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Getting Started With Oracle Solaris 11 Express Oracle Solaris 11 Express 11/10 |
1. Exploring Oracle Solaris 11 Express
2. Preparing to Install Oracle Solaris 11 Express
3. Installing Oracle Solaris 11 Express
4. Verifying and Finalizing Your Installed System
5. Understanding Users and Roles
7. Setting Up Your Application Development Environment
8. Keeping Your System Up-To-Date
A. Managing the GRUB Menu in the Oracle Solaris Release
B. Troubleshooting the Oracle Solaris 11 Express Release
Tips on Troubleshooting an Oracle Solaris Startup
What to Do If Your System Boots in Console Mode
How to Add Additional Software Packages After an Installation With the Oracle Solaris Text Installer
How to Install Oracle Solaris From the Live CD If Your System Boots in Console Mode
How to Monitor the Live CD Startup Process
Troubleshooting login issues requires you to gain access to the system by booting in single-user mode, so you can troubleshoot the nature of problem and apply the appropriate solution. This procedure includes the steps for booting a system in single-user mode, as well as solutions to the some of the more common login problems.
The account name can be root, or any other privileged account, such as jack on the live CD ISO image, or an account that you created during the installation.
After the system has booted, depending on your particular situation, you can do any of the following:
-bash-3.2# cat /etc/user_attr
-bash-3.2# userdel username
-bash-3.2# useradd username
-bash-3.2# passwd username
Note - You will need to type the password twice.
-bash-3.2# usermod -R root username