Root Password Troubles
I finally got around to installing my Solaris 10 11/06 DVD. Installation went fine, nothing went wrong to my knowledge. Then, when I booted for the first time, I selected the default choice at the boot screen. Then it gave me some song and dance about a database integrity check and gave me a website. I went to the website (http://www.sun.com/msg/SMF-8000-MY) and it told me to login to the sulogin shell. So I boot up again and it says Root passwordfor system maintenance (control-d to bypass)
so, I type in the password I specified ("root"). Nothing shows up on the screen when I type. Then, if I hit enter, and then type it shows up. So, I hit enter then type "root", then enter again. It spits outLogin incorrect
So, I try typing "root" before hitting enter. Then I hit enter twice. Same thing. Ahah! I'll hit control-b to bypass it. That prompts it to spit out the big error message that tells me what to do once I login. Any ideas?
Thanks
Kyle
