Reset root password on T3 array

In a new position I have inherited 3x T3 arrays (2 live one spare).
Unfortunately due to a number of staff changes prior to my arrival the root passwords on two of these (1 live and the spare) have been lost.
Is there any way to re set the passwords, even if this means data loss?
Thanks.

Or you could check the sunmanager archives. :)
http://unix.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/SunManagers/2003-04/0191.html
The cable pinout is also published:
http://www.conserver.com/consoles/Signals/sigs-SunT3-RJ13.jpg

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Primary Bootstrap.
U-Boot 1.1.4
Custom AST2100 U-Boot 3.0 (Aug 17 2010 - 01:30:05) r58107
DRAM: 119 MB
Flash bank 0 at 10000000 has 32MB in 256 sectors (chipSize 1<<25, ratio 1, bufSz
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VUART2 at port 0x02f8, SerIRQ[3] disabled
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board_findGpioNum(): ERROR, 'SP_PECI_ENABLE' does not match any pin.
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Reset straps=0x8c819180, def. H-PLL=264 MHz, CPU/AHB=2:1, boot CS0# normal spe
ed
PCI w/VGA noVBIOS; NOR 38ns/byte; DRAM clock is M-PLL: 264 MHz (DDR2-528)
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refr
Board Revision - 8d
Date: 2011-01-19 (Wednesday) Time: 7:04:21
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ethaddr=00:21:28:3D:BD:9A
eth1addr=00:21:28:3D:BD:9B
Net: MAC1 PHY not ready faradaynic#0, faradaynic#1
Enter Diagnostics Mode ['q'uick/'n'ormal(default)/e'x'tended(manufacturing mode)
] ..... 0
Diagnostics Mode - NORMAL
<DIAGS> Memory Data Bus Test ... PASSED
<DIAGS> Memory Address Bus Test ... PASSED
I2C Probe Test - Motherboard
Bus Device Address Result
=== ============================ ======= ======
2 Sys FRUID (U3003) 0xA0 PASSED
2 Power CPLD (U3301) 0x4E PASSED
2 CPU0 Fault LED's (U3001) 0x40 PASSED
2 CPU1 Fault LED's (U3002) 0x42 PASSED
2 PCA9555 (Misc) (U3005) 0x44 PASSED
2 DIMM IMAX (U3102) 0x12 PASSED
6 Bank Panel Led's (U2701) 0xC6 PASSED
6 DS1338(RTC) ( U803) 0xD0 PASSED
6 Temp Sensor1(LM75) (U3011) 0x90 PASSED
6 Temp Sensor2(LM75) (U3012) 0x92 PASSED
6 Temp Sensor3(LM75) (U3010) 0x94 PASSED
I2C Probe Test - Chassis(2U HYDE24)
PDB Board
Bus Device Address Result
=== ============================ ======= ======
1 PCA9548 Mux (U0202) 0xE0 PASSED
1 PDB FRUID (U0203) 0xAA PASSED
1 MAX7313 (U0201) 0x40 PASSED
1 MAX7315 (U1001) 0x46 PASSED
Power Supply 0
BUS Port DEVICE Address Result
=== ==== ==================== ======= ======
1 0 PS 0 FRUID ( - ) 0xAC PASSED
1 0 PS 0 CTRL ( - ) 0x7C PASSED
Power Supply 1
BUS Port DEVICE Address Result
=== ==== ==================== ======= ======
1 1 PS 1 FRUID ( - ) 0xAC PASSED
1 1 PS 1 CTRL ( - ) 0x7C PASSED
Unified Fan Module
BUS Port DEVICE Address Result
=== ==== ==================== ======= ======
1 2 FT 0 FRUID (U0203) 0xAC PASSED
1 2 FT 0 MAX7313 (U0201) 0x42 PASSED
1 2 FT 0 ADT7462 (U0202) 0xB8 PASSED
1 3 FT 1 MAX7313 (U0501) 0x42 PASSED
1 3 FT 1 ADT7462 (U0502) 0xB8 PASSED
24 Disk Backplane
BUS Port DEVICE Address Result
=== ==== ==================== ======= ======
1 4 BP MAX7313 ( U8) 0x44 PASSED
1 4 BP FRUID ( U6) 0xAC PASSED
LSI Daughter Card
BUS Port DEVICE Address Result
=== ==== ==================== ======= ======
1 4 EXP FRUID ( U07) 0xA0 PASSED
1 4 EXP Tmp Sens ( U04) 0x98 PASSED
1 4 EXP PCA9538 ( U10) 0xE6 PASSED
1 4 EXP EMP570 ( U05) 0x50 PASSED
Connector Board
BUS Port DEVICE Address Result
=== ==== ==================== ======= ======
1 4 CONN FRUID ( U05) 0xA2 PASSED
<DIAGS> PHY #0 R/W Test ... PASSED
<DIAGS> PHY #0 Link Status ... FAILED
MAC1 PHY not ready <DIAGS> ETHERNET PHY #0, Internal Loopback Test ... RX error
status = 0xB00905C0
FAILED
No data received
<DIAGS> USB 1.1 Test ... PASSED
<DIAGS>Access to BIOS Flash ... PASSED
<DIAGS> Testing PowerCPLD version ... PASSED
checking for abnormal reboots: 0:0.
abnormal reboot found -- too long, ignore
Booting linux in 3 seconds...
Un-Protect Flash Bank # 1
flctrl: Recovery U-Boot (r58107) at 0x10040000 is valid (min. r51654).
flctrl: Current U-Boot is not the main one.
bootpkg: Not safe to boot ILOM (stat=1). Check Preboot "vers" command,
then reload ILOM ("net flash") as needed.
ILOM Pre-boot Menu
Type "h" and [Enter] for a list of commands, or "?" [Enter] for
command-line key bindings. Type "h cmd" for summary of 'cmd' command.
Idle time-out is disabled. Set 'bootretry' to enable it.
This is Recovery U-Boot. Use "vers all" to check flash images.
Preboot> vers all
Main ILOM image at 0x100a0000:
Service Processor Firmware
Version = 3.0.9.27, for SP type 52
Date ='Tue Aug 17 01:54:07 EDT 2010', Build ='r58107'
Name ='sysbios'
uboot @0a0000 OK, kernel @102000 OK, root @20d684 OK,
sysbios @c9b6c4 OK, pwrseq @d51aa2 OK, pbsw @d6096c OK
coredump @1500000 8192 KiB, persist @1d00000 2048 KiB, params @1f00000 1024
KiB
Recovery firmware and data:
Normal U-Boot at 0x100a0000:
Date ='Aug 17 2010', Build ='r58107'
uboot @0a0000 OK
Recovery U-Boot at 0x10040000:
Date ='Aug 17 2010', Build ='r58107'
uboot @040000 OK
Primary Bootstrap build: r52205
Permanent environment: not found

