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тАО07-11-2004 09:51 PM
тАО07-11-2004 09:51 PM
Multi-user boot ( Always )
Hello,
I have an ES-40 that has some config ( not sure what ) in /etc/profile that leads it to boot always in Multi-user mode.
I have another file /etc/profile.single that if i copy over /etc/profile will i be able to boot in single user mode by specifying boot -fl s at the SRM level.
Otherwise whatever i do , the machine always boots in Multi-user mode.
Can anybody give me any clues on what it is...and how i can make the system boot in single user mode specifying boot -fl s at the SRM level regardless of what the /etc/profile says...
I am posting my profile and profile .single files...
Thanks
Srivathsan
I have an ES-40 that has some config ( not sure what ) in /etc/profile that leads it to boot always in Multi-user mode.
I have another file /etc/profile.single that if i copy over /etc/profile will i be able to boot in single user mode by specifying boot -fl s at the SRM level.
Otherwise whatever i do , the machine always boots in Multi-user mode.
Can anybody give me any clues on what it is...and how i can make the system boot in single user mode specifying boot -fl s at the SRM level regardless of what the /etc/profile says...
I am posting my profile and profile .single files...
Thanks
Srivathsan
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тАО07-11-2004 10:24 PM
тАО07-11-2004 10:24 PM
Re: Multi-user boot ( Always )
maybe reading the machine handbook? There are some srm variables defining how to boot (single/multiuser/halt).
/etc/profiles is not an official config files for single/multiuserboot options. If reading the manuals you will find /etc/inittab.
Btw. boot -fl s is the command to boot in single user mode, so why do you believe the /etc/profile.single will do that? If you are in doubt, please read the srm manual or system admin guide explaining all mechanism in detail.
/etc/profiles is not an official config files for single/multiuserboot options. If reading the manuals you will find /etc/inittab.
Btw. boot -fl s is the command to boot in single user mode, so why do you believe the /etc/profile.single will do that? If you are in doubt, please read the srm manual or system admin guide explaining all mechanism in detail.
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тАО07-12-2004 09:33 PM
тАО07-12-2004 09:33 PM
Re: Multi-user boot ( Always )
Hi, Srivatsan
.profile is nothing to do with m/c getting into single or multi user mode.
by default m/c will boot in multi user mode (specified in inittab).
you are getting into single user mode since you are specifying boot -fl S at SRM console, the file /etc/profile.single is nothig to do with it.
to get into single user, at SRM console you have to specify the boot option as
>boot -fl S
.profile is nothing to do with m/c getting into single or multi user mode.
by default m/c will boot in multi user mode (specified in inittab).
you are getting into single user mode since you are specifying boot -fl S at SRM console, the file /etc/profile.single is nothig to do with it.
to get into single user, at SRM console you have to specify the boot option as
>boot -fl S
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тАО07-12-2004 10:42 PM
тАО07-12-2004 10:42 PM
Re: Multi-user boot ( Always )
Ravi,
why repeating all things I have written?
why repeating all things I have written?
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