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change all of these entries to files first:
rpc files nis
hosts files nis
ethers files nis
bootparams files nis
Note - You may have to manually update these files if they do not contain info on
the client machine you are trying to jumpstart.
Then remove the client with rm_install_client(1M), remove the contents of
tftpboot, and re-add the client:
add_install_client -c /jumpstart-dir/profiles ’client name’ ’arch’
panic: mutex_adaptive_exit
Cause
CD-ROM boot gets error:panic: mutex_adaptive_exit Documented above under
message "panic_mutex". Same SRDB ID.
Panic
Cause
A system panics and crashes when a program exercises an operating system bug.
Although the crash might seem unfriendly to a user, the sudden stop actually
safeguards the system and its data from further corruption.
Along with bringing the operating system to a stop, the panic routine copies the
memory contents in use to a dump device, recording critical information about the
current state of the CPU from which the panic routine was called.
Because the primary swap device is usually the default dump device, the primary
swap device should be large enough to hold a complete image of memory. The
system tries to reboot after the memory image is saved.
If the system does not reboot successfully, consider these possibilities:
1. Catastrophic hardware failure, such as faulty memory or a crashed disk;
152 Solaris Common Messages and Troubleshooting Guide ♦ October, 1998