sam in single user mode?

[Randy_9]

what is the secret to using SAM in single user mode?

Thanks,

Randy

[Mark Vollmers]

Randy-

you can't run SAM in single user mode. at least, not the gui version. you might be able to run the text-based interface, but I don't think so. Time to dig out the commands.

Mark

[Pete Randall · Accepted solution]

Do a "mount -a" to get all the root file systems mounted.

Good luck,
Pete

[Mark Vollmers]

oh, yeah. my bad. Make sure the TERM is set correctly (TERM=hp is fine) and you can move around with the tab key.

[Sandip Ghosh]

When you are booting in the single user mode all the filesystems are not mounted that time.
Do "vgchange -a y /dev/vg00" and "mount -a". After that SAM should run in single user mode.

Sandip

[MANOJ SRIVASTAVA]

Hi Randy


Go to single user mode like
hpux -is or you can do just init S , this will give you the all rot mounted you can do a mount -a or fsck /dev/vg00/rlvol and then mount -a to get the other file systems like usr,var to get mounted , then you can run SAM


Manoj Srivastava

[Randy_9]

Thanks everyone, I had done it before
but forgot how. I'll be sure to jot these
instructions down this time.

on my way now..........

Randy