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no /etc dir
CALLING ALL GURU'S
can some one please tell me how to retrieve my deleted /etc dir, i deleted it by mistake HELP thanks andy |
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welcome in club.
the only way boot single from cd start a shell mount root cdpartition copy /cdpartition/etc to /etc |
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thanks for your help - this is solution garuanteed to work? thanks for your help again |
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yes (at least on bsd, solaris), but you will lose all coustomized data. whitch OS are you on? |
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sunOS 2.6 but i just found out its not a simple restore theres raid involved so that, we can get to sngle user mode but cnt find the files that we are after (6 disks) so were stuck is there any other way cheers |
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more updated info
All solaris rescue gurus out there ....
I've a Solaris 2.6 E450 on which my sysadmin guy has deleted every file (not sub-directories) from the /etc directory. The machine is (was) running Vxvm with the root volume encapsulated. I've tried booting from CDROM, mounting the root volume directly, and copying the contents of the etc directory back into place then editing the /etc/system file to forceload drivers and put in Vxvm entries to get the root volume up but the system fails to forceload the drivers then panics with a mutex error. A'm I going about this the right way, or is there a better way? I need to get some data off one of the other Vxvm-managed volumes. Problem is that /usr /var and /opt were all seperate volumes and have been encapsulated under volume manager. The / volume is not big enough to hold the whole OS and We've patched enough of the etc directory back together to get the machine running off the rootvol but then the machine has no /usr contents and hence no commands to do anything.. The boot proess is falling apart every time I try to add back the VX config into the /etc/system file to allow boot with Volume Manager enabled, either because it can't do the focreload of the vx drivers. Does anyone kno why (how to) when I'm booted from CD, how to eject the OS CD so that I can insert the Vol Manager install CD and try tools on there? thanks for your help guys/gals andy |
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