Question on Solaris 10

Hi,
I have a question about the Solaris 10 operating system, when I make the execution of commands in a terminal, it freezes and can no longer continue to run more commands. A to be the problem?
thanks

Can you be more specific about the issue please
Q) What commands hang?
- Knowing the commands you're typing helps isolate potential areas to look (is it procfs commands, IO/Disk commands, filesystem commands, etc)
Q) Define 'hang'. Does the entire system hang or just the session? Do the commands ever complete if you leave them long enough?
Q) Do the commands return any output at all?
Q) How are you connecting to the host? telnet, ssh, or directly on the console
Q) When was the problem first noticed?
Q) When was the last known time that things worked?
Q) Have any changes been made to the system in or around the time when the commands started hanging?
If the entire system is hanging, send a break from the SystemController, raise a service request and we can look at it.
If the issue is isolated to a specific set of commands then we'll need to get a threaddump (echo '::threadlist -v' | mdb -k > /tmp/threadlist.out) and/or pstack from the commands (using another connection to the host) to see what they're waiting for.
Regards,
Steve

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    Is there anything I could do to get this install to work? This is my only sun machine so I dont think I could get netbooting to work. I tried burning the first cd 2 times just to make sure it wasnt my burner and it still was getting the same errors ;(
    Thanks,
    Ryan

    I have no really good answer here..
    I guess you are using a Netra T1 AC200, right?
    Some futher questions;
    Are you using an internal CD-Rom?
    Have you tried the CD-Rom before so you know it works?
    What happens if you try "boot cdrom" without inserting any CD? I think the bootpath to the cd-rom looks a bit strange, and testing that would be the easiest way of verifying if its correct or not. If the path is correct you should get a different error if you attemt to boot from a non-existing CD.
    Last question; which Solaris 10 version did you download?
    7/M.

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