Hi Narendra, I think that when you're booting in failsafe, you're booting off the miniroot which doesn't have all that is needed to boot in single-user mode.
You're better off booting with milestone = none and then run svcadm enable -rt filesystem/local. I don't recommend using the -s flag in this situation, so you can monitor what the system is doing via the CLI. -- Renaud Narendra Kumar S.S wrote: > Hi, > > I have a query related to milestone and smf services in failsafe mode. > I have an s10 system and I have booted to failsafe mode. > When I do 'svcs -a | grep milestone', I see that > milestone-singleuser is offline and none of the milestones are online. > The problem I am working on is related to /var filesystem. > /var is a zfs filesystem and it is on a disk other than root disk. > Now, in failsafe mode, the /var is not mounted. > When I try to do 'svcadm enable -rst filesystem/local', this never > comes out. > I think, this is waiting for some of its dependent services to come > up, which might be dependent on the milestone. > > So, can somebody suggest me how to bring up filesystem/local while > in failsafe, so that /var gets mounted? > > -- > Warm Regards, > Narendra > > Visit my blogs at: > http://ssnarendrakumar.blogspot.com/ > ___ ___ __ _ > / __/ / __/ / | / / > _\ \ _ \ \ / /| |/ / > \___/ \___/ /_/ |__/ > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > smf-discuss mailing list > smf-discuss at opensolaris.org
