"RPCBIND:check_netconfig message" while rebooting

[adrijano romih]

i got following messages while trying to boot hpux11.11.


HP-UX Startup in progress
-------------------------
Configure system crash dumps [OK]
Mount file systems [ok]
Update kernel and loadable modules [n/a]
Initialize loadable modules [ok]
Setting hostname [ok]
Start kernel Logging facility [n/a]
Set privilege group [n/a]
Display date [n/a]
Copy processor logs to /var/tombstones [ok]
Save system crash dump if needed [n/a]
Enable auxiliary swap space [ok]
Start syncer daemon [ok]
Sept 30 09:58:53 rpcbind: check_netconfig:Found CLTS loopback transport
Sept 30 09:58:53 rpcbind: check_netconfig:Found COTS loopback transport
Sept 30 09:58:53 rpcbind: check_netconfig:Found COTS ORD loopback transport [busy]
and the boot stops.
Anybody know how to solve a problem?

[harry d brown jr]

Have you made any changes to your system? - like add hardware? - apply a patch(es)?

Has this system been running 11.11 fine prior to this issue?

live free or die
harry

[adrijano romih]

on b1000 machine, i haven't do any changes. the system went off for weekend.
but on b180, i put the QPK1100_11.11.depot(march 2003) yesterday, because i was not been able to upgrade ClearCase clinet, and since then, the message appears.

[Kent Ostby]

Can you telnet into the box to look around ?

Have you made any changes to any files in /etc/rc.config.d (specifically networking related).

Have you installed any new software ( one similar case in HP db shows a problem with SEOS ) ?

Have you reignited teh box from somewhere else ?

[T G Manikandan]

There is a doc which explains this

http://www2.itrc.hp.com/service/cki/docDisplay.do?docLocale=en_US&docId=200000062947648

Must be a patch should resolve these messages

[adrijano romih]

the machines are usless. stops at boot.

[Kent Ostby]

This wont fix the problem but should get you to a root login as well so you can check the /etc/rc.config.d directory with ll and see what files if any have been modified.

The command to help you do that is:
shift-cntl-|

which will get you past the startup scripts.

Best regards,

Kent M. Ostby

[adrijano romih]

two files, nfsconf and namesvrs. modification date is september 25th.

[Jeff Schussele · Accepted solution]

Hi Adrijano,

If you AREN'T using NFS nor NIS(+) then you should set them off in those files.

In /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf - set

NFS_CLIENT=0
NFS_SERVER=0
AUTOMOUNT=0
AUTOFS=0

In /etc/rc.config.d/namesvrs - set

NIS_MASTER_SERVER=0
NIS_SLAVE_SERVER=0
NIS_CLIENT=0
NISPLUS_SERVER=0
NISPLUS_CLIENT=0

Then none of these services will try to start at next boot.

Rgds,
Jeff

[adrijano romih]

thank you very much.