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Re: More on Single User Mode...

 
Ted McLean
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More on Single User Mode...

I tried following the steps for Single User mode but the problem occurs when I cancel the boot up process and type

"Boot Pri"

When I do so I don't get the command that asks me about SLI but instead the machine continues to boot up...Any ideas?

Thanks
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Sundar_7
Honored Contributor

Re: More on Single User Mode...

Did you get a prompt saying "Interact with IPL Y/N/Q ?"
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SS_6
Valued Contributor

Re: More on Single User Mode...

At the bgenning of boot process intrupt within 10 sec when prompted.
Intrect with IPl--- Y
ISL> hpux -is
you will go to single user mode.
boot pri is to boot from primary disk
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Ted McLean
Occasional Advisor

Re: More on Single User Mode...

No I didn't get that prompt and that is the problem...Is there some setting I have that is messed up or is there another way to get into Single User MOde?

Ted
SS_6
Valued Contributor

Re: More on Single User Mode...

After machine boots up do
# init s or init 1
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A. Clay Stephenson
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: More on Single User Mode...

At this point, it would really help to know what model? What firmware level? (Available from the INformation Firmware Monitor menu.)
What does SEA IPL (Search IPL) do?



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Ted McLean
Occasional Advisor

Re: More on Single User Mode...


Model = 9000/750/E

john korterman
Honored Contributor

Re: More on Single User Mode...

Hi,
perhaps a silly question, but do you work on the actual console?

regards,
John K.
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Ted McLean
Occasional Advisor

Re: More on Single User Mode...

Thanks for everyones help but I the problem was solved. All I did was type init 1 then rebooted the system adn it loaded into Single User Mode. That was easy enough...