Solaris Resource Manager 1.3 Installation Guide

Resolving Startup Problems

Table 4-2 Startup Problems and Solutions


Symptom(s)	Possible Cause/Solution(s)
Solaris Resource Manager did not start on reboot.	Solaris Resource Manager is not installed correctly. Verify that you have installed these packages correctly: `pkginfo -l SUNWsrmb` `pkginfo -l SUNWsrmr`
A warning that no idle (`srmidle`) user exists appeared on reboot.	There is no entry in the `passwd` file for the `srmidle` user. Create the user as outlined in Step 9 in Installing the Packages.
A warning that no lost (`srmlost`) user exists appeared on reboot.	There is no entry in the `passwd` file for the `srmlost` user. Create the user as outlined in Step 9 Installing the Packages.
A kernel panic occurs during reboot.	There is a conflict with the operating system. Follow the instructions in Recovering From Boot Failure. Report the problem immediately to your Sun Software Support Provider.
Unable to log in.	There is a problem with the PAM module configuration. Reboot the machine in single-user mode, and comment out the line `pam_srm.so.1` in `/etc/pam.conf`.