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  1. avail memory = 764035072 (728 MB)
  2. cpu0: Sun Microsystems UltraSparc-IIe Processor (548.00 MHz CPU)
  3.  
  4. 1 - brown
  5. 2 - red
  6. 3 - orange
  7. 4 - yellow
  8. 5 - green
  9. 6 - blue
  10. 7 - purple
  11. 8 - gray
  12. 9 - black
  13. 8,6,2,5,5,3,4,7
  14. gray, blue, red, green, green, orange, yellow, purple
  15.  
  16. ok boot cdrom
  17. Boot device: /pci@1f,0/ide@d/cdrom@3,0:f File and args:
  18. Can't read disk label.
  19. Can't open disk label package
  20. Can't open boot device
  21.  
  22. ok nvunalias cdrom
  23. ok nvalias cdrom /pci@1f,0/ide@d/cdrom@2,0:f
  24. ok nvstore
  25. ok boot cdrom
  26.  
  27. ===== ERROR ======
  28.  
  29. Fast Data Access MMU Miss
  30. ok setenv auto-boot? false
  31. auto-boot? = false
  32. ok reset-all
  33.  
  34. ==================
  35.  
  36. ok boot cdrom
  37. Boot device: /pci@1f,0/ide@d/cdrom@2,0:f File and args:
  38.  
  39. >> FreeBSD/sparc64 boot block...
  40.  
  41. ==================
  42.  
  43. ok boot disk
  44.  
  45. Boot device: /pci@1f,0/ide@d/disk@2,0 F args:
  46. Can't read disk label.
  47. Can't open disk label package
  48.  
  49. // I think I was using the wrong arch install disc here!
  50.  
  51. Can't open boot device
  52.  
  53. ok probe-all
  54. ok probe-ide
  55. Device 0 ( Primary Master )
  56. ATA Model: MAXTOR 6L080J4
  57.  
  58. Device 1 ( Primary Slave )
  59. Not Present
  60.  
  61. Device 2 ( Secondary Master )
  62. Removable ATAPI Model: CD-224E
  63.  
  64. Device 3 ( Secondary Slave )
  65. Not Present
  66.  
  67. ok boot /pci@1f,0/ide@d/disk@0,0
  68. Boot device: /pci@1f,0/ide@d/disk@0,0 File and args:
  69.  
  70. >> FreeBSD/sparc64 boot block...
  71. Boot path: /pci@1f,0/ide@d/disk@0,0:a
  72. Boot loader: /boot/loader
  73.  
  74. Re: SunFire V100 / Solaris 10 LOM Trouble
  75. Mar 8, 2008 10:29 PM (reply 4 of 6) (In reply to #2 )
  76.  
  77. Hey there tparikka,
  78.  
  79. Here is the "Cheat sheet" I created for interfacing with the LOM on my SunFire V100. The answer to your problems is probably here. If you still have questions, ask a more specific one based on these docs.
  80.  
  81. === BEFORE INSTALLING SOLARIS ON A SUN FIRE (SPARC BASED SYSTEM) ===
  82.  
  83. - Serial Adapter and RJ45 Standard cable Required
  84. - Use Serial Port on another computer and A LOM on Sunfire
  85. - Important B Serial is used to communicate to another box
  86.  
  87. - Setup 9600 8N1 and use Minicom /dev/ttyS0
  88. - Hit enter and you should just get in!!
  89.  
  90. NOTE: 3 Modes for interfacing with the SUNFIRE
  91. There are 3 different kinds of modes to enter commands
  92. 1. LOM Mode -> LOM > (This is the prompt)
  93. 2. OpenBoot PROM mode -> ok (This is the prompt)
  94. 3. Unix Shell -> # (This is the prompt)
  95.  
  96. == SETUP USER IN LOM ==
  97.  
  98. NOTE: At ANY time in SOLARIS you can drop down to the LOM with the special keys "#."
  99. NOTE: This applies ONLY when logged in via SERIAL PORT
  100. NOTE: If logged in via LAN PORT, you can't drop down to the LOM
  101.  
  102. LOM> console -> To return to COMMAND PROMPT "#"
  103.  
  104. LOM> help -> Shows "Help" for LOM
  105.  
  106. = I am trying to boot off a CDROM to install Solaris 10 =
  107.  
  108. Console speed = 9600 8N1 -> Can't make it faster
  109.  
  110. LOM> set bootmode forth -> In order to control the boot process set the bootmode
  111. LOM> show bootmode
  112. LOM> reset
  113.  
  114. NOTE: I reviewed the LOM mode and there isn't much I can do here except set the "Bootmode"
  115. NOTE: I did setup a USER: xxxxx PASS: xxxxx & gave FULL ACCESS
  116.  
  117. == OPENNBOOT PROM MODE ==
  118.  
  119. NOTE: once the "Bootmode" is set and the system is "reset" you get into "OpenBoot Prom" mode
  120. NOTE: If no devices are being shown, then there is a problem!
  121. SOLUTION: Unhook all devices, power down the system and Unhook the Power cord for 30 secs
  122. CHECK: does this solve the problem? NO!
  123.  
  124. ok probe-all -> DO THIS FIRST! IMPORTANT!
  125. ok probe-ide -> This shows all the IDE devices
  126.  
  127. = OTHER COMMANDS =
  128. ok reset-all
  129.  
  130. ok boot cdrom -> Boot from CDROM
  131. ok boot disk0:a -> Boot off Disk0 Slice A
  132.  
  133. NOTE: If CDROM is on another drive port, edit the command directly
  134.  
  135. boot-device disk0:a disk net disk net
  136.  
  137. = When you are ready to BOOT from a CDROM do this ==
  138.  
  139. ok setenv boot-device cdrom -> Set the boot device to CDROM
  140. ok reset-all -> System will reboot and Load CDROM
  141.  
  142. = OTHER OPTIONAL COMMANDS =
  143.  
  144. ok setenv boot-device disk0:a disk net -> Set the boot device to CDROM (after OS install)
  145.  
  146. ok reset-all
  147.  
  148. NOTE: If you are at the ok prompt you can try and boot off the disk
  149.  
  150. ok boot disk
  151.  
  152. IDE Port Near PSU = Drive 0 Drive 1 (BOOT DRIVE EMPTY)
  153. IDE Port Near RAM = Drive 2 Drive 3 (MIRROR DRIVE CDROM)
  154.  
  155. Detecting Drives is a little Finicky!!
  156. - For the CDROM to get detected as a SLAVE (DRIVE 3) the system needs HD as Master (Drive 2)
  157. - Otherwise setup CDROM as a Master with it's jumper
  158. - Further, the alias is wrong, you need to edit it a bit to boot from the correct device
  159.  
  160. = PROBLEM Booting =
  161. Note: everytime I boot the system tries to boot off the NET
  162. Note: need to change this to booting off the disk
  163.  
  164. ok setenv auto-boot? true -> Command to auto-boot
  165. ok setenv diag-switch? false -> Command to take diagnostics OFF!
  166. ok auto-boot? true -> Command to set auto-boot
  167.  
  168. ok help nvramrc -> to view options for storing NV settings
  169. ok nvstore -> to update NV settings
  170.  
  171. devalias
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