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Last week, I wrote: > >An SLC running Solaris 2.5 recently had its NVRAM replaced. Now >it refuses to boot from its one and only disk, with the PROM >monitor reporting the "Selected SCSI Device not responding." > >Probe-scsi sees the disk, at the correct SCSI target Id. In >addition, booting the system from an install server in single- >user and running format finds the disk, also at the right id. >Also, the disk's root partition can be mounted and looked at, >again using the correct SCSI target id. Everything looks normal. >I re-ran installboot, but this didn't change anything. > Thanks to: Tilman.Sporkert@Eng.Sun.COM (Tilman Sporkert) Peter Barneveld <Peter@metten.FenK.WAU.NL> Pell Emanuelsson <pell@lysator.liu.se> Wolfgang Bauer <bauerw@transtec.de> gml4410@ggr.co.uk ue Ghaemi <ghaemis@infonet1.infonet.com> Bruce Skidmore <skidmorb@ochampus.mil> issysad@aphid.fhcrc.org (System Administration) bismark@alta.jpl.nasa.gov (Bismark Espinoza) The NVRAM was set to boot from "sd(0,0,0)". Telling it to boot from "sd(0,3,0)" resolved the problem. The disk in question was one of the old ESDI/SCSI Sun shoeboxes. -- Tim Evans | E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. tkevans@eplrx7.es.dupont.com | Experimental Station (302) 695-9353/8638 (FAX) | P.O. Box 80357 EVANSTK AT A1 AT ESVAX | Wilmington, Delaware 19880-0357