From: hank@informatik.uni-essen.de (Hendrik G. Seliger) Subject: Re: SYS/V init refuses to run my /etc/rc Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 08:27:29 GMT
tep@engr.uark.edu (Tim Peoples) writes:
: I have recently installed the Sys/V init package but every time I
: boot my machine I get message from init saying that it can't execute
: my /etc/rc. My inittab entry for /etc/rc is taked directly from the
: example inittab that came with the package.
Had the same problem. Just make your rc-file executable (i.e.
chmod u+x /etc/rc) will make it work (should have a "#!/bin/sh" as
the first line, just to make sure).
Do you then have any problems with your terminals?? I installed the
new bootsys3-package and could no longer access my ttys (-> no tty
attached to any process). I posted a message but got no responses.
This is NOT a problem of any other deamons running. I took 'em all
out and still no tty-access. Anybody any clues??
Hendrik.