Solaris 10 rebooting / resetting loop after recent patchset install

I installed the latest patchset the other day and everything looked like it installed correctly, I received no errors. Afterwards and going to reboot, the system now is in a constant reboot loop.
Rebooting with command: boot / pci@0,6000000/pci@0/pci@8/pci@0/scsi@1/disk@0,0:a
The / file system (dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0) is being checked
Syncing file systems . . . Done
rebooting . . .
Restting . . .
I can get the machine to boot into failsafe, and I have backed out the last two kernel patches, because my support tech told me too to see if that was the cause of the problem, however that didn't really do anything it's still in this reboot loop.
If I try and get it too boot to single usermode, I get the same results of the constant reboots. Support really doesn't seem to know what else to do, so what I'm wondering is, if I boot to CD-Rom and do a reinstall of Solaris, will that keep all my data or will that format the drives? I'm wondering because we have a ton of data on it and I really don't want to lose it all.

Matty79 wrote:
Therein lies the problem. The machine is on a disconnected network, so while I have no problem typing, it would require that I do exactly that. Type everything out to them as they can't pull data off of it remotely.Explorer is a software application you install to the box.
You run its script and it takes all that information for you, then saves everything in a single output file.
Even if it's a deprecated tool, it would still be good enough.
I'm wondering if this could be a firmware problem on the machine itself?As I tried to say in my first reply...
Yes, software patch bundles do need specific minimum OBP patch levels on certain systems. You haven't yet told anyone here what model your system actually is but when glancing at your device path to the disk drive, I made a guess.
As I also mentioned in my first reply, newer software patch levels can also effect how other hardware components like RAM might work and can suddenly reveal marginal DIMMs that used to work but aren't good enough any more.

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