> >
> > or e to edit the kernel line of the GRUB menu:
> >
> > kernel .. -B acpi-user-options=2
> >
Tried this and again disappointingly it just breaks into a loop.
Loops continuously after some message about network configuration. How
disappointing. How do you create a bug report, link please? If the community is
aware of this bug then some easy code adjustment could be implemented to break
out of the loop.
My view of what is going on...at present
{code}
set network connection;
check something //what ever it is checking that causes WARNING prompt
loop begin
if check unsuccessful
display WARNING
else
break out of loop
timelapse
check something again
end loop
{code}
The message appears during the boot stage of Solaris 10, but only once the
warning is shown, causing a time delay in booting. The system boot continues.
Whatever the WARNING relates to does not effect the overall system it seems.
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