We can’t start automatically the following shells at the start of system:
sagarg, sagargml, sagargev and sagxts.
We have been started this manually every time that we start the system (boot).
Who knows what kind of error can be ???
Thank’s
Karina.
Karina Olivares
Consist Brazil
[This message was edited by Karina on 22 Mar 2002 at 14:59.]
Hi Karina,
what runlevel are you starting up your linux box ? If it is runlevel != 3 you have to manually add the mentioned init scripts to the approriate rcX.d directory. I belive the problem is documented in the release notes to 3.1.1.3 .
To find out what runleve your system is after booting type the “runlevel” command in a shell.
Linking the runleve scripts is done the following way (as root do):
cd /etc/rcX.d # where X is the runlevel ie. 5
ln -s …/init.d/sagargev ./S59sagargev
ln -s …/init.d/sagarg ./S60sagarg
ln -s …/init.d/sagargml ./S61sagargml
ln -s …/init.d/sagxts ./S64sagxts
# and in order to ensure daemons will shutdown on halt do
ln -s …/init.d/sagxts ./K36sagxts
ln -s …/init.d/sagargml ./K39sagargml
ln -s …/init.d/sagarg ./K40sagarg
ln -s …/init.d/sagargev ./K41sagargev
hope that helps …
cheers … Bjoern
If I recall correctly, SuSE 7.0 had run level 3 as the default run level while SuSE 7.2 uses run level 5.