Error opening PAM libraries

Hi,
After a Solaris 9 installation, I try to acces on my CDE environement with Exceed 7 and I have a error.
Error opening PAM libraries
Please contact your Admin...
If somebody have any idear.
Thanks a lot.

Please post more details.
How are you trying to do this install? Boot from CD-ROM; JumpStart?
CDE is not normally involved in a Solaris install.

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