How to undo what you don't know you did?
"White, Bob (CONTR)" <[email protected]>
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Okay I have Solaris 10 on a Sun Ultra 20, that was fully patched on Nov. 4th. Working fine. It is time for the monthly maintenance, so I went in and looked at all the patches that have been released in the last month. A number of security patches, and some other things. I didn't carefully read each one. I selected them all with patch admin and let it install. It came up at the end and said it needed to reboot. I shut down my one application that is running on the box and checked the box for reboot and okay. The shutdown started, but got to a blank screen and stopped. I let it sit for 15 minutes in case it was doing something. I finally had to power down. No the box is completely hosed. All sorts of errors on boot up. Can't find root password. Can't load devices. All sorts of errors. I can boot to failsafe but don't know where to go from here. Any suggestions? -- Bob White M/S NLV075 National Security Technologies, LLC Contractor for the United States Department of Energy Office: 702-295-2939 Cell: 702-630-0352 Pager: 702-794-1809 Fax: 702-295-2934 [email protected]<applewebdata://8C78EDD1-03FA-421E-B617-3D0B4C22CD98/whiter [email protected]>