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uname: error writing name when booting
Cause
Error is as follows: uname: error writing name when booting System cannot
bootstrap.
Action
Boot off CD-ROM and check /etc/nodename. The file must contain exactly one line
with the name of the system. No blank, or other, lines are allowed.
undefined control
Cause
This message, prefaced by the file name and line number involved, is from the C
preprocessor /usr/ccs/lib/cpp, and indicates a line starting with a sharp (#) but
not followed by a valid keyword such as define or include.
Action
A piece of software might be running the C preprocessor on an initialization file that
you thought was interpreted by a shell. In most shells, the sharp (#) indicates a
comment. The C preprocessor considers comments to be anything between /* and */
delimiters.
Unmatched ‘
Cause
This message from the C shell csh(1) indicates that a user typed a command
containing a backquote symbol (‘) without a closing backquote. Similar messages
result from an unmatched single quote (’) or an unmatched double quote ("). Other
shells generally give a continuation prompt when a command line contains an
unmatched quote symbol.
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