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I'm attempting to regain access to solaris 8 on a sunfire v210 with a lost password. After sending a break sequence through hyperterminal, I get an acknowledgement that its been received, but I don't get an OK prompt.
I am given:
rmclomv: SC Request to send Break to host.
SC Alert: SC Request to send Break to host.
Any input after that is treated as the input to the username prompt for console login (as if I hadn't sent the break at all)
Thanks for any help you can offer, I am fairly new to sun machines.
Unfortunately, lom console is also locked. I am looking up resetting the lom, but it seems everything online hints at having to reinstall everything (aka data compromised). Am I correct in this assumption?
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