Christian Kaiser wrote: > > But in the syslog I see two calls to my attach function for the same > instance #0. What other place may store the information about the second > (although non-existent) instance #0 then? >
Did you rebuild your boot archive? /etc/path_to_inst is included in the boot archive. To clean up I'd recommend you simply delete /etc/path_to_inst unless you have drivers loaded where you'd rather the instances didn't move. Once you've deleted, make sure that 'bootadm update-archive' is run (reboot should do that) and that your grub entry is set to boot from the standard archive and not a backup. Since I'm moving cards around all the time and loading experimental drivers that sometimes crash, what I do is: - remove /etc/path_to_inst - edit /lib/svc/method/boot_archive to remove the echit $SMF_EXIT_FATAL_ERR and replace it with $SMF_EXIT_OK - make sure my driver is removed - run bootadm update-archive - copy /platform/i86pc/boot_archive to /platform/i86pc/boot_archive.good (and similar in the amd64 subdir.) - edit /boot/grub/menu.lst to add an extra entry to boot from boot_archive.good and set this to be the default. Having done this I can always reboot my machive after a driver crash (without having to clean up the boot archive) and whenever I move or swap a card and reboot it will always end up as instance #0. Paul _______________________________________________ opensolaris-code mailing list opensolaris-code@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/opensolaris-code
