I got a lot of responses to this one, but it turned out that I wasn't as
stupid as I thought I was; I had saved the vfstab created by the 2.6 upgrade,
so I got /var to mount without complaining.
The response I got from Ron Spillane was typical:
>Your entry for /var should look like this
>
>/dev/dsk/c0t2d0s1 /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s1 /var ufs 1 no -
>
>When booting Solaris automatically mounts /, /usr & /var before it tries to
>mount any other partition including /opt.
Thanks to all who replied.
Rodney
Original question:
> I've just installed Solaris 2.6 from scratch, and it works. However, the
> system tries to mount "/var" twice each time I boot. The system tries to
> fsck it twice, it mounts it once, then complains that /var is busy when it
> tries to mount it a second time
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