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06-08-2002 01:59 AM
06-08-2002 01:59 AM
boot problem
system loaded hp-ux10.2 facing booting problem.
it hauls at message "trying nfs",before that is shows nis client and server fail
regards
sanjeev gupta
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06-08-2002 02:09 AM
06-08-2002 02:09 AM
Re: boot problem
Your server cant talk to a remote server which its tring to mount. Solutions;
1. Make sure the remote server is up, pingable to your server and nfs running.
2. Reboot your server in single user mode, disable the nfs mounts (comment out of /etc/fstab) then reboot and find out why you cant nfs mount then.
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06-08-2002 07:43 AM
06-08-2002 07:43 AM
Re: boot problem
If you are getting the prompt press ^C
when it says tring..... Then disable or test appropriate connectivity between NFS server.
Also try linkloop/ping to NFS server
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06-08-2002 01:46 PM
06-08-2002 01:46 PM
Re: boot problem
boot into single user mode, turn off nfs, boot normally, then test to make sure you have network connectivity.
live free or die
harry
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06-08-2002 08:15 PM
06-08-2002 08:15 PM
Re: boot problem
Boot the server in single user mode
ISL>hpux -is
Then edit etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf
and change the line; NFS_CLIENT from 1 to 0.
set NFS_SERVER to 0.
Also in /etc/fstab.....disable the remote mounts.
Then reboot the server. Check for the network connections to the remote server whether it is getting accessed or not. After you are getting the connectivity with the remote server, again put back the original settings.
Piyush