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inetd[int]: string/udp: unknown service
Cause
This message indicates that the Internet services daemon inetd(1M) could not
locate the UDP service specified after the first colon.
Action
See the message "inetd[int]: string/tcp: unknown service" for a solution.
inetd: Too many open files
Cause
This message can appear when someone runs a command from the shell or uses a
third-party application. The sar(1) command does not indicate that the system-wide
open file limit has been exceeded.
Action
The probable cause of this message is that the shell limit has been exceeded. The
default open file limit is 64, but can be raised to 256.
See the message "Too many open files" for a solution.
INIT: Cannot create /var/adm/utmp or
/var/adm/utmpx
Cause
This console message indicates that init(1M) cannot write in the /var directory,
which is usually part of the / (root) filesystem. Some other messages follow, and the
system usually comes up single-user. The problem is often that / or /var is
mounted read-only. Sometimes a brief power outage leaves the system believing that
many filesystems are still mounted.
88 Solaris Common Messages and Troubleshooting Guide ♦ October, 1998