Karl Hakimian wrote:
Ahh. I see. Not sure why I did not have it on that
> setting at first.
Now is there a way to get solaris to boot again? I'd
> rather not re-install with this new bios setting if
> there is a way to have solaris find my rpool now
> that it is on a different device.
There is probably an easier way than this to do it.
But this way should work.
Switch back to legacy mode (IDE), boot your machine.
Get your hostname and hostid info...
bash-3.00# hostname
core2
bash-3.00# hostid
10fa4034
bash-3.00# echo "hw_serial,0xa?B" | mdb -k
hw_serial:
hw_serial:32 38 34 38 33 35 38 39 32 0
bash-3.00#
Switch to ahci mode, then boot off of a OpenSolaris
iso. Patch the hostname and hostid... Then import the
rpool.
j...@opensolaris:~$ pfexec su -
r...@opensolaris:~# hostname core2
r...@core2:~# hostid
00041f55
r...@core2:~# echo "hw_serial/v 32 38 34 38 33 35 38 39 32 0" | mdb -kw
r...@core2:~# hostid
10fa4034
r...@core:~# zpool import rpool
then eject the cdrom and reboot, it should work now...
MRJ
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