Francois Noel wrote: > I tried this: > > update_drv -a -i ' "pci1106,3349" "pci1043,81b5" ' ahci > > Now the system wont boot anymore.
Ouch - sorry about that, my mistake. It is fairly easy to fix, however. The problem here is that pci1043,81b5 is not just the pci vendor and device id for your AHCI controller, it is also the pci vendor and device id for just about every other device in your system. I did not check carefully enough before giving you the above update_drv command - please accept my apologies. The solution:: boot failsafe mount your root partition on /a run :: update_drv -d -b /a -i ' "pci1043,81b5" ' ahci run :: sync run :: /sbin/bootadm update-archive -R /a run :: sync reboot What this update_drv command does is deletes the alias "pci1043,81b5" from your system, using a base directory of /a - it's similar in some ways to chrooting the update_drv command. The update-archive is there for completeness. You could run it with a "-v" if you want to see what prompted an action. best regards, James C. McPherson -- Solaris kernel software engineer Sun Microsystems _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list storage-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
