Solaris boot problem

UNIX Solaris
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Hi All

We have the Sun Solaris server ... Got a power cut suddenly .... Crash happened to the system almost
You can access through Termnl .. But it seems he did not boot ... How to Make the process of the boot correctly without losing information
Thanks for all

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in which run level Solaris is ??

who -r

and what version of Solaris ??

uname -a -m -v

list services which are in maintance mode

svcs -a | maintance
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  1. gogo888: What messages are you seeing during the failed attempt to boot up please?

  2. Try a "boot -s" which will boot up the system in single user mode, services like database and web servers will not get started yet, you then have a poke around your system if that works, adding a -v will make it verbose and may give you more clues as to why the boot up is failing.

  3. I know this is after the event but enabling ufs logging in the /etc/vfstab file for local mounts renders the system mounts far less susceptible to corruption due to power interruptions, .e.g.:

taken from:
vfstab manpage - man.cx

I used ufs logging on a Sun Blade-150 running Solaris 8, and pulled the power cable, without ufs logging the majority of the 10 tests failed, with UFS logging enabled all 10 test runs were okay when power was restored.

  1. Running:
# svcs -xv

lists which services are broken for a Solaris 10 system although you have to be able to boot up the system and log on in order to do this.

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Thank you very much ...
The problem has been resolved and easily
Only :

OK> fsck
Ok> boot

:confused::b: