From: am.lists (am.lists@gmail.com)
Date: Tue Sep 19 2006 - 09:44:56 EDT
I have a 420R. It's Solaris 2.6, and is a disaster recovery image from
another box. The restore ran fine, we've done this recovery procedure many
times. But this time, after the boot from the recovered disk, I get: (i'm
paraphrasing since it's a tty terminal)
unable to load kernel/unix: Please enter filename [kernel/unix]:
Looking on disk, the kernel is /kernel/genunix not /kernel/unix. I've tried
typing in /kernel/genunix but it refuses to load that.
My recovery image (also Solaris 2.6) /kernel directory matches the disk
(/a/kernel/) directory, and it boots just fine. I've checked the bootblk,
and it is correct too -- the one on disk matches the one in the jumpstart
image.
Have I missed something obvious to someone?
Thanks in advance.
Angelo McComis
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