From: mario.evangelista-silva@serpro.gov.br
Date: Thu Jul 11 2002 - 19:47:42 EDT
For environment Unix(HP-UX), use the folowwing procedures:
Edit archive "nfsconf" in directory /etc/rc.config.d and set:
NFS_CLIENT=1
1(one) for start Client and 0(zero) for stop
NFS_SERVER=1
1(one) for start Server and 0(zero) for stop Server NFS.
Atenciosamente,
Mário Evangelista
(85) 216-2847
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Frank Cheung Para: hpux-admin@DutchWorks.nl
<fcheung@solution-soft cc:
.com> Assunto: [HPADM] [Summary] How to bypass a startup daemon
Enviado Por:
hpux-admin-owner@Dutch
Works.nl
11/07/2002 19:48
Mario Evangelista da Silva Neto - SUPRE/RESPO/REFLA
Thanks to all of you responding me.
The magic trick to bypass the startup daemon is push the Pause/Break key
on the keyboard (it worked for me). Once you do that all rest of the
daemon will be skipped.
Then will bring you to a console login prompt. At this point you can
logon and edit the configuration files. This trick was provided by Rick.
Thanks again
Frank
rick.favro@philips.com wrote:
>
> Frank:
>
> On the older style keyboards, it is the Reset/Break key, which is
in the upper left corner. On the newer
> style keyboards, I believe it is the Pause/Break key, which is located
near the upper right of the keyboard. If I
> recall correctly, pressing this key will skip the current, and all of the
following, startup scripts, and place you at
> a login prompt. Breaking out of the NFS startup script can take a couple
of minutes.
>
> I hope it helps,
>
> Rick Favro.
>
>
> Frank Cheung
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>
>
> HP Admins,
>
> I just installed a 11.0 on my box. It hangs on starting NFS server
> daemon. I knew there is a way to bypass a startup daemon by push a key
> on the keyboard. Could anyone tell me where is that key?
>
> TIA
>
> Frank
>
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