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PO (biology@dreamscape.com) wrote:
: Please forward a copy of your reply to biology@dreamscape.com

: Im running SunOS 4.1.3 on an Weitek-upgraded sparc IPC

: I cant boot!  My machine is no longer attached to a network.  This network
: no longer exists.  I keep getting this error where the machine says
: "le0:..." and says it cant find a certain network address!!!

: Is there some kind of key command that will allow me to get out of this? 
: It wont boot past this.  It gets through everything else, it seems to stop
: right before I would see the login screen.  

: Please forward a copy of your reply to biology@dreamscape.com

Theres not a lot to go on there but it sounds like your machine is bootinng
into diagnostic mode.  on bootup - hold down stop (or L1) and press A.
then type n to get into new command mode, and type''

setennv diag-switch? false

then reboot

when it comes back up press stop(L1) and a again, and type
n
printenv

if diag-switch? is set to true again the your nvram chip has expired and
you need to get a new one - take a look at the NVRAM faq which is referenced
on www.sunhelp.org

Hope that helps

TTFN
Lauren

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