Hello,
Thanks to those who responded :
Luca Pizzinato Pizzinato@eumetsat.de
Greg Price pricega@sweng.stortek.com
Robin robin.landis@imail.exim.gov
Brion Leary brion@dia.state.ma.cis
Rasan Alreya rasana@netcom.com
Michael Hill Hill.Michael@tci.com
William Hallam William_J_Hallam@fleet.com
Tim Evans tKevans@lrx7_es.dupont.com
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Original Question :
>
> Hello, I was trying to configure anonymous ftp on a SPARCstation 20
> running solaris 20. I mistakely might have changed the permissions of the
> file /usr/lib/ld.so.1 after which the system wouldn't recongise any
> command. I tried to change it back, but the system would respond by
> saying that it cannot read /usr/lib/ld.so.1. I rebooted the system, with
> the impression that it may come back to its original state, but the
> system kept displaying the mesg. that it cannot read /usr/lib/ld.so.1 and
> went into an infinite loop of booting again and again. I used the solaris
> cd to boot and got into the installtool window, where I thought I could
> change the permissions of the file back, by using the following
> procedure: # mount /dev/dsk/c0t3d0s2 /mnt # cd /mnt/usr/lib # <fix it>
> But when I changed to /mnt/usr/lib and checked to make sure that ld.so.1
> was present, there were no files being listed.( No files are present
> under /mnt/usr/lib ). I would be very much obliged if someone could
> provide me with some information on how I could fix this problem. Thanks
> in advance.
> Jeetandra Mahtani
> ksjgm09@tamuk.edu
>
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Solution :
ld.so.1 was present under c0t3d0s6. While configuring ftpd, something
went wrong with ld.so.1, and I had to copy it again from the solaris CD.
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Jeetandra Mahtani
ksjgm09@tamuk.edu
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