Canot boot properly :solaris 10

hi,
I am new in solaris , I just insatll solaris 10 . My comp. configiration is intel(32bit )
P-4 2.26Ghz
RAM 256MB
there was no prob when i was installed it , but when it boot it shows
MEG singnal is failed . but my BIOS sttings it has VGA . Then the message No singal Frequency ,power managemet . then the monitor is off . My monitor type 700B . I increase the the CPU frequency from BIOS . But same effect .Pls helpme for that .
partha

yes,
After 1 st time instalation, the system will boot automatically, then it ask for Confifigure the Xorg or Xserver like that , you can see it in text mode. On that time you just select change ( I think you have to press "F4 " for that) then ' F2 " . then change of resolution will appear, then change it , i think in general if you set "800/600" or 1024 /768 then it will work, if you have any problem then write me...
thanks
Partha

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At the top of the results, there will be a line that begins with the words "Start time." If you don't see that, but instead see a mass of gibberish, you didn't wait for the "Process completed" message to appear in the Terminal window. Please wait for it and try again.
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Bootcamp Windows Installer won't boot properly on rBMP late 2013

I have been redirected to this community. I will repost the same question I asked in the mackbook pro community. I am new to Apple Support Communities, I hope this is okay for me to ask the question here again.
Here is my post in the other community: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5922375?tstart=0
I just bought my MBP Retina 13" Late 2013 last week. It came with Mavericks 10.9, and I have since updated it to 10.9.1.
I have installed Windows 7 64bit using Bootcamp, and ran into a situation, which I hope the experts here could give me a hand.
I used the first two options in Boot Camp Assistant (BCA) and sucessfully created a Bootcamp Windows Installer for Windows 7 64bit on a USB Thumb Drive (USB 3.0). Then I launched Boot Camp Assistant again, and selected the last option to install Windows 7 64 bit on the bootcamp partition, the installation went through successfully. Both Windows 7 and the bootcamp drivers are installed, and I am able to dual boot OS X and Windows properly.
However, if I try to launch Bootcamp Windows 7 USB Installer created using BCA as described in the above by holding down <option> key while rebooting, and select the USB device lableled as 'Windows', Windows 7 Installer starts (in BIOS boot mode, I believe) and then it freezes after it gets to the language selection screen, the mackbook no longer responds to either the trackpad or the keyboard.
In other words, this Windows 7 USB Installer boots properly when launched by BCA's third option. However, this USB Installer does not boot properly when launched by selecting 'Windows' after holding down <option> key while rebooting. What am I doing wrong here?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Joe

I did create a Recovery Disk from inside Windows 7 this weekend following your suggestion. Unfortunately, this has the same problem as the installer.
However, USB Installer I created for Windows 8.1 could boot properly both in BIOS boot mode or EFI boot mode. This Windows 8.1 USB Installer is created using the standard procedure for the BCA; the only difference from the Windows 7 USB Installer is that I used Windows 8.1 ISO instead of Windows 7 ISO.
With this Windows 8.1 USB Installer, I am able to access the BOOTCAMP partition and perform necessary operations to fix startup issues, and perform backup and restore using the native Windows tools for the BOOTCAMP partition. And no need to spend $30 on WinClone
Thanks for your help!
Joe

My Sleek won't boot properly! Stuck on Recovery/Rescue m

Each time I boot my Zen Sleek it either goes to the rescue mode or it just locks up on the Creative logo. I've had it for a few months and this is the first time it seriously locked up on me. I hard reset it on the bottom and it's still the same. I tried to run Disk Cleanup through the rescue mode and it doesn't even run it!! I don't know what's going on... Yesterday it was playing like a beauty.

?Re: My Sleek won't boot properly! Stuck on Recovery/Rescue mode?
MRM wrote:
I appreciate your help, but you should read my post first. I don't need to go into rescue, I need it to NOT go to rescue. I tried formatting and it says HDD problem...ugh
Your hardri've has died. You can replace it Insrtuctions for opening here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWT8W...eature=channel? Place to purchase here? http://www.thegadgetdr.com/Zen-Sleek-or-Sleek-Photo-20GB-Hard-Dri've-p/zs-20gb-hd.htm ? & ? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...item=350225256? Here this is a larger size dri've but will fit & you will need the tools to open it those here? http://www.thegadgetdr.com/iPod-Zune...-Tools-s/8.htm

