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01-02-2006 10:05 PM
01-02-2006 10:05 PM
Unable to mount var
INIT : Command is resapwing too rapidly
will try again in 5 min
check possible errors
id:"/usr/sam/lbin/samd system mgmt daemon
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01-02-2006 10:09 PM
01-02-2006 10:09 PM
Re: Unable to mount var
u may like to refer to this:
http://www1.itrc.hp.com/service/cki/docDisplay.do?docLocale=en_US&docId=200000080090535
regards.
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01-02-2006 10:16 PM
01-02-2006 10:16 PM
Re: Unable to mount var
when I see this message it usually is a problem in /etc/inittab. Just type
init q
to check inittab contents.
Does it return just the prompt?
Have you edit the inittab file in last period?
Best regards,
Fabio
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01-02-2006 10:20 PM
01-02-2006 10:20 PM
Re: Unable to mount var
it just returned to prompt
i haven't edited inittab file
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01-02-2006 10:25 PM
01-02-2006 10:25 PM
Re: Unable to mount var
Check for the same line in /etc/inittab
/usr/sam/lbin/samd
Just hash the line containing this string and do
#init q
HTH,
Devender
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01-02-2006 10:43 PM
01-02-2006 10:43 PM
Re: Unable to mount var
This no where seems to be linked to the problem in subject.
What is the error when you try to mount it manually by
#mount /var
HTH,
Devender
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01-03-2006 12:00 AM
01-03-2006 12:00 AM
Re: Unable to mount var
hpux -is
Once you are there, there are a couple of possible causes.
1) type: mount -a
If you get error messages about the format in /etc/fstab, then fix those lines.
2) Figure out the last time you rebooted the machine okay by doing a tail on /etc/shutdownlog: tail /etc/shutdownlog
cd to /etc/rc.config.d
ll -t | head
for any of the files in this directory with a timestamp more recent than you last successful reboot type:
. ./
For example:
. ./cmcluster
If you ANY messages back from the "." commands, then that file has an error in it.
Files in this directory can only be of two types:
COMMENTS (start with a #)
VARIABLE SETTINGS
If someone has tried to set up a command to run out of this directory then you will get a failure like you are currently seeing.
If one of the files returns an error and it is not key to the system, then move it out of this directory and reboot. If it is key to the system (like netconf) then edit it and fix the error and do a reboot.
Oz
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01-03-2006 12:07 AM
01-03-2006 12:07 AM
Re: Unable to mount var
problem may with the /etc/inittab entry
regards
sunil