when i am starting solaris10 with 'fail safe mode' on intel
machine it is asking "#starting shell".what is it and how to
solve this problem?
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Answer / Radhey Shyam Singhal
#starting shell indicates that the Solaris system has entered a shell environment during boot-up. In fail-safe mode, the system boots with minimal hardware support and runs a basic shell for troubleshooting purposes.nnTo solve this problem, you should address any hardware issues or configuration errors preventing the normal boot process. This may require working with device drivers, checking system logs, or consulting documentation specific to your hardware.
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