Hi Guys,
I installed inetmenu last week, and wasn't much happy as it prompts you a
number of questions to select interface you want to configure, uninstall
"inetmenu" package using "pkgrm -r " command. Previously I was using a simple
script which was doing the same job for me.
Today I use svcadm command to disable system/inetmenu , somehow physical
interface is not being configured properly as system boots. Although /etc/hosts
file /etc/hostname.interface , /etc/defaultrouter are correct, the interface
gets configured with loop back [127.0.0.1]
rtls0: flags=1000842<BROADCAST,RUNNING,MULTICAST,IPv4> mtu 1500 index 2
inet 127.0.0.1 netmask ff000000 broadcast 127.255.255.255
ether 0:c0:9f:9e:dc:de
Another thing that I thought , boot the laptop into single user mode and then
select which network I want to configure (by running the script),
svcadm milestone -d milestone/single-user:default
I was presuming that on next reboot sytem will behave like this (single user
mode) by default, but wasn't, as system enter to single user mode immediately
as I executed above command.
Now I am having few issues while system boots.
1:- can't configure physical interface (rtls0) correctly
2:- Console login service(s) can't run
Then I change the default runlevel to multi-user
svcadm milestone -d milestone/multi-user:default
and
svcadm enable system/console-login
Then system was able to return to run level 3. Now every system boots I have
to repeat above steps to make it working.
I am wondering , if someone can please help what I have done wrong with system
boot file or something???
Please advise.
ZIA
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