Help, unable to boot clean Solaris 10 install

I use Solaris at work, but have never done any sysadmin.
I have installed Solaris 10 on a new Intel Core2 Duo machine at home, but when I select Solaris 10 (not failsafe) from GRUB2, my machine reboots right after the "Use is subject to license terms", and goes back to GRUB2.
I can boot to the failsafe prompt, but I don't know how to troubleshoot from there.
What I've been able to find online suggests that I turn off ACPI (tried with no luck) and disable USB legacy mode in bios (again, tried with no luck). I'm using an IDE DVD drive to install, and a SATA drive for the OS, so everything is installed on c1d0, not c0d0.
When I run failsafe, it finds Solaris 10 ... X86 on c1d0s0 and I can attach as read/write, but I'm not sure what to do from there to find out why GRUB can't load the OS.
I've tried the Solaris 0606 Test Check CD, which says there are drivers for my complete system except for the audio (no driver) and the network (third party, I haven't bothered to get yet).
Please help, I'm totally stuck!
Thanks in advance,
Brett

enemix-
Sorry, I meant to say GRUB stage 2, not GRUB 2. I'm using the GRUB that came with solaris 0606. GRUB works fine.
mAbrante -
Tried the halt_on_panic=1, had no effect. I'm really not sure what is causing the problem. I've found that if I boot 32 bit mode by editing the GRUB command to append kernel/unix I can boot into solaris. But I'd sure like to be able to boot into 64 bit mode.
Any more thoughts anyone?
Brett

MSI GT70 ONC-008US - Won't boot properly

For whatever reason, my laptop refuses to boot properly now. For awhile it just had a problem booting from sleep (no image on screen, seemingly working otherwise), so I avoided doing that. It also did this when trying to power on the laptop, but this problem was fixed ignored by simply holding the button and trying again.
It now it wont boot, despite the number of times I might try to make it. Nothing appears on the screen at all, sometimes my keyboard back-lights come on but now not even that happens. I don't know what to do. The hard drive (I think it's the hard drive?) makes a sort of clanking sounds a couple times and then goes quiet, occasionally making small beaps. USB devices power up per usual.
If you know what might be happening I'd be eternally grateful. My only guess is that the hard drive is failing, but wouldn't the screen still show something if it was simply the hard drive failing?
##UPDATE:## After trying a million times it finally booted. I still want to figure out what is going on. Please help

Quote from: tdesantiago on 07-April-13, 07:15:15
I've contacted at least three computer repair shops in my local area and all seem to think it's the motherboard. FML
It sucks. But it should still be under warranty from MSI. I would contact them to be perfectly honest.

Dual boot with Solaris 8.0 and Windows 98

I am interested in Setting up my pc with with a Dual boot of Solaris 8 and Windows 98. I have a 60 GB hard drive that I am going to make two 30 GB primary Partitions on this hard dive. One with Windows 98 and one with Solaris 8 Intel Platform version. The question that I have, Is this particular Setup doable? And if so can you tell me what order they have to be installed and what partition software I should use for this procedure. Also if i missing procedure please be very detailed in explaining this to me. I read the message board was confused.
If need be please email me at [email protected]

Hey, goto http://math.uwb.edu.pl/~mariusz/dualboot/ and that will answer all your dual boot questions ?
i2l2

G5 won't boot properly/running incredibly slow :(

Hey, friends.
So my mom and dad were kind enough to gift me their old G5 (I think they got it in 2006). Trouble is, I can't get it to boot properly. It takes about an hour for it to go from turning on to the point where the contents of the desktop appear and I would (theoretically) be able to do something. After just sitting there for the longest time with the color wheel spinning, the screen went blank although the computer and monitor were still on. Eventually it came back, but the computer runs incredibly slow. Like, clicking on the Apple menu caused the color wheel to spin for about ten minutes.
I tried /sbin/fsck -fy, which is about the extent of my computer doctoring skills and this is the message I got:
diskOs9: I/O error.
Invalid node structure
(4, 1771)
** Volume check failed.
Any thoughts?
Message was edited by: Alex_C.

Pull the drive and put in a new one.
I've never had much faith if any in Apple fsck or First Aid.
The G5 stopped being sold in 2006 so that would make it one of the dual-core / pci express graphics.
See if you have 10.4.6 or later DVD so you can attempt to repair and install while you wait to get Alsoft Disk Warrior, and a new system drive to work with and build a new boot drive etc to which you can copy over any files & programs you need.
An emergency boot volume is pretty much a necessity with Mac. Your system drive directory structure is not going to make it. In theory a Safe Boot can deal with minor corruption and rebuild boot cache.
There are some FAQs to guide you in your doctoring and sharpen your skills!

