i have a system running hp-ux 11i and it hangs (busy / wait) on "Recover
editor crash files" during HP-UX start-up.
any body know how i can fix this ?
regards,
Chua
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Robert
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10/24/2003 7:08:16 PM |
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Robert Chua <RobertChua@austin.rr.com> wrote:
> i have a system running hp-ux 11i and it hangs (busy / wait) on "Recover
> editor crash files" during HP-UX start-up.
> any body know how i can fix this ?
Interrupt the boot sequence to get a "ISL> " prompt, do a single-user
boot ("ISL> hpux -is"), (try to) "mount -a" and inspect /etc/rc.log.
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Frank
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10/25/2003 3:37:50 PM
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On Fri, 24 Oct 2003 19:08:16 GMT, Robert Chua
<RobertChua@austin.rr.com> wrote:
>i have a system running hp-ux 11i and it hangs (busy / wait) on "Recover
>editor crash files" during HP-UX start-up.
>any body know how i can fix this ?
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>regards,
>
>Chua
We have this problem with 11.0 at times.
I opened a case with HP and they could not figure out why this was
happening.
You cant move the script that does this as there are some timing
issues involed. ONe thing I did do was the start removing the Ex*
files from /var/tmp. This seems to help some.
This is an issue that was introduced at some point after a patch was
bundle was introduced.
I found that the system would eventually come back but it might take
as long as 25-30 minutes. It has something to do with timing out
waiting from some type of network service.
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marvin
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10/31/2003 8:22:42 PM
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thank you marvin,
i had to let it sit for about an hour and it finally made it through the
startup step
regards,
Chua
marvin wrote:
>On Fri, 24 Oct 2003 19:08:16 GMT, Robert Chua
><RobertChua@austin.rr.com> wrote:
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>>i have a system running hp-ux 11i and it hangs (busy / wait) on "Recover
>>editor crash files" during HP-UX start-up.
>>any body know how i can fix this ?
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>>regards,
>>
>>Chua
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>We have this problem with 11.0 at times.
>I opened a case with HP and they could not figure out why this was
>happening.
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>You cant move the script that does this as there are some timing
>issues involed. ONe thing I did do was the start removing the Ex*
>files from /var/tmp. This seems to help some.
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>This is an issue that was introduced at some point after a patch was
>bundle was introduced.
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>I found that the system would eventually come back but it might take
>as long as 25-30 minutes. It has something to do with timing out
>waiting from some type of network service.
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Robert
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11/1/2003 6:34:51 PM
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