I don't think it is. The jumper you saw is likely the ILOM jumper. The ILOM is different than the BUI(OS) password so they can be reset/changed independently.

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disk1 c1t0d0
disk2 c0t2d0
disk3 c0t3d0 or c0t0d0 (machine dependent)
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Again, X and Y are the same as for the fsck command.
For example:
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by entering this command:
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root:c3.yAVmYodWsc:6445::::::
9) Delete every character between the first and second colons in the first line of the file. When you finish deleting the characters, the line should look like this:
root::6445::::::
10) Press the Escape key, then enter the following to save the file and exit vi:
:wq!
11) Use the VI text editor to edit the /etc/system file andremove the "rootdev" line shown below:
# vi /a/etc/system
*rootdev:/pseudo/md@0:0,0,blk
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12) In the /a/etc/vfstab file, replace the lines for the system filesystem meta-devices with their underlying partitions. For example, change lines from
/dev/md/dsk/d0 /dev/md/rdsk/d0 / ufs 1 no -
to
/dev/dsk/c1t0d0s0 /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0 / ufs 1 no -
ONLY change the lines for root (/) and the filesystems that were affected by the actions you took in step 1 of this procedure. All other metadevices may stay as is in this file.
13) Unmount root, check the root filesystem, and then stop the system:
# cd /
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ok boot -swTHIS STEP IS VERY IMPORTANT; YOU MUST BOOT TO SINGLE-USER MODE TO AVOID FILESYSTEM CORRUPTION.
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Hi,
Halt your machine.
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