string

# ./volmgt stop
# ps -ef | grep vold
If vold still exists kill the process.
# eject cdrom
If this does not work:
# cd /vol
Make sure that dev, dsk, rdsk, rmt are in the directory. If not, most possibly your
/vol directory is corrupt and a reboot may be needed for proper rebuild.
Step D: The last three options are: 1) Reboot. 2) If the cd drive is external to the
system, try power cycling the drive and pressing the eject button. 3) If all else fails
and the cdrom is external, on the right hand side of the eject button is a small hole
into which you can insert a small straight device which forces manual ejection of the
caddy.
/dev/rdsk/string: CAN’T CHECK FILE
SYSTEM.
Cause
The system cannot automatically clean (preen) this filesystem because it appears to
be set up incorrectly or is having hard disk problems. This message asks that you
run fsck(1M) manually, since data corruption might already have occurred.
Action
Run fsck to clean the filesystem in question. See the message "/dev/rdsk/int:
UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY" for proper procedures.
52 Solaris Common Messages and Troubleshooting Guide ♦ October, 1998