It sounds like you have multiple root partitions that contain a boot sub directory, Hove you loaded Solaris on more then one partition, i.e luupgrade or DVD install you could reboot the install dvd, select edit in the grub menu , boot into single user mode on kernel adding a -s to the options , then you could :
mount /dev/dsk/cXdXsX /a look in the /boot/grub for a menu.lst file in one of the partitions, copy it over to the boot correct boot area vi and update the hd values. If that does not work, boot on the dvd into single user mode and run newfs on each of the root partitions, (assuring you have your data backed up some where) This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
