.
boot cdrom -s from the ok prompt.
In single-user mode, mount your root fs "/" to /a or /mnt
Restore the whole of /usr directory from tape (backup) to /mnt/usr
then umount /mnt
run fsck on all the filesystem
bring the system to init 0 again (ok promt)
Then issue a normal boot command and see if it works first