You have a SPARC server with two SCSI drives. Each drive has an installation of Solaris 10 and
both drives are identical. The system currently boots from the first SCSI disk drive, but the first
SCSI drive has failed. You try to boot the system from the second SCSI disk drive, but it
wonboots from the first SCSI disk drive, but the first SCSI drive has failed. You try to boot the
system from the second SCSI disk drive, but it won? boot. What do you need to do to boot to the
second SCSI drive?
A.
Select the second SCSI drive during bootup; once booted to the second drive, mount and copy
the /etc/vfstab file to the boot disk.
B.
Select the second SCSI drive during bootup; once booted to the second drive, mount and fix
the /etc/vfstab file on the boot disk.
C.
Install a bootblock onto the second SCSI drive; select the second SCSI drive during bootup;
once booted to the second drive, mount and fix the
/etc/vfstab file on the boot disk.
D.
Boot from DVD to get into a single user shell; mount and fix the /etc/vfstab file on the boot drive.
Explanation: