GUI problem in Solaris 5/98 installed on 220R

The error you see could be the result of many, many things.

It would help to know a description of what you have and what are the system circumstances:

Did this configuration <i>ever</i> work properly, or are you trying this for the very first time?

What distribution of the OS did you install? [ Core, Developer, etc, etc ]

What Sun video adapter is installed to the system?

Are the correct framebuffer packages installed?

What settings do you have for the input-device and the output-device?

(you can run <u>printenv</u> from OBP or you can run <u>eeprom</u> from the OS)

You do have your Sun mouse plugged into the keyboard ?

and then you have your Sun keyboard directly connected to the system?

What keyboard and which mouse are you using?

rukbat at 2007-7-5 17:08:28 >

Hi

I cn't this b'coz customer didn't able to give the solution this one whether it is working fine or not from very first time

this eeprom output

keyboard-click?=false

keymap: data not available.

ttyb-rts-dtr-off=false

ttyb-ignore-cd=true

ttya-rts-dtr-off=false

ttya-ignore-cd=true

ttyb-mode=9600,8,n,1,-

ttya-mode=9600,8,n,1,-

pcia-probe-list=1,2

pcib-probe-list=1,3,2,4,5

enclosure-type=540-4284

banner-name=Sun Enterprise 220R

energystar-enabled?=false

mfg-mode=off

diag-level=min

#power-cycles=72

system-board-serial#=5015606185164

system-board-date=3d202135

fcode-debug?=false

output-device=screen

input-device=keyboard

load-base=16384

boot-command=boot

auto-boot?=true

watchdog-reboot?=false

diag-file: data not available.

diag-device=net

boot-file: data not available.

boot-device=disk:a disk net

local-mac-address?=false

ansi-terminal?=true

screen-#columns=80

screen-#rows=34

silent-mode?=false

use-nvramrc?=false

nvramrc: data not available.

security-mode=none

security-password: data not available.

security-#badlogins=0

oem-logo: data not available.

oem-logo?=false

oem-banner: data not available.

oem-banner?=false

hardware-revision: data not available.

last-hardware-update: data not available.

diag-switch?=false

yes keyboard and mouse are connected directly to server as well as they SUN keyboard & mouse

With Regards

min2 at 2007-7-5 17:08:28 >

OK, <i>Min2</i>, that's a beginning.

Are you the administrator, or is this the customer's system?

Have you tried the path modification suggested by <i>Error</i> ?

We still do not know the rest of the hardware config.

Can you successfully log in using command-line only?

That would rule out a bad keyboard, but would not rule out a bad mouse, and you need both before a GUI will work.You would need to wait for the next shutdown, to replace the mouse.

rukbat at 2007-7-5 17:08:28 >