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How can you boot the system in single user mode?
other than #boot CDROM/net -s
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Answer / avik
type svcadm milestone single-user and then check it by
running svcs -a | grep milestone
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Answer / ram
at os level u can give like
#init 1 --- this will bring u to singleuser mode with all
local fs available
Or
#boot -m milestone=single-user --- at OK prompt level
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Answer / venugopal adep
You can bring the server in single user mode using
#reboot -- -s
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