How to enable services in failsafe mode.

[Solaris BD]

I follow the steps from here to install coolstack:
http://blogs.tssg.org/jgood/2007/05/installing_coolstack_on_solari.html

I thought system would be faster if I disable some services. Hence
according to that blog I issued these commands,

svcadm disable ftp
svcadm disable telnet

svcadm disable sendmail

svcadm disable finger
svcadm disable rlogin
svcadm disable nfs/client
svcadm disable nfs/status
svcadm disable nfs/nlockmgr
svcadm disable rpc/bind
svcadm disable rpc/gss
svcadm disable rpc/rstat
svcadm disable rpc/rusers
svcadm disable rpc/smserver
svcadm disable shell:default
svcadm disable svc:/network/cde-spc:default
svcadm disable svc:/application/graphical-login/cde-login:default
svcadm disable inetdsvcadm disable rpc-100235_1/
rpc_ticotsord:defaultsvcadm disable rpc-100068_2-5/rpc_udp:default
svcadm disable rpc-100083_1/rpc_tcp:default
svcadm disable x11/xfs
svcadm disable font/fc-cache

My system crashed. I cannot boot into the system because it shows
panic and then dumps filesystem.

How can I enable those services again from failsafe?

[Solaris BD]

Forgot to mention system specs. I'm using Solaris 10 update 6 on intel
x86.

[Michael Weis]

Solaris BD wrote at 30.01.2009 10:09

> Forgot to mention system specs. I'm using Solaris 10 update 6 on intel
> x86.

Boot into Milestone 'none'. For that, you have to edit the grub boot
menu and append to the kernel line '-m milestone = none'

After logging in, remount the root-FS read/write. Then you can enable
the services again.

And for the future: I'm not sure why the system panics, but before
permanently disabling services you should check the dependents
(svcadm -D <FMRI>)

HTH,

Michael

[Solaris BD]

I don't know why but second time kernel isn't showing the panic!

# svcadm -D font/fc-cache
svcadm: illegal option -- D
Usage: svcadm [-v] [cmd [args ... ]]
..................

Tell me more about the syntax.

[Gary Mills]

In <e2387184-dedd-45fb...@p2g2000prn.googlegroups.com> Solaris BD <Uni...@gmail.com> writes:

>I follow the steps from here to install coolstack:
> http://blogs.tssg.org/jgood/2007/05/installing_coolstack_on_solari.html

Coolstack is obsolete, replaced by Webstack. See:

http://blogs.sun.com/web/entry/sun_web_stack_1_4

--
-Gary Mills- -Unix Support- -U of M Academic Computing and Networking-

[Solaris BD]

Thanks for apprising me of that.
I'm going for webstack.