If at some point BSM is no longer required, you can disable it by running bsmunconv (see the bsmconv(1M) man page). Again, first bring the system into the single-user mode using telinit, then change to the /etc/security directory and run bsmunconv.
# /etc/telinit 1 # cd /etc/security # ./bsmunconv |
After unconverting the system, reboot it to run as a multiuser Solaris machine.
# /etc/telinit 6 |
The bsunmconv script removes the line in /etc/system that disables the ability to abort the system using the Stop-a keyboard sequence. If you want to continue to disable the ability to abort the system using the Stop-a keyboard sequence after running the bsunconv script, you must reenter a line that reads "set abort_enable = 0" in /etc/system.