From: Patrick O'Reilly (patrick.oreilly@uni.edu)
Date: Wed Jul 24 2002 - 11:18:18 EDT
Hello gurus,
I have a Sun Ultra-10 running fully patched Solaris 8 that has quit on me. I
have on it a data manager ingesting weather data continuously, and a weather
software creating weather imagery for the web, that runs every 2 minutes or
so. Otherwise, the machine gets little use. As I left Friday, things were
fine, but upon return today, I cannot access the machine via ssh (or telnet)
as it tells me the connection is refused. I cannot log on at the console, as
the system isn't sending any signal to the monitor. I did a hard reboot
(turned the power off and on, didn't want to) and the machine does not come up
at all. Also, this machine is a NFS server for a couple other Ultra-10's,
which causes them to hang when trying to mount the filesystem on boot. Any
suggestions on where to go from here, since I cannot even get the machine to
come up? At this point, it is powered off, and I am letting it "rest".
TIA
Patrick
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Patrick O'Reilly
Meteorological Decision Support Scientist
The STORM Project - University of Northern Iowa
patrick.oreilly@uni.edu ~ ph: 319-273-3789
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