If you use Solaris Live Upgrade to install a Solaris Flash archive on a boot environment, the /etc/group file is not correct. The archive contains the /etc/group file that was archived and does not reflect the /etc/group file from the currently running boot environment. The /etc/group file on the boot environment must be identical to the file on the currently running system.
Workaround: After you install a Solaris Flash archive on a boot environment, you must copy the /etc/group file from the currently running system to the new boot environment. Follow these steps.
Become superuser.
Mount the boot environment that you want to patch
# lumount boot-envir-name mount-point |
In the previous command, boot-envir-name is the name of the boot environment whose file systems you want to mount. mount-point is the mount point of the file system.
Copy the /etc/group file from the currently running system to the new boot environment.
# cp /etc/group mount-point/etc/group |
Unmount the new boot environment.
# luumount boot-envir-name |