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06-13-2007
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How to solve restarting problem
Hi!
My unix os version is OSF1 CP1 V4.0 878 alpha. It startup normally but it restarts within 5 sec. I would like to know how to solve . Please reply to me. Thanks . akzin 
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06-13-2007
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This can happen when
(a) start up scripts are screwed (b) required volumes cannot be mounted I suggest 1. you boot it in single-user mode and try and mount every volume in /etc/fstab or it's equivalent. This may require doing fsck on each volume. 2. do a back up of the system. 3. try and guide it into multiuser mode step by step, this may require going through /etc/inittab with a fine tooth comb and confirm everything works.
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