System booting after fatal error FATAL

Hi all
one of my server is rebooting once in a week. after reebot I am not able to view any error other than [ID 796976 kern.notice] System booting after fatal error FATAL in /var/adm messages. can any one explain wot is this error
Regards
RPS

Generally speaking, whenever you notice a fatal reset, as represented by the three magic words "<i>fatal error FATAL</i>", you'll have virtually no information in the messages file.
Your system had such an abrupt event that Solaris had no opportunity to log anything before the reboot. You could `maybe` get a hint if there were many DIMM errors or file-system-full errors in the minutes before the reboot, but those would only be hints and not the actual cause of the event.
A fatal reset gives you information through only one method. Your console.
... and of course you have your console logged and saved?
[probably not. very few people do that.]
If the V880 is up and sems to be functional, you have only one recourse for the near future: establish a dedicated logging console output and hope the system breaks again.

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