Hi All,

I'm running a solaris 10 on my ultra 5 system & did some ldapclient
configurations.  After I reboot the machine, it goes straight to a
console login.  I have tried to reboot several times to see if it allow
me to go back to the dtlogin gui where a user can either select cde or
gnome or console login.  So far I've not been any lucks.  Does anyone
know
what do I have to do to go back to the dtlogin gui?  Any
helps/suggestions are really appreciated.

TIA,
-Chris

lazyboy_2k@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm running a solaris 10 on my ultra 5 system & did some ldapclient
> configurations.  After I reboot the machine, it goes straight to a
> console login.  I have tried to reboot several times to see if it allow
> me to go back to the dtlogin gui where a user can either select cde or
> gnome or console login.  So far I've not been any lucks.  Does anyone
> know
> what do I have to do to go back to the dtlogin gui?  Any
> helps/suggestions are really appreciated.
>
> TIA,
> -Chris


On Solaris  10  dtlogin is still started by the legacy  script
/etc/rc2.d/S99dtlogin
although  under SMF  control,  its  a pure SMF service  in Nevada/S11

You can run and  trace  "/etc/rc2.d/S99login  start"   manually  and
try to
determine  why it fails.

#  sh -x  /etc/rc2.d/S99dtlogin   start

lazyboy_2k@yahoo.com <lazyboy_2k@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi All,

> I'm running a solaris 10 on my ultra 5 system & did some ldapclient
> configurations.  After I reboot the machine, it goes straight to a
> console login.  I have tried to reboot several times to see if it allow
> me to go back to the dtlogin gui where a user can either select cde or
> gnome or console login.  So far I've not been any lucks.  Does anyone
> know
> what do I have to do to go back to the dtlogin gui?  Any
> helps/suggestions are really appreciated.

The usual first thing to look at on Solaris 10 when services are failing
is 'svcs -x' and then maybe 'svcs -v <service>' if something has failed.

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