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Action
If /var is a separate filesystem on the machine, and is not yet mounted, mount it
now. If the filesystem containing /var is mounted read-only, remount it read-write
with a command similar to this:
# mount -o rw,remount /
Then type Control-d and try to bring up the system multi-user. If that fails, the root
filesystem is probably corrupted. Run fsck(1M) on the root filesystem, halt the
machine, power cycle the CPU, and wait for the system to reboot. Should this
problem still occur, restore the root filesystem from backup tapes, or re-install the
system from net or CD-ROM to replace the root filesystem.
InitOutput: Error loading module for
/dev/fb
Cause
This fatal X server error message indicates that /dev/fb, the "dumb frame buffer," is
either missing or corrupted. It is usually followed by a "giving up" message and a
few xinit(1) errors.
Action
If other devices on the system are working correctly, the most likely reason for this
error is that the SUNWdfb package was removed or never installed. Insert the
installation CD-ROM, change to the Solaris_2.x directory, and run the following
command to install the packages SUNWdfbh and SUNWdfb (for your machine
architecture):
pkgadd -d .
If other devices on the system are not working correctly, the system might have a
corrupt /devices directory. Halt the system and boot using the -r (reconfigure)
option. The system will run fsck(1M) if the /devices filesystem is corrupted,
most likely fixing the problem.
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