O2- bootup - No host icons - login not possible - SGI
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I am an SGI user, sketchy on admin. Running Irix 6.3 with propriety
software.
My O2 is starting up then comes to login screen and no hosts appear
and won't ...
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O2- bootup - No host icons - login not possible
O2- bootup - No host icons - login not possible
I am an SGI user, sketchy on admin. Running Irix 6.3 with propriety
software.
My O2 is starting up then comes to login screen and no hosts appear
and won't respond to keyboard login.
If I start in the shell I still get no response to commands other
than:
Unable to execute /:no such file or directory
or
no such device
on startup in is looking for a domain and NIS it can't find, otherwise
normal.
what is missing?
can it be retreived from miniboot?
Paul
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Re: O2- bootup - No host icons - login not possible
In article ,
Paul M wrote:
:O2- bootup - No host icons - login not possible
:I am an SGI user, sketchy on admin. Running Irix 6.3 with propriety
:software.
:My O2 is starting up then comes to login screen and no hosts appear
:and won't respond to keyboard login.
I would suggest stopping in the PROM and executing the command
resetenv
--
Any sufficiently advanced bug is indistinguishable from a feature.
-- Rich Kulawiec
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Re: O2- bootup - No host icons - login not possible
roberson@ibd.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca (Walter Roberson) wrote in message news:...
> In article ,
> Paul M wrote:
> :O2- bootup - No host icons - login not possible
>
> :I am an SGI user, sketchy on admin. Running Irix 6.3 with propriety
> :software.
>
> :My O2 is starting up then comes to login screen and no hosts appear
> :and won't respond to keyboard login.
>
> I would suggest stopping in the PROM and executing the command
>
> resetenv
Thanks Walter,
Tried printenv, all looked ok. resetenv just in case. No result.
Of the 16 times I have tried to boot system it has booted to login
icons twice. Once I could work the other time I got no desktop icons
and system froze when I went into system manager.
I ran diagnostics and got:
Start scsi test
no valid QOUT_PTR_ARRAY
Device 4 failed DMA test
Error code + IP32.08.0c.01 w1=00000001 w2=00000010
does this mean my hard drive is dead? I suspect so. I have 2 systems
and this disk gives same problem in both.
Paul