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10-17-2007 02:30 PM
10-17-2007 02:30 PM
J Class booting problem
Dear Gurus,
I have a problem in booting my J-Class. it does not boot to level 3 when booting continously.
I have tried booting to single user, then to level 2 munally but when we tried to boot in to level 3, i think the server hangs.
It has NFS automount... should i disable it first?
I need more inputs to troubleshoot this.
Thanks!
I have a problem in booting my J-Class. it does not boot to level 3 when booting continously.
I have tried booting to single user, then to level 2 munally but when we tried to boot in to level 3, i think the server hangs.
It has NFS automount... should i disable it first?
I need more inputs to troubleshoot this.
Thanks!
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10-17-2007 03:55 PM
10-17-2007 03:55 PM
Re: J Class booting problem
have a look on your /etc/fstab for any NFS file systems. may be some problem is there only...
It's kind of fun to do the impossible
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10-17-2007 03:56 PM
10-17-2007 03:56 PM
Re: J Class booting problem
> I need more inputs to troubleshoot this.
Same here. Can you see in /etc/rc.log (or
/etc/rc.log.old) what it was doing when it
hung?
> It has NFS automount... should i disable it
> first?
I'd try to see where it hangs, and then try
to see why. If you have some /sbin/rc*/*
script which relies on NFS working, then you
could be asking for trouble.
Info like the OS version might also be
interesting.
Same here. Can you see in /etc/rc.log (or
/etc/rc.log.old) what it was doing when it
hung?
> It has NFS automount... should i disable it
> first?
I'd try to see where it hangs, and then try
to see why. If you have some /sbin/rc*/*
script which relies on NFS working, then you
could be asking for trouble.
Info like the OS version might also be
interesting.
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10-17-2007 06:57 PM
10-17-2007 06:57 PM
Re: J Class booting problem
Pando,
You can disable in /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf
AUTOMOUNT=1 => change to 0
AUTO_MASTER="/etc/auto_master"
AUTO_OPTIONS="-f $AUTO_MASTER"
WK
You can disable in /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf
AUTOMOUNT=1 => change to 0
AUTO_MASTER="/etc/auto_master"
AUTO_OPTIONS="-f $AUTO_MASTER"
WK
Problem never ends, you must know how to fix it
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