Yeah I know, what's with the recent influx of techie stuffs. I have written/typed too many of those important techie notes of which I have the utmost tendency to loose even after a mere 5 minutes after the note was written/typed.
To boot Solaris 10 into single user mode (maintenance mode)
perform
reboot -- -m milestone=none
As compared to Solaris8/9 (on SPARC) where instead of executing the above, you'd run
init 0 (reboot to OBP)
boot -s
or boot into cdrom and single user mode.
boot cdrom -s
All this SMF framework on Solaris 10 is nothing quite like your usual conventional init level and scripts.
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