Running 'diff' shows no differences between the two '/platform' directories.
One more thing I've found out is that booting into single-user mode
('boot-s') does work.
It seems booting into multi-user mode activates some services that it
shouldn't.
But it's weird since the original disk image does not have such problem.
After some googling, I found following page from SUN which seems to be
relevant to my problem:
http://docs.sun.com/source/819-2544-21/prod-note-general.html#91216
It says I have to have access to ALOM console to fix it, and I wonder if it
is possible in M5 (or legion)?
p.s.
By the way, ethernet device is attached to the PCI-E bus, right?
Then by having no PCI controller, you mean the SPARC system in M5 has no
support for network?
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