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Strange troube rebooting on 9.2
- From: Ruben Safir <ruben@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 19 May 2005 18:59:19 -0400
- Message-id: <1116541228.11681.11.camel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Part A:
On my main gateway and mail server I had this strange problem rebooting
the box. It hung after power management and portmaps.
I couldn't debug it, and didn't see anything that was hanging it up.
I was forced to reinstall the system, which really sucks, and after
reinstalling, it did the same thing. It just refused to reboot past the
same point.
Part B:
I needed to reboot the box in the first place because the networking
went nuts. Does anyone know why ping would return illegal device
access, or illegal instruction something like that?
Part C:
The box runs named with my own config files. But when I try to start it
up from /etc/rc.d/ it fails and complains that it is missing the
directory /etc/name.d or some such, which ISN'T in my named.conf file.
How can I fix the /etc/rc.d/named script to stop this and behave right?
Evidently there is a sysconfig variable involved. I eyeballed it, but I
think I need to ask someone more familiar with how it is written
On my main gateway and mail server I had this strange problem rebooting
the box. It hung after power management and portmaps.
I couldn't debug it, and didn't see anything that was hanging it up.
I was forced to reinstall the system, which really sucks, and after
reinstalling, it did the same thing. It just refused to reboot past the
same point.
Part B:
I needed to reboot the box in the first place because the networking
went nuts. Does anyone know why ping would return illegal device
access, or illegal instruction something like that?
Part C:
The box runs named with my own config files. But when I try to start it
up from /etc/rc.d/ it fails and complains that it is missing the
directory /etc/name.d or some such, which ISN'T in my named.conf file.
How can I fix the /etc/rc.d/named script to stop this and behave right?
Evidently there is a sysconfig variable involved. I eyeballed it, but I
think I need to ask someone more familiar with how it is written
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