Now I can't boot. boot -r doesn't work.Can someone help?Thanks.
# 1
Can you do a single-user boot? If so, boot to single user, then mount /tmp writeable, create a device node there for the root slice using mknod, then mount the root slice somewhere using that device node, and do a devfsadm -r <mount point>.
Easy, really... :-)
Good luck Volker
vab at 2007-7-5 17:09:52 > 
# 2
I did that once - ONCE - a long time ago.Boot from CDROM or net, and add the softlinks back in. /dev/dsk/ and /dev/rdsk are all links to /devices. At least a few for the system disk will get you to the point where you can boot again. W_Sanders at 2007-7-5 17:09:52 >
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