Answer / sankar

take console by using #. after that you will get sc>
1.Sc>showenvironment= verify the output system has any
harware failer
if every thing good
2.sc>console... if dose not respoend
3.sc>poweroff
the system will completely poweredoff
Then power it on
4.sc>poweron
Then connect to console
sc>console
verify the system state
if system is not boot up it will in >ok promt
if system is up it promt for passwd

try connect to the server

Answer / venkat

take console by using #. after that you will get rsc>
rsc>console
system goes to ok prompt
ok>
In ok prompt give coomand
ok>printenv
check auto-boot?false or true.if it is true make it is
false.
If you want to change auto-boot?true,give command like
ok>setenv auto-boot?false
ok>reset-all
ok>boot
if it is still sytem is hang...
ok>setenv boot-device=mirrdisk rootdisk
ok>reset-all
ok>boot mirrdisk

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