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2. In the SSP window, open a netcon(1M) session.
ssp% netcon -g
The ok prompt is displayed after a few minutes. The duration depends directly on
the size of the domain.
You are done bringing up the domain. You can now set up the OpenBoot PROM, as
described in the next section.
To Set Up the OBP Environment
1. Use the devalias command to check for duplicate devaliases entries in OBP.
The suninstall utility may not work properly if you have defined duplicate
devaliases in OBP. Use the devalias command to check the aliases. The output
may resemble the following example:
ok devalias
net /sbus@41,0/qec@0,20000/qe@1,0
ttya /ssp-serial
ssa_b_example /sbus@40,0/SUNW,soc@0,0/SUNW,pln@b0000000,XXXXXX/SUNW,ssd@0,0:a
ssa_a_example /sbus@40,0/SUNW,soc@0,0/SUNW,pln@a0000000,XXXXXX/SUNW,ssd@0,0:a
isp_example /sbus@40,0/QLGC,isp@0,10000/sd@0,0
net_example /sbus@40,0/qec@0,20000/qe@0,0
net /sbus@41,0/qec@0,20000/qe@0,0
ok
Note – If any devaliases are defined twice (net is defined twice in the above
example), you should remove the extra devalias entries.
2. If any duplicate entries exist in the devalias list, remove them.
The following example removes the last-created net devalias. You may have to
issue a second nvunalias command if the second net alias is the incorrect one.
Then issue an nvalias command to create the correct net device alias.
ok nvunalias net
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