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no log in prompt
hi all,
i m using HP-UX, im ajust a beginner n i dont knw much abt unix now the problem m facing is tht few days back i got an error Code:
ERROR “ The service smb is not running”. ERROR “ The service smbfs is not running”. ERROR “ The service nmb is not running”. Failed fews3 – configuration Warning:- Disk / tmp is 100% full. Warning:- fews3 – Disks - Basic when i restarted and tried to log in as ROOT, the system got stuck and it kept on repeating. the next day, i started the system again but this tym i did not get the login prompt and a black screen with alot of text on it appeared just like we have a command prompt in DOS, on this screen it asks for username after that it asks for the password, but after entering the password it dsnt go any further and the cursor keeps on blincking plz help me if smbdy has got my point waiting for ur reply Last edited by pludi; 3 Weeks Ago at 04:36 AM.. |
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Further to "vbe".
The "ERROR" messages are from Samba and are not your main problem unless someone has messed with the root account. The filesystem(s) full is the main issue and must be dealt with in single user mode. Are you logging in on the real system console? |
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