C1064A Console on K570

[Thomas Warren_1]

I have started to get the following periodic message:

INIT: Command is respawning too quickly
Will try again in 5 minutes.

anyone recgonize this, and how to get rid of it??

Thanks

[S.K. Chan]

Did you change anything in /etc/inittab ? You may have a corrupted /etc/inittab file. What you can do is get a "fresh" copy from /usr/newconfig/etc, but before that make a copy of your original inittab file first.
# cd /etc
# cp inittab inittab.bak
# cp /usr/newconfig/etc/inittab .
# vi inittab
==> You may need to edit it to make sure it matches up with the inittab.bak
# init q
==> Re-read it.

[Darren Prior]

Hi,

One of the common causes of this is if you have a script in /etc/rc.config.d that shouldn't be there.

Check for any timestamps in that directory since your last reboot - then see if those files contain anything more than just setting variables. If they do then move them to a temporary location and check them out.

Here's a doc in the knowledge base that can talk you through fixing this issue: UXDNKBRC00000918

regards,

Darren.

[Pete Randall]

To add to Daren's answer, there shouldn't be any blah.bak or blah.old files in /etc/rc.config.d, either. The entire directory is sourced, so these "backup" files get sourced as well.

Pete