RE: Booting a HD with Solaris installed on it....
If you haven't seen what the insides of a Hard Disk look like all over the
flor, come over to my place. I just totally nuked that hard drive, cuz it
was stuffed. I will go buy another, so don't worry about my question.
The correct command was " boot disk " or " boot sd(0,0,0)" both of which I
tried... so. I will know next time.
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard [SMTP:Rjp@logic.pl.net]
Sent: Thursday, July 23, 1998 4:48 PM
To: debian-sparc@lists.debian.org
Subject: Booting a HD with Solaris installed on it....
Hi everyone, this is more a Solaris question... but I need to get this done
so I can isntall Debian.
I have a Hard drive I want to use on one of my IPC's, but I need several
things off the filesystem.
Solaris likes to have the drive set as SCSI Target 3, which is the drives
original setting, and probe-scsi reports that is where it is, along with
the CD-Rom on ID 6.
I need to know the boot command to get it to boot up, and possibly the file
name, which is a Sun Kernal perhaps.. I don't know.. not very familiar with
Solaris.
I was told by a couple of people it's " boot sd(0,3,0) " and that is
all I need.
I have tried this but it complains about not being able to open the
device....
Any help on this would be great.
Richard Parkinson Ph 64 7 8399090
Systems Consultant Fax 64 7 8389333
Encomium Retail Systems E-Mail rjp@logic.pl.net
1139 Victoria St.
Hamilton
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