if /etc/system file file got deleted how you will regenerate from ok prompt ?

if /etc/system file file got deleted how you will
regenerate from ok prompt ? in solaris

and if and /etc/inittab file got deleted how you will
regenerate from ok prompt

and if both files got deleted how you will regenerate from
ok prompt

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if /etc/system file file got deleted how you will regenerate from ok prompt ? in solaris and if..

Answer / nagaswamy kumar

boot -a

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if /etc/system file file got deleted how you will regenerate from ok prompt ? in solaris and if..

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boot -ar

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if /etc/system file file got deleted how you will regenerate from ok prompt ? in solaris and if..

Answer / chari

if /etc/system file deleted take the back-up of file.if at
all no back-up copy /dev/null file to /etc/system in ok
prompt and it copies default files to /etc/system.

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