(Other than the obvious answer of hitting the reset button...)
Lars
Ed Schaller wrote:
WARNING: /tmp: File system full, swap space limit exceeded
This is kind of shooting in the dark as I haven't used solaris in a while, but some folks will mount a ram based file system (like tmpfs in linux) on tmp to make tmp file access faster. Usually you limit the amount of ram and swap that such a file system can use (so someone downloading an iso to /tmp doesn't run you out of virtual memory). Looks to me like you've hit that limit.
The login prompt came up, but no matter what username I try (including root) it says
tmchild: exec service failed, errno = 2
Since many programs depend on using tmp files, logins failing doesn't surprise me.
If you can get access to tmp, you may be able to clean it out and see if it helps. Otherwise, switching to single suer mode or rebooting will also probably work.
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