Cannot Boot Properly

Hello,
I experienced an internal hard drive failure two months ago and thus replaced it with a new 1TB hard drive. My macbook pro worked perfectly fine until yesterday when apps refused to open/itunes refused to play songs. I then decided to restart my laptop but my macbook have since then never booted properly. I tried booting in safe mode and it didn't work. I then went into recovery mode and tried to repair the disk but apparently the hard drive cannot be repaired. Should I reformat the hard disk and reinstall the OSX using recovery mode? I'm a bit weary of wiping my hard disk incase it turns out like my previous hard drive situation in where I was unable to reinstall the OSX because the hard drive started to fail.

UPDATE: I tried repairing the disk again before permanently reformatting the hard disk and it actually worked. I thus rebooted my laptop and it rebooted normally.

Dual booting between Solaris 8 and 10

Hi,
We mostly use Solaris 8 for testing which means I can't uninstall it. How would I be able to dual boot both Solaris 8 and 10 on a SUN SPARC machine? Is there a boot loader available like grub?
Please help.
Thanks alot!
Till later,
Joseph.

SPARC doesn't need a split boot loader like BIOS/x86. The OBP can directly load from any slice. So 'boot disk:a' would boot from slice 0 and 'boot disk:g' would boot from slice 6.
Darren

Toshiba A350 sometimes won't boot properly

I notice there are number of problems similar to this but no one has a fix.
Problem:
1) *Sometimes* when I boot my laptop the power light comes on but the screen stays black. Doesn't go any further.
2) *Sometimes* when I boot my laptop it boots to the Windows start up screen but with thin rainbow coloured lines on the screen (occasionally you can make out the background Windows start up screen). Doesn't go any further.
3) Most of the time it boots and it works perfectly. No crashes or screen problems.
After holding the power button down for a few seconds during 1) and 2) to "shut down" after a few attempts booting it will boot properly.
So far I've flashed the BIOS to the latest version and changed Processor Power Management to 100% under power options (advice from a link on Google). Neither have helped.
Any ideas on this problem? It seems quite specific to start up as it works well otherwise. Very annoying having to try multiple times to boot.
Specifications:
Toshiba A350 (approx. 1 year old, out of warranty)
Windows 7 Pro x64 (upgrade from Vista)
Intel Core 2 Duo P7450 2.13Ghz
4GB DDR2
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3650 (512MB discrete video memory)
Thanks.

I have exactly the same problem
(Problem:
*Sometimes* when I boot my laptop the power light comes on but the screen stays black. Doesn't go any further.)
My laptop only doesn't start on battery only. The power light comes on and the stays on with the laptop in a freeze (nothing displayed on screen). The only way to get this light off is to remove battery.
Starts EVERY time with the AC power connected (with or without battery).
Works perfectly normal once booted
SOMETIMES starts with the battery only if I boot soon after I have already been using the laptop
I have tried the static release processes but doesn't work.
After having this trouble I updated to latest BIOS but has not helped
Tried a different battery and has not helped
Is a Toshiba Satellite PRO L500 T4400 4GB 15" Win7 Laptop - only 3 weeks or so old
Very annoying!
Please someone with an answer??

Can xhost be added to boot in Solaris

Xhost + is needed for the reports server to function. Up to now we have been manually running this command since our SA says it cannot be run automatically upon boot. This manual approach has caused problems when the server reboots at odd times and the root user is not available to run the xhost, leading to the reports server not working properly.
Is it possible to run the xhost + as part of the boot process? The environment is Solaris 8. -quinn

Hi, I suggest reading this document, it's easy:
http://qwuh.no-ip.com/oracle/index.html
It's contains all you need for this!
Greetings from Palma!

Error messages during booting of Solaris 8 zone

I have installed a Solaris 8 zone from a flash archive of a Solaris 8 server that is currently in production. I get no errors during the installation of the zone and when I boot the zone I get the following messages on the zone console:
SunOS Release 5.8 Version Generic_Virtual 64-bit
Copyright 1983-2000 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved
Hostname: madison1xl
The system is coming up. Please wait.
NIS domainname is eam.rjf.com
operation failed, Not owner
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
device name given is not a stream device (No such device or address)
operation failed, Not owner
operation failed, Not owner
operation failed, Not owner
operation failed, Not owner
operation failed, Not owner
operation failed, Not owner
operation failed, Not owner
operation failed, Not owner
operation failed, Not owner
operation failed, Not owner
Sun BluePrints network security settings applied.
syslog service starting.
I am not sure what is causing these errors. The zone appears to be running properly, but I am concerned that something is not starting during the boot process. /var/adm/messages file does not show any errors. Thanks for any help you can give me.

Thanks. That helped alot. I found out that all the messages came from a start up script named nddconfig. Since the ngz cannot change anything about devices this was causing a lot of errors. I stopped the script from starting and now do not receive any errors.

Dual OS system booting issue - Solaris with Windows XP Pro

Hi,
I have installed Windows XP Professional with SP2 on my laptop Dell Inspiron 6400 (Intel Core 2 Duo). I created partition as below,
C: 25GB (Primary : Active) Installed XP
D: 15GB (Primary) - Tried to install Solaris here
F: 10GB (Primary)
G: 20 GB (Logical)
H: 20 GB (Logical)
1. I tried to install Solaris 10, booted up system from DVD and selected Solaris. I got a message related to "License..." and it stopped right there, nothing showed up on screen after the message. I forced it to shutdown.
2. Next, I tried with Solaris Express Developer edition DVD. I was able to proceed until "Install" option. After clicking "Install" button, it reported some account name(no account name found) setting problem and quitted from installation. It asked to remove the DVD manually. But I was not able to eject it, got stuck. I switched off it and removed DVD.
When I bootup the system next time from HDD or CD or USB bootable backup, it showed blank screen and blinking cursor. I am not able to boot system with Win XP or USB Win Xp bootable. I am able to enter BIOS setup.
Please let me know how to boot up Win Xp and install Solaris with it.

with my little experience i find solaris 10 isn't able to install on sata hdd but with solaris express edition 5.11 i was able to install it on my lap top toshiba tecra and now i can boot with xp sp2 and solaris i hope this answer your question .

Problem booting a Solaris 10 x86 after Jumpstart Installation

Hi,
I have a strange problem. I have a working x86 machine with Solaris 10 installed. I have made a flash image of it's hard disk, and I have store thar flar on another machine. I have another Solaris 10 with Jumpstart.
I boot other x86 machine through PXE. The Jumpstart machine gives it a valid IP, and the process of sending the flash image begins. The process finish, and the client machine reboots. And here is the strange problem:
When starting, the Grub men� appears, and shows the two options configured: first, start Solaris in normal mode, and second, failsafe.
If I choose normal start, the screen goes black and the machine restart as if you rebooted it. I can only start in failsafe mode.
Here are the config files in Jumpstart for that machine:
Profile:
install_type flash_install
archive_location nfs 10.95.8.7:/export/backup/platform/alba-ucm/ALBA-UCM-HostID_2b72c461_4x80GbMirror-Prepared_09042008.flar
partitioning explicit
filesys c0t0d0s0 1:2650 /
filesys c0t0d0s1 2651:1600 /var
filesys c0t0d0s3 4251:400 swap
filesys c0t0d0s4 4651:1000 /opt/app
filesys c0t0d0s5 5651:3143 /repositoryCC
filesys c0t0d0s6 8794:100 /tmp
filesys c0t0d0s7 8894:26
filesys c0t2d0s0 1:8093 /datos
filesys c0t2d0s1 8094:800 /DBoracle
filesys c0t2d0s7 8894:26
After Script:
touch /a/etc/notrouter
touch /a/noautoshutdown
sync
echo "Changing and syncing bootenv.rc"
# clear the boot-args property
echo "setprop boot-args ''" >> /a/boot/solaris/bootenv.rc
# set the bootpath property to boot from the hard disk
STRING=`df | grep '^/a '� | sed 's/).*//' | sed 's/^.* (//'`
STRING=`ls -l ${STRING}`
MYROOT=`echo $STRING | sed 's/.*..\/..\/devices//'`
echo "setprop bootpath ${MYROOT}" >> /a/boot/solaris/bootenv.rc
# disable kdmconfig from running after the first reboot
sysidconfig -b /a -r /usr/openwin/bin/kdmconfig
sync
And here is the menu.lst for Grub:
title Solaris 10
root (hd0,0,a)
kernel /platform/i86pc/multiboot
module /platform/i86pc/boot_archive
title Solaris Failsafe
kernel /boot/multiboot kernel/unix -s
module /boot/x86.miniroot-safe
Please, any idea about what may be hapening?

Thanks for your answers.
Yes, both machines have the same hardware exactly. Finally, I could find where the problem was.
The file bootenv.rc, for some reason that I don't know, was corrupted: In it there was a correct line with bootpath variable correctly defined, but, at the end of the file, there was another line setting the bootpath variable to a long and incoherent string of chars. Booting in failsafe, mounting the system in /a, and removing that stupid line from the bootenv.rc, solved the problem